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It’s been six years since the world shut down because of COVID. State and local leaders had to make public health decisions that had lasting consequences on society.
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The fire territory expansion will roughly double the fire service portion of township property tax rates, generating money that proponents say will keep them competitive with other departments for pay.
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Indiana Department of Transportation officials say they're confident they can slow down State Road 23 traffic as it approaches the roundabout, with reduced speed limits and channelization measures like curbing.
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Indiana's utility regulatory commission opened an investigation into rising energy costs, questioning the state's five investor-owned utilities at a public hearing as customer complaints hit record levels.
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Former Indiana Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels is lending his political will and name power to help campaign for current Republican state lawmakers being primaried by Trump-supported candidates.
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On Thursday the South Bend administration will ask the city's redevelopment commission for another $1.5 million to revamp Kennedy Park, bringing the project's estimated cost up over $18 million.
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St. Joseph County prosecutors released no factual information Tuesday in how cold case detectives solved the case but it was featured in the Nov. 1 episode of Oxygen's show Cold Justice.
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Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library officials say their new bookmobile is for everyone, but they're especially eager to bring books to senior and day care centers, apartment complexes, and poorer areas of the city.
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Elkhart County officials say the most-blocked railroad crossings in 2025 were at county roads, 50, 42 and 29. They say a website with live information about whether crossings are open is getting 500 to 700 views per day.
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A South Bend leader calls for an athletic boycott of Penn High after a reported racial incident, citing accountability concerns and urging policy changes.
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Main Street and East Jackson in downtown Elkhart are closed for a federally mandated sewer project aimed at preventing sewage overflows during heavy rain.
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Granger residents have a chance to weigh in on a proposed roundabout. It would be located at State Road 23’s east intersection with Adams Road.