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From a Ringing of the Bell ceremony at St. Joseph County's St. Patrick's Park to a parade in Warsaw, communities across Michiana plan events to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Indiana’s Supreme Court ruled on a case over whether the state’s recount commission erred in throwing out ballots and declaring a new winner in a contentious Republican primary fight.
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South Bend muralist Alex Ann Allen says she eager to start her mural on the Indiana Fever's new $78 million performance center, which includes mentoring an apprentice.
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Constantine Police Chief Dan Thayer is assuring his village that a new Michigan Department of Transportation device on Old U.S. 131/Washington Street is not a Flock camera.
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Three months after the South Bend Fire Department let the Indiana state fire marshal take over its Lafayette Building fire investigation, there's been no information released about a cause or point of origin.
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Students applying to the University of Notre Dame will once again have to take the SAT or ACT.
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The Starke County Sheriff’s Office will not renew its contract for Flock cameras. In a Facebook post, the department said Sheriff Jack Rosa made the decision “in the best interest of the community.”
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South Bend Assistant Fire Chief Derrick Erquhart says investigators are gathering nearby surveillance video to determine the origin and cause of Tuesday's intense downtown construction fire.
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South Bend Common Council members Oliver Davis Jr. and Sherry Bolden-Simpson have filed a bill barring city officials from entering into non-disclosure agreements, after a James Mueller administration official citing an NDA in declining to attend a recent council committee meeting.
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St. Joseph County Democratic Party Chair Don Westerhausen filed suit Tuesday to force the county election board and clerk to place Democrats Autumn Kaylor, Dan Caruso, Marcy Kauffman and Christy Donlon on the Nov. 3 election ballot.
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Thirty-four counties have tested positive for West Nile virus. State and local officials are advising residents to take precautions against the spread of the disease.
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Marshall County Prosecutor Nelson Chipman said he couldn’t conclude that the 50-year-old caller was “capable of forming the requisite intent to support a criminal conviction.”