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The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County has awarded WVPE a $500,000 grant over three years, allowing the nonprofit station to add two reporters.
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The Community Foundation of Elkhart County has named Ken Julian as its interim CEO after the resignation of Pete McCown. Its board will next decide whether to make Julian the permanent CEO or launch a search outside the organization.
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East central Indiana voters in the state's 5th Congressional District will choose between two candidates this November to represent them at the national level.
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State officials want to see greater efforts to inform the public about looming changes to Medicaid. Some advocates warn 100’s of thousands of residents could lose coverage.
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South Bend police are investigating two shootings that took place within a mile of each other Saturday night.
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An effort to pause data center development in Michigan City has itself been paused. The city council on Tuesday tabled a proposed moratorium ordinance, by a vote of eight-to-one.
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An hours-long manhunt in rural LaPorte County ended with a man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, while an Elkhart woman was taken into custody.
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Democratic St. Joseph County Council President Bryan Tanner worries a data center ban could trigger lawsuits from developers that will increase the county's legal costs. But Republican Council Member Amy Drake says he's being too cautious on the issue.
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The area saw more than 400 crashes during the five-year study period. Most were rear-end crashes, but there were three fatal crashes in that period.
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The Michigan City Police Department still wants to expand its use of Flock Safety equipment, despite an investigation into an officer’s alleged misuse of the technology.
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Notre Dame philosophy professor Meghan Sullivan expects next week's DELTA Summit on artificial intelligence to include debates on slowing down AI development to ensure safeguards are in place to protect humanity.
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Democratic St. Joseph County Council President Bryan Tanner says he sees how unpopular data centers are with his constituents but he says council members' first priority should be to follow Indiana laws.