Jeff Parrott
ReporterParrott, a longtime public radio fan, came to WVPE in 2023 with over 25 years of journalism experience at newspapers in Indiana and Michigan, including 13 years at The South Bend Tribune. In his free time he enjoys pickleball, golf and spoiling his dog Bailey, who is a great girl.
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Democratic South Bend Mayor James Mueller has not announced to news media whether he'll seek re-election to a third term next year but he's planning campaign events this week and next.
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South Bend Mayor James Mueller says a council bill to bar city staff from signing confidentiality agreements about projects is overly broad and "unworkable."
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LaPorte County police on Tuesday announced that a DNA match shows that Carl David Phillips murdered 31-year-old Juanita Boyd in 1981. Phillips died in 2017.
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South Bend Mayor James Mueller on Tuesday announced the city is increasing its annual funding for Ready to Grow St. Joe, a nonprofit child care advocacy group.
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South Bend Mayor James Mueller says a common council bill barring city staff from entering confidentiality agreements is too broad and would force employees to violate state and federal laws or be fined.
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The St. Joseph County Area Plan staff has recommended approval of the small shopping center at Douglas Road and Capital Avenue, with two conditions.
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South Bend Common Council members Oliver Davis Jr. and Sherry Bolden-Simpson introduced a bill to bar city staff from entering into secretive agreements about projects after learning members of Mayor James Mueller's team signed agreements with Amazon in 2023 regarding their data center.
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St. Joseph County Area Plan staff support Microsoft's request to build a sound wall between its Granger data center and the Indiana Toll Road, aimed at shielding homes on the other side of the highway from the data center's low-frequency sound.
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Notre Dame officials say their new fence along the campus' southern edge, near Eddy Street Commons, is to direct pedestrians to use sidewalks along campus streets..
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Marshall County Health Administrator Jackie Franks says the department can help you determine whether you've been vaccinated against measles, which is making a comeback thanks to the anti-vaccine movement.