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- All Mishawaka Common Council Meeting Agenda's Official Statements From Elected Officials Public Statements (Elected Officials)
  
  Trump endorses Schmutzler in Indiana District 11 primary
  
  President Donald Trump on Tuesday endorsed Dr. Brian Schmutzler...
  
  REDRESS WIRE: St. Joseph County reports unauthorized access to external fax service account
  
  St. Joseph County officials reported unauthorized access to an external fax service used by the county. The fax service is separate from internal systems, and there is currently no evidence of impact on county operations. Investigations are ongoing, with updates to be provided as new information arises.
  
  REDRESS WIRE: South Bend Redevelopment Commission Agenda, March 26, 2026
  
  SOUTH BEND, Ind. The South Bend Redevelopment Commission will...
  
  REDRESS WIRE: South Bend council members urge Gov. Braun to suspend state gas tax
  
  South Bend Common Council members Oliver Davis and Sherry Bolden-Simpson have urged Indiana Governor Mike Braun to temporarily suspend the state gasoline tax due to rising fuel costs. They highlight that current local prices average $3.80 per gallon, straining residents financially. The council suggests the suspension until prices stabilize.
  
  REDRESS WIRE: Indiana farmworkers honored at Proteus recognition breakfast in South Bend
  
  On March 23, 2026, Proteus, Inc. held the Indiana Farmworker Recognition Breakfast in South Bend, honoring farmworkers and raising funds for their support services. Mayor James Mueller and State Rep. Maureen Bauer acknowledged National Farmworker Awareness Week. Keynote speaker José Padilla emphasized farmwork's significance, while awards recognized outstanding contributions and provided educational support.
NEWS
- All Investigations Redress Wire Mishawaka Common Council Meeting Agenda's Official Statements From Elected Officials
  
  On tape, school board member Carlos Leyva says Mayor Muellerwanted the SBCSC investigation stopped. Leyva refused.
  
  In January 2025, the South Bend school board hired...
  
  TAX WARRANTS: Stephanie Ball had state income tax warrants filed against her in 2022 and 2023
  
  Stephanie Ball, the Democratic candidate for St. Joseph County...
  
  Paint bought for Brown School found in former district official’s garage, board member says; SBPD investigating, feds probing district
  
  Paint the South Bend Community School Corporation bought with...
  
  Maciejczyk Calls Democrats’ Eddy Street No-Plea Policy ‘Ludicrous’
  
  A life lost near Notre Dame should be valued...
  
  Vic Cummings wrote “I do drink&drive!”He is running for county assessor.
  
  "I do drink&drive!" Victor Cummings wrote that on his public...
Opinion
- All Collier Letters to the Editor
  
  Stephanie Ball’s school board can’t back up $12.7 million in federal money, State Board of Accounts audit finds
  
  Stephanie Ball’s campaign for county clerk promises “attention to...
  
  Stephanie Ball campaigned to raise your property taxes.
  
  In the spring of 2020, Stephanie Ball looked into...
  
  Ranjan Rohatgi Is Running to Be Amy Drake
  
  There are two ways to run against an incumbent....
  
  Lawsuit: Redman’s deputies didn’t warn LaPorte County before New Prairie bus crash
  
  On the afternoon of May 8, 2025, a St....
  
  Redman’s jail left man in withdrawal in his cell until he had no pulse, suit says; county pays $695,000
  
  Indiana law defines the county sheriff’s duties. One of...
Interviews
- All Indiana State Officials St. Joseph County Officials Township Trustees
  
  Q&A: Dan Schaetzle on public service, community priorities, and why he’s running for re-election
  
  Dan Schaetzle, a St. Joseph County councilman and Penn High School teacher, prioritizes community improvement over politics. He aims to secure funding for projects like Anderson Road Park while addressing concerns like leaf pickup and snow plowing. Schaetzle promotes civic engagement among youth and emphasizes maintaining efficient government as a Republican.
  
  Indiana’s Election Security Champion: 1 on 1 With Secretary of State Diego Morales
  
  Diego Morales, Indiana's Secretary of State, is campaigning for re-election in 2026, emphasizing his commitment to election integrity and security. He highlights his achievements, including stronger voter ID laws and procedural audits. Morales aims to unite Republicans and ensure accurate elections, reflecting pride in his immigration journey and dedication to Hoosiers.
  
  Sandra Ort Set to Retire After Decades of Service to Greene Township
  
  Sandra Ort, a Republican Trustee of Greene Township since 1983, has announced her retirement, effective May 31, 2025. Her impactful legacy includes improving fire protection, advancing education by transferring to the John Glenn School Corporation, and prioritizing food accessibility. Ort’s dedication and community support will be remembered as she steps aside for a younger successor.
  
  Doris Portolese Brings Results-Focused Leadership to Penn Township
  
  Doris Portolese, a Penn Township Trustee since 2015, is recognized for her fiscal responsibility and community-focused leadership. She has saved the township significant funds, negotiated key infrastructure developments, and supported vulnerable residents through partnerships like the Mishawaka Food Pantry. Portolese remains committed to enhancing the quality of life in her community.
  
  Will Miller: Olive Township Trustee and Community Advocate
  
  Township Trustees play a crucial yet often underappreciated role in local government, overseeing services like emergency relief, fire and EMS, and cemetery management. Olive Township Trustee Will Miller emphasizes the importance of his position in assisting residents during crises and balancing community needs with industrial development, advocating for responsible growth.
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