Indiana State Police investigation leads to arrest of Mentone man
A Mentone man is facing felony and misdemeanor charges following a child exploitation investigation involving cyber tips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited...
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Indiana Senate passes bill expanding ‘good citizenship’ instruction
The Indiana Senate has passed a bill expanding the state’s “good citizenship” instruction. The bill would include high school completion, full-time employment, and marriage and...
Goshen man facing burglary charges
A Goshen man is facing burglary charges following an incident last month. Fray Mancilla appeared in court Thursday for a pretrial conference related to a...
Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith speaks out on arrest of Don Lemon
Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is speaking out about the arrest of Don Lemon, saying it highlights concerns about religious freedom and safety in local...
Police investigating deadly shooting in Benton Harbor
Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened early Sunday morning in Benton Harbor. Officers with the Benton Harbor Department of Public Safety responded to...
Turkey Creek Fire Territory employee in jail after alleged illegal hunting
A Turkey Creek Fire Territory employee landed in jail after hunting deer on private property without permission and resisting authorities. Matthew Maher of Claypool faced...
Indiana House passes bill to increase oversight of DCS
The Indiana House has passed a bipartisan bill to increase oversight of the state’s Department of Child Services. House Bill 1307 requires the DCS Ombudsman’s...
South Bend Police Review Board changes
New members have joined the South Bend Police Review Board, and some roles on the board have shifted. The Common Council approved replacements for two...
Person hospitalized, dog killed in South Bend apartment fire
One person was transported to the hospital and multiple animals were rescued following an apartment fire Friday afternoon at the Jefferson Apartments. Just before 2...
FEMA approves $4 million in grants after 2025 extreme weather
FEMA has approved over $4 million in federal grants to support Indiana after severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding in 2025. The state experienced one of...