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A NorthWood student filed a lawsuit after an allegedly intoxicated bus driver transported choir students to Grand Rapids in 2024.

A newly filed lawsuit alleges a bus driver transporting NorthWood choir students in 2024 was intoxicated during a field trip to Michigan.

The South Bend Redevelopment Commission's attorneys have told a federal bankruptcy judge that developer David Matthews could be trying to escape the city in state court because judgments there over the past three years have consistently gone against him.

A proposed $25 million settlement in Benton Harbor’s lead water lawsuit moves forward as residents’ attorney says state officials must still be held accountable.

U.S. District Court Judge James Moody quickly dismissed the lawsuit that Erica Flores' estate filed against the city of South Bend and fired Officer Justin Gorny, but a federal appeals court reversed, sending it back to the trial court where the parties continue the discovery process.

The lawsuit alleges insulin can cost Eli Lilly just a few dollars to produce, while some consumers are charged hundreds of dollars.

Special Judge Graham Polando avoided the heart of resident Brian Collier's case over Sharon McBride's residency, ruling that Collier lacks standing to bring it because he's neither a candidate for the office nor a prosecutor.

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.

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.

The Indiana Attorney General filed a lawsuit against Deerfield Estates Mobile Home Park in La Porte, alleging multiple violations of state consumer protection laws.