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State officials want to see greater efforts to inform the public about looming changes to Medicaid. Some advocates warn 100’s of thousands of residents could lose coverage.
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South Bend police are investigating two shootings that took place within a mile of each other Saturday night.
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The area saw more than 400 crashes during the five-year study period. Most were rear-end crashes, but there were three fatal crashes in that period.
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The Michigan City Police Department still wants to expand its use of Flock Safety equipment, despite an investigation into an officer’s alleged misuse of the technology.
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Notre Dame philosophy professor Meghan Sullivan expects next week's DELTA Summit on artificial intelligence to include debates on slowing down AI development to ensure safeguards are in place to protect humanity.
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Democratic St. Joseph County Council President Bryan Tanner says he sees how unpopular data centers are with his constituents but he says council members' first priority should be to follow Indiana laws.
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St. Joseph Superior Judge Jenny Pitts-Manier on Thursday ruled that Republican Election Board Chair John Jurgonski and Republican Clerk Amy Rolfes acted outside the law when they told a Rolfes staffer to keep four Democratic candidates off the Nov. 3 election ballot.
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A five-day ICE operation resulted in 426 arrests across Indiana and sparked fear and disruptions in some Indianapolis communities.
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Homestead High School band director Jason Witzigreuter has received Indiana’s highest teacher honor for 2027.
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Realtors fear South Bend's coming short-term rental rules will slow economic activity. Council Member Heidi Beidinger notes that many in the community wanted even stricter rules but the council was constrained by Indiana laws that are favorable to owners and investors.
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South Bend Mayor James Mueller on Wednesday issued an executive order banning city staff from signing non-disclosure agreements about data centers. The move came a week after two common council members learned Mueller's public works director had signed an NDA with Amazon.
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Voter advocacy groups gathered at the Indiana statehouse Tuesday to call for secretary of state candidates to endorse a number of voter proposals, including keeping Indiana’s primaries open.