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Work begins on new four way stop at M-60, Dailey Road intersection

CASS COUNTY, Mich. (WSBT) — Drivers in Cass County will soon see a new four way stop at the intersection of M-60 and Dailey Road. The intersection is located east of Howard and west of Cassopolis. State officials say the change will improved safety in the area. This intersection...

Cass County, MI · 1d
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Warsaw Salutes You Banner Recognition Program Launches 9th Cycle Of Military Banners On East Market Street

The Warsaw Salutes You Banner Recognition Program announced the ninth cycle of military banners now displayed along East Market Street in Warsaw. The 27 banners honor veterans and memorial honorees who have served the country, according to a provided news release. The banners were relocated to the East Market Street...

Warsaw, IN · 1d
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Secondary dwellings on residential lots part of county housing discussion

WARSAW — Kosciusko County is seeing an increased number of requests to allow for a second dwellings on residential lots. Known years ago as a mother-in-law’s house, the practice of allowing accessory dwelling units traditionally was based on hardships. But with the increased availability of sewers around some...

Kosciusko County, IN · 2d
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Marshall County election board finds former commissioner candidate violated election law

The Marshall County Election Board voted Monday to find that former county commissioner candidate Emanuel Reese violated Indiana election law. The matter will be referred to the county prosecutor.

Marshall County, IN · 1d
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South Bend council to vote on NDA ban

The South Bend Common Council tonight will vote on a bill banning city staff from entering non-disclosure agreements. The vote comes as a developer plans a new data center power generation facility for South Bend but won’t say where. The ordinance bans employees in all three branches of government...

South Bend, IN · 1d

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Cass County Commissioners approve pay raises for employees, elected officials

Several Cass County, Michigan employees will soon be getting a pay raise. Members of the Cass County Independent Employees’ Association will get a two-percent raise for each of the next three years, under agreements approved by the county commissioners last week. Meanwhile, elected officials will get a three-percent cost of living adjustment next year, while non-union employees will get a three-percent cost of living adjustment and a $1,200 payment.

Cass County, MI · 3d

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Dogleg Social granted tax abatement in Mishawaka

A new, high-tech golf and entertainment complex has been granted a tax abatement by the city of Mishawaka. The council granted the business a tax abatement to move the project forward.

Mishawaka, IN · 1d

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First Microsoft data center-related commercial development planned

A developer is asking St. Joseph County officials to rezone the corner of Capital Avenue and Douglas Road to build a small shopping center. It’s the first proposed development aiming to serve employees of the Microsoft data center that’s under construction nearby. The developer will ask the county’s...

St Joseph County, IN · 1d

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Milford Council: Water Plant Expected To Come Online Soon

MILFORD – “Our new plant is looking really good at this time,” Superintendent Steven Marquart said at a Milford Town Council meeting Monday, Nov. 9. He said he expects the water filtration plant, built by R. Yoder Construction, to be operational by the end of November. Ryan...

Milford, IN · 1d

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Doctor Warns Measles Is Still a Threat as Indiana Cases Grow

STATEWIDE — Indiana has reported 145 measles cases in 2026, with infections recorded in 21 counties, as a physician warns that declining confidence in vaccines could leave more people vulnerable to a disease that can cause serious complications. Indiana Government Dr. Larry Bucshon, a physician and former Indiana congressman, says some people underestimate measles because […]

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E-Bike Regulations Discussed At Leesburg Council Meeting

LEESBURG — As an increased number of electric bicycles (e-bikes) are being seen around town, Leesburg Council wants to make sure parents are aware of age and helmet requirements. At the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday, Nov. 9, Councilman Tom Moore explained that there are three different classes of...

Leesburg, IN · 1d

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South Bend mayor to choose next police chief from current command staff

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Mayor James Mueller announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that he will select the next chief of the South Bend Police Department from the department’s current command staff. The announcement comes after Chief Scott Ruszkowski was elected St. Joseph County sheriff. Ruszkowski has served with the...

South Bend, IN · 1d

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Arts Council brings 'Nutcrackers in Nappanee' back for second year

NAPPANNEE, Ind. -- The town known for its apples is starting a new winter trend, "Nutcrackers in Nappanee," which is in its second year. Created by the Nappanee Arts Council, the group wanted to create a community art installation that adds to the more than 200 sculptures already around the city.

Nappanee, IN · 2d

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Mishawaka council votes unanimously to raise ambulance fees

The Mishawaka Common Council voted 8-0 Monday night to increase the cost of ambulance fees in the city. Brian Thomas, EMS chief of the Mishawaka Fire Department, said the department has not raised its rates since 2022.

Mishawaka, IN · 1d

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Amazon Web Services data center in St. Joseph County taking shape

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - Construction is continuing on Amazon Web Services’ $11 billion data center complex near New Carlisle, with over half of the planned 32 buildings are either completed or under construction across three sites, according to our reporting partners at the South Bend Tribune. Seven...

St Joseph County, IN · 1d

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Warsaw Library Board Discusses Reciprocal Covenant Agreement With Bell Memorial Public Library

Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees continued discussions about a reciprocal borrowing covenant involving the Bell Memorial Public Library during a meeting Monday. At the board's October meeting, Library Director Joe Fox brought up the possibility of establishing reciprocal borrowing covenants with Kosciusko County libraries. Through this, residents of...

Warsaw, IN · 1d

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Public input sought for proposed State Road 2 improvements

Residents and business owners will have another opportunity to weigh in on transportation needs along State Road 2. The ProPEL S-R 2 study team is holding two community office-hour sessions Thursday, November 12th, covering a 13-mile stretch between U-S 20 in LaPorte County and the 31 Bypass in St. Joseph County.

Laporte County, IN · 1d

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Commissioners approve public defender contracts

PLYMOUTH – County Council member Brandon Schadek, who also serves as chairman of the Public Defender Board, presented the contracts to the Commissioners. The agreements cover six full-time public defender attorneys, an administrator, and a Guardian ad Litem. Schadek noted that the attorney shortage continues to drive up costs,...

Marshall County, IN · 1d

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Kosciusko BZA Approves Exception For New Building At Nappanee-Based Business

WARSAW – The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals approved an exception for a Nappanee-based business and required them to rezone to an Industrial-2 district during a Tuesday, Nov. 10, meeting. At the board’s October meeting, Ryan Miller, president and CEO of PWI, requested an exception to allow the...

Nappanee, IN · 20h

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Plymouth considers annexing, rezoning 900 acres for industrial development

PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- Plymouth is considering annexing and rezoning approximately 900 acres of land in the northeastern part of the city for potential industrial development, raising concerns among residents about the possibility of a future data center. The proposal was requested by Indiana Tool and Manufacturing and would bring the...

Plymouth, IN · 1d