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Mishawaka police say they'll increase patrols in school zones to make sure people drive more slowly there.
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The city hired an Indiana Department of Natural Resources-approved firm to capture and relocate geese from parks and green spaces. State officials say it's likely a temporary fix.
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Granger Community Church Pastor Ted Bryant says the city of South Bend's plans to redevelop public housing sites downtown are too vague to keep its community center there so underutilized.
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The death of a Mishawaka High School student struck by a train Wednesday has renewed concern about pedestrian safety around railroad tracks.
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Habitat CEO Jim Williams says Habitat has provided cash help to relocate, and that 24 of the 34 families have found new places to live, including eight that bought new homes. He says five families have been given another month.
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The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission says it has up to 300 days to decide whether Mishawaka or St. Joseph County will be allowed to serve the planned data center with water and sewer lines.
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Mayor Dave Wood outlined a year marked by development and a continued focus on public safety, infrastructure and civic pride in his 15th State of the City address.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Congressman Rudy Yakym’s office in Mishawaka on Friday, voicing frustration over his lack of town hall meetings and other concerns.
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Narles Brown Sr. faces murder and attempted murder charges after police say he shot and killed his son’s girlfriend and wounded his son.
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If Mishawaka Mayor Dave Wood's Youth Advisory Council can raise $35,000 from the public, the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority will match the money to buy the shoe statues.