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Tonya Robinson, Albert Smith and Douglas Donley were all convicted on fraud charges Wednesday in a wire scheme to defraud the South Bend Housing Authority.
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Tonya Robinson and two other co-defendants will be on trial this week for a federal fraud scheme run through the South Bend Housing Authority
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Purdue University is urging a federal court to rule in their favor over a Title IX case after alleging that the jury made a “logic error” in its findings
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A former Elkhart police officer has been convicted in a federal wire fraud trial and will be sentenced this December.
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A former employee has been charged with embezzling more than $270,000 from Indianapolis-based WFYI Public Media.
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After two years of litigating in state court, Enbridge argued it should be moved to federal court because the case deals with federal questions.
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The court says the bellwether Flint water crisis trial against LAN and Veolia could last four months.
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The plaintiffs' attorney had requested more than $200 million. Co-lead counsel Michael Pitt estimates the judge's order will mean the attorneys will receive around $190 million.
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Ryan O’Neill, the former South Bend Police officer who shot and killed Eric Logan two years ago, has been granted summary judgement in a civil rights…
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A former University of Notre Dame football player is suing the university and the NCAA, alleging that they “recklessly disregarded” information related to…