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Judge denies Bail Project’s request to pause Indiana law
A new Indiana law goes into effect Friday blocking charitable organizations from paying a person's bail to get them out of jail.
Indiana Supreme Court weighs future of lawsuit between Archdiocese, gay teacher
The Archdiocese has tried several times to end the case.
Monroe County prohibits guns in two buildings
The commissioners’ unanimous decision comes as Hoosiers will no longer need a permit to carry a handgun in public starting Friday.
Class Action Lawsuit filed against Cook Medical
Attorney Timothy Devereux said that the fees were the result of a lack of scrutiny toward Cook’s fiduciary responsibilities.
Indiana special session on abortion and inflation delayed until July 25
The Indiana Democratic Party accused Republicans of “waiting for the dust to settle” in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s ruling before trying to ban abortion.
Far-right Proud Boys disrupt Pride Month children’s storytime event at South Bend’s Tutt Library
The group has participated in right-wing protests and acts of political violence, including the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
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CenterPoint builds new plants, could raise gas rates
CenterPoint has some of the highest rates among Indiana electric utilities. It’s not clear yet how much customers’ bills will go up to pay for the gas plants.
What Indiana's permitless handgun carry law does and doesn't do
Starting Friday, you no longer need a handgun permit.
South Bend’s only abortion clinic is still open, but could soon close. What can patients do next?
For now, the Whole Woman’s Health clinic in South Bend is open and operating — but it could soon be forced to close if the state legislature bans the procedure.
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MCCSC places referendum on ballot, school lunch increases 25 cents
The board also approved a project resolution and preliminary bond resolution for a $13 million investment in buses, technology, equipment, and site improvements around the district.
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