The 16 News Now I-Team obtained audio from an April meeting in which Blad Farms owner Brent Burkus discussed selling land for a data center, contradicting his public opposition to a recreation trail.
Prosecutor Vicki Becker’s office announced the decision Wednesday, saying it comes down to a failure to follow protocol that resulted in tainted evidence.
Two men are walking free after an inmate came forward years later, saying they lied in their testimony and that the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office fed them information.
It comes five months after Melissa McKay filed a complaint about her certificate of occupancy. The state’s Construction Code Enforcement Committee authorized the evaluation to begin at a meeting last week.
In December, County Councilman Dan Schaetzle questioned Jamie O’Brien’s eligibility for the benefits, claiming he worked fewer than 1,000 hours a year.
The Trump Administration is encouraging law enforcement agencies nationwide to participate in the 287(g) program. Here in Michiana, only two law enforcement agencies have opted in.
Lawmakers say they will examine whether school districts should be required to report the firings of transportation employees for alcohol-related offenses.
A Valparaiso athlete says he got hurt during practice, but was ignored.
And his father says when the coach and staff did get involved, they did not provide proper care or advice.
A Cassopolis woman received three letters from the state confirming investigations into her complaints just four days after the WNDU I-Team’s story aired.
A woman says the village issued a certificate of occupancy for her new home despite a non-functioning wastewater system and multiple safety violations.
