Jeff Parrott is a Reporter at WVPE. With about 25 years of journalism experience, he covers a range of topics including regional interest, education, law and legal affairs, and real estate, often focusing on lawsuits, government, and public policy. He has been featured in notable outlets such as The Salt Lake Tribune, Indiana Public Media, and FOX 13 (KSTU-TV).
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Jeff Parrott's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, including city development, community events, and crime/law enforcement in South Bend and St. Joe County. He frequently reports on government announcements and event coverage related to these topics.
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The South Bend Museum of Art expects to learn Thursday that the city will give them three years to move out of the Century Center.
By: Jeff Parrott
“We will hold Meta to every promise it has made,” Gov. Spencer Cox said in a statement Wednesday. | Aug. 26, 2026, 4:55 p.m.
Indiana & Michigan Power on Wednesday announced it wants to cut electricity rates.
Elkhart County's top Emergency Management official is thanking Indiana Michigan Power for donating mobile radios.
St. Joseph County Council Republicans today on Thursday filed a resolution to ban any more data centers once Amazon and Microsoft's centers are finished.
If you're stressed out by work or all that's happening in the news these days, there's a local group offering a relaxing way to escape it all for a bit on Saturday.
The city of Niles is moving forward with plans to let a firm build a solar farm and battery storage facility at the airport.
Dolly Parton liked to say “the show must go on.” Local organizers are saying the same thing about her children's book program.
St. Joseph County police are fielding more complaints about golf carts, especially kids driving them on roads, even to stores in Granger.
The Elkhart Common Council has passed a data center and battery energy storage system moratorium while the city develops rules for those types of development.
