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Marshall County Commissioners' attorney Sean Sirisi said he's confident they would win a lawsuit filed against them by prosecutor E. Nelson Chipman Jr., but it might not be a fast case.
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Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson says renovating the former Chase Building to become the city's new Public Safety Building will cost up to $10 million, compared to $20 million to build new.
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Amy Hadley's attorneys, the Virginia-based Institute for Justice, have now exhausted her federal options but vow to continue the case in state court.
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Alfonso "Fonnie" Mack and historic preservationists hope they can somehow raise the money or help to at least temporarily cover the roof of a building at 1415 W. Washington St. in South Bend before winter hits.
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Protesters rallied in Leeper Park and then demonstrated along Michigan Street.
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Medical offices could bring new life to a former shopping mall in Michigan City.
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More than 100 people gathered outside the Gov. Mike Braun’s official residence in Indianapolis Saturday for a rally urging voters to turn out in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
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