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Portage Democrats have two candidates on their primary ballot for clerk-treasurer, as Terri Clark and Elizabeth Modesto vie for the spot on November’s ballot.

Indiana Supreme Court justices have agreed to consider two cases for the week ending April 7.

For the first time since the Marion County Superior Court issued an order in December 2022 which found, in part, that Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita violated a state confidentiality

A Ball State student is suing the school for breaching contract when the school closed in-person classes during the COVID-19 shutdown.

For the first time since the Marion County Superior Court issued an order in December 2022 which found, in part, that Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita

Hopefuls address top priorities for city, leadership style and working relationship with mayor and council

FERDINAND — Indiana Regional 15 Planning Commission is sending out four grant applications to the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. The monthly meeting of executive commissioners met Tuesday,

Monroe County sheriff challenges county commissioners, demanding answers regarding selection of jail design firm

As controversy swirled on the Valparaiso University campus weeks after President Jose Padilla announced the private school was considering selling three cornerstone pieces from the Brauer Museum of Art to fund dorm renovations for first-year students, the university purchased The Market, formerly Strongbow Inn, for $2.2 million, according to Porter County records.

Senate Bill 412 specifies the Little Calumet River commission is subject only to the Army Corps of Engineers for sediment and debris removal, or other riverbank improvements.