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Developer Dave Matthews has argued that he should be allowed to use the same job creation figures in the lawsuit that he's given the city of South Bend administration for years. Those figures count jobs that existed before Matthews built the high-rise.
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A Marshall County Judge has set a July 24 hearing in the city of South Bend's condemnation suit against Portage Township. The two local governments can't agree on the price the city will pay the township for land it wants for parking.
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The Indiana Attorney General filed a lawsuit against Deerfield Estates Mobile Home Park in La Porte, alleging multiple violations of state consumer protection laws.
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Rokita's lawsuit accuses Redman of breaking state law by barring officers from telling federal immigration enforcement officials when undocumented immigrants are in the jail, and refusing to hold them longer for federal agents. Redman denies the allegations and has asked a judge to dismiss the suit.
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A St. Joseph County judge has given Sheriff Bill Redman until March 17 to respond to Todd Rokita's lawsuit alleging he's not cooperating with federal immigration enforcement agents.
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The United Religious Community of St. Joseph County since 2021 has helped more than 300 refugees, mostly from Afghanistan and Ukraine, resettle in St. Joseph and Elkhart counties.
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The City of Goshen filed a legal complaint in Elkhart Circuit Court against El Imperial Bar , citing repeated disorderly incidents.
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Amber Wheat, a former teacher at Edison Middle School, has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the school corporation and the Amergis Healthcare Staffing employment agency.
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The training board of the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy says the South Bend Police Department never told it that Barber was convicted of sexually abusing a child.
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Kymani Collier drowned at 10 years old while at the public pool in Nappanee on July 4, 2023