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New court filings allege Elkhart Prosecutor Vicki Becker argued in court that two different people provided a gun in a 2003 shooting.
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Elkhart officials want to buy the old Chase building on Franklin Street for a new public safety building.
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Indiana & Michigan Power hopes to have the water level raised by Memorial Day but isn't making any promises it will hit that target
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Retired NIBCO chairman Rex Martin says the city took his $20 million pledge for granted and wanted too many concessions
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City leaders say the project is a necessary first step towards courting private investment in the historically under served area.
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The state supreme court heard arguments from a trio of people convicted of violent crimes in Elkhart who are seeking exoneration. The arguments center on whether judge Teresa Cataldo can continue to preside over the cases.
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Andrew Royer will receive $11.7 million from Elkhart after he spent 16 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit
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Aaron Mishler maintained his election night lead in Elkhart 1st District
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Public comment on the water rates will be allowed later as part of the state regulatory process
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'This is what Elkhart can do': New Tolson Center for Community Excellence opens its doors in ElkhartThe new center is a reimagined space with gyms, art rooms, adult programming and more.