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Mishawaka, South Bend
As seen in: WTRC-FM (Niles, MI), NewsBreak, Our Community Now, WOWO-AM (Fort Wayne, IN), WRSW-AM (Warsaw, IN), WAWC-FM (Syracuse, IN)
Program & News Director for News/Talk 95.3 Michiana's News Channel @953mnc
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Goshen man arrested after bar disturbance leaves one injured

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By Jon Zimney Verified
| WTRC-FM (Niles, MI) Verified
A South Bend man is facing multiple charges after a disturbance outside a Goshen bar. Goshen Police were called around 3:15 a.m. on Sunday, July 19, to the Imperial Bar on South Main Street after reports of possible gunshots. While officers were investigating, they say a verbal confrontation broke out and one person resisted officers trying to detain him.
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SNAP changes could impact school meals

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By Jon Zimney Verified
| WTRC-FM (Niles, MI) Verified
SNAP changes could impact school meals Share0 (Photo Supplied/fns.usd.gov) Federal changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and Medicaid could affect which Indiana schools qualify to provide free meals to all students. Schools with at least 25 percent of students enrolled in programs like SNAP can offer free breakfast and lunch without requiring families to apply.
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Court hearings delayed for Elkhart parents charged in infant’s death

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By Jon Zimney Verified
| WTRC-FM (Niles, MI) Verified
Court proceedings have been delayed for two Elkhart parents charged in the overdose death of their six-month-old son. 43-year-old Owen Miller and 42-year-old Nichole Neely face multiple charges following the January 2024 death of their infant. Their status conferences have been continued so the cases can be addressed together at a later date. Investigators say neighbors called 911 after Miller sought help for the unresponsive child.
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