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Bedford Independent co-founder appointed to press regulator code committee Bedford Independent has been appointed to the Code Committee of independent press regulator IMPRESS. The appointment is part of the regulator’s ongoing commitment to setting out clear editorial and ethical values in its standards code. “I am very proud to have been appointed to the IMPRESS Code Committee, especially at a time when media ethics and accuracy are more important than ever,” said Paul. “The Bedford Independent is a proud member of IMPRESS, putting its standards code at the forefront of our reportin...

Saturday, March 6, 2021 - 7:58 am BY ANDY GARDNER North Country This Week MASSENA – Massena code officials are looking into what changes they would have to make at the local level to accommodate legal cannabis businesses. Recreational cannabis legalization and regulation is being considered as part of the 2021-22 New York state budget. At the February Board of Trustees meeting, Deputy Mayor Matt Lebire reported that the Code Committee is now studying that area. “We are currently exploring impacts on if the state legalizes marijuana, and how we may need to adjust our c...

Tippecanoe County leading the state on High Tech Crimes Unit bill HB 1082 would create funding for 10 regional High Tech Crime Units. Tippecanoe County had the first prosecutor-run HTCU in the state. Posted: Feb 2, 2021 9:37 PM Updated: Feb 3, 2021 9:41 AM Posted By: Anna Darling TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) - Tippecanoe County is leading the way for more High Tech Crime Units to be established across the state. A bill authored by District 40 State Representative Gregory Steuerwald is currently making its way through the Indiana Statehouse. "It's a game changer, it solves crimes," said T...

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Jan. 21, 2021.

Indiana General Assembly considers bills to reform the police — and bills to halt change Elizabeth DePompei, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT For the first time since civil unrest erupted in Indianapolis and elsewhere across the country in response to police killings of Black Americans, the Indiana legislature is considering measures that would impact policing in the state.  The deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis, along with Dreasjon Reed and McHale Rose in Indianapolis, all at the hands of police, resulted in demands to reform policing -- everything from banni...