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    Items on the agenda include: – Approving a sketch plan of Phase 2 of the Greenbriar Commons subdivision. The property owner and petitioner is Tom Embach with Leisure Homes, Inc. and the presenter is Ken Cotter with Consolidated Land Services; – Approving a sign variance for Brad’s Home Entertainment at 40 Plaza Way, Suite 220. The petitioner and presenter is Brad Elbrader of Brad’s Home Entertainment; – Approving a preliminary plat and utility easement sufficiency for Big Creek Condominiums. Property owner and petitioner is Robert Cope Gracy with Riverwalk Rentals LLC and the...

The videos follow a familiar format. The setting is a public space, often the parking lot of a mall or supermarket. The person holding the cell phone camera approaches the person believed to be meeting a minor for sex, and then the confrontation starts. “What are you doing here today, Jimmy, come on, man! You come out here to meet a 15-year-old girl?” begins one such video, posted to Facebook last week by the group Bikers Against Predators. In the video, “Jimmy” proceeds to stand outside the arcade area of the University Park Mall in Mishawaka repeating “That was stup...

SOUTH BEND — In 2019, St. Joseph County courts conducted just over 700 virtual hearings for defendants in the county jail. Social distancing concerns and a special order issued by the Indiana Supreme Court near the onset of the pandemic caused virtual hearings for inmates to nearly triple in 2020, as courts held an increasing number of hearings over the phone or via video. Last year the county jail did 2,058 video court hearings, in which the judge and attorneys are present in the courtroom but the defendant appears via video from the jail, according to St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Red...

SOUTH BEND — An October crash on Ironwood Road that killed two University of Notre Dame students and severely injured a third has resulted in misdemeanor drunk driving charges for

Unsplash UNDATED (AP) — One patient threatened to shoot Dr. Terry Hunt if physical therapy didn’t relieve his pain as effectively as opioids did. Another harassed his staff, then roamed a hospital searching for Hunt after being told he would be weaned off painkillers he had used inappropriately. Hunt was unharmed, but shaken enough to ask the central Illinois hospital system where he worked to dismiss both patients. So when he heard about Tuesday’s attack at a medical clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, that left one person dead and four injured, “the first thing I assumed is that it was s...