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Several Indiana voting rights organizations are suing the state over laws they say only target naturalized citizens. The lawsuit says two recent state laws violate federal voting protections.
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The Penn Harris Madison school board met Tuesday in executive session to discuss the five people who've applied to fill the trustee seat vacated by Matt Chaffee's resignation Oct. 6.
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Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus are calling on their Republican colleagues to fight back against a congressional redistricting push from the Trump administration.
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St. Joseph Superior Judge Jenny Pitts Manier granted Sheriff Bill Redman's motion to dismiss, finding that Rokita lacks standing to bring the complaint, he offered no evidence that Redman has a policy or practice of stopping staff from cooperating with ICE, and a state attorney general can't force local police to help ICE.
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WVPE's Kent Fulmer talks with Ryan Adams of the Mourning Museum in Niles, Michigan.
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Around 150 Indiana casino workers started a strike Friday against Horseshoe Indianapolis in Shelbyville.
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The analysis by the Environmental Law and Policy Center shows two beaches in northwest Indiana accounted for most of that increase while the water quality at many beaches improved.
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Students from Concord Intermediate joined Mayor Rod Roberson to open JA BizTown’s new City Hall, designed to help kids see themselves in their own community.
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Parents, lawmakers, and advocates gathered in Elkhart to launch the Indiana Child Safety Campaign and call for stronger statewide bullying prevention efforts.
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Berrien County prosecutors have charged St. Joseph dentist Charles Howenstine with criminal sexual conduct after multiple people said he intentionally touched them in a sexual manner during exams. It's unclear whether the alleged victims were patients or employees.
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NIPSC0, citing rising wholesale costs it pays for gas, says the average monthly household gas bill this winter is projected to increase 38% compared to 2023.
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An officer's body cam video shows stabbing and confinement suspect Christopher Chester coming at six officers with a hammer. Two fired shots at him, hitting him with eight bullets. He died two hours later at a hospital.