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BREAKING: Vigo Co. Judge Sheehan found in contempt of court in Owen Co. - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Vigo Co. Judge Sheehan found in contempt of court in Owen Co.

VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Vigo County Division 5 Judge Matthew Sheehan has been found to be in contempt of court, according to documents obtained by mywabashvalley.com filed in Owen County. Judge Sheehan allegedly failed to comply with court orders regarding payment of expenses and child support in an ongoing divorce case. Numerous expenses were [...]

Tully claims Rokita's legislative 'gamesmanship' violates separation of powers - Vimarsana News

Tully claims Rokita's legislative 'gamesmanship' violates separation of powers

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen August 24, 2023 The Indianapolis woman trying to see the ethics opinion about Indiana Attorney General Todd

Visitors Center announces funding opportunity - Vimarsana News

Visitors Center announces funding opportunity

COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Area Visitors Center has announced a new funding opportunity. The center maintains a grant pool from which tax- exempt o...

Mitchell Community Schools Board will hold a public budget hearing on Monday - Vimarsana News

Mitchell Community Schools Board will hold a public budget hearing on Monday

MITCHELL - Mitchell Community Schools Board of Trustees will meet in Executive Session on Monday, August 28, immediately following the conclusion of the 5:00 p.m. budget hearing on the proposed 2024 Mitchell Community School Corporation budget. The budget hearing is open to the public. The meeti ...

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Indiana City Sued Over State Law Forbidding Citizens From Coming Within 25 Feet Of Cops - Vimarsana News

Indiana City Sued Over State Law Forbidding Citizens From Coming Within 25 Feet Of Cops

It's been clearly acknowledged by a majority of courts (but not the Supreme Court, alas) that filming cops while they perform their duties is protected by the First Amendment. Most legislators know this. But some legislators still yearn to protect cops from accountability. So, they push bills that install "time and place" restrictions in hopes…