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We Make Indiana is teaming up with Tutor-ND and more than 20 local organizations to recruit 100 tutors to assist struggling students.
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Republican St. Joseph County Council President Dan Schaetzle finds himself without a party after sharing power with Democrats.
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A new initiative, spearheaded by We Make Indiana, aims to address the third-grade reading crisis in South Bend.
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Ben Jeffery's friend Stephanie says he often wore a sport coat, even with t-shirts, joking that it made him look "fly."
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A crowd of mostly police officers from area departments greeted the officers with applause Thursday as they walked out of Memorial Hospital in South Bend.
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Goshen High School has installed state-of-the-art vape detectors as part of its efforts to address vaping among students.
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The local chain reached a deal with the city of Elkhart and a developer to build the store before selling out to Grand Rapids-based SpartanNash in 2018.
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A federal court hearing for Douglas Thrams took place Wednesday in South Bend. Thrams is accused of making threats against President Donald Trump.
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The newly renamed Community Crisis Fund aims to help more than just the two people killed. It will take a broader scope to include others, like witnesses to the shootings.
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From 2023 to 2024 the USDA cited Vernon D. Miller for 90 violations of the Animal Welfare Act, the highest number of citations for any USDA-licensed facility during that time period.
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The Lilly Endowment money will help build a new mixed-income neighborhood next to Four Winds Field, create a land bank, and fund low-interest loans to buy or rehabilitate blighted properties.
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The South Bend Common Council voted Monday night to approve a rezoning that will make way for the New Day Intake Center to address homelessness in the region.