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St. Joseph County Council President Dan Schaetzle insists he remains a Republican but the local and now state party disagree, saying he's no longer "in good standing" for at least two years.
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Elkhart County Prosecutor Vicki Becker says her office erred in the wording of a probable cause affidavit, which inaccurately said that Jayco RV operations vice president Devon Miller believed killing the cats in the compactor was in the company's interest.
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The Hispanic Health Coalition of Northern Indiana is organizing a symposium Friday in Elkhart to present research into why Elkhart's Hispanic babies are dying before their first birthdays at a rate doubling the national average.
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Unity Gardens mostly relies on donations and private grants but county-administered Health First Indiana grants the past two years are expected to drive a record harvest and number of people served this year.
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Court delays and an obscure section of the Indiana Constitution have kept Republican Michiana Shores State Sen. Mike Bohacek driving, some five months after police found him driving with a blood alcohol content three times over the legal limit.
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The Humane Society of Elkhart County has installed a self-serve microchip scanner at Studebaker Park in Elkhart, offering a new way to help lost pets return home.
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St. Joseph County parks bought the Anderson Road farmland in 1999 when Granger was growing rapidly but had never found the money to develop a park there.
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The future of South Bend’s school leadership dominated Monday night’s school board meeting, with calls for the official termination of former superintendent Todd Cummings.
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Drivers across northern Indiana are facing a growing list of traffic delays as major road construction projects get underway for the summer.
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The St. Joseph County Health Department says the cuts were required because it's lost millions of dollars in previously committed state and federal funding this year.
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The developer wants to rezone 1,057 acres along scenic Chicago Trail, designated as green space or agriculture in county and town plans, to build a data center. New Carlisle town officials say they'll already have their hands full with the massive data center that Amazon is building nearby.
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St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken Cotter's chief deputy, Amy Cressy, plans to run next November to succeed him. Cotter was elected in 2015 after serving as Prosecutor Michael Dvorak's chief deputy.