Marek Mazurek is a local journalist based in South Bend, Indiana. He writes for 88.1 WVPE and his work has also been featured in the South Bend Tribune and Yahoo News. Marek covers a range of local news topics, including crime, community events, development projects, and social issues.
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Marek’s coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and government & politics in the South Bend area of Indiana. His articles include breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements related to these topics.
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By: Marek Mazurek
Rendering of the River Rock Loft project in Marion. The $10.8 million project is getting READI 2.0 funding. (Rendering Provided/IEDC)
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is awarding $10 million to four projects around the state that will building rental housing for people struggling with addiction.
By: Marek Mazurek
Indiana saw around 76,000 homes sold in 2024. The median price for a house in the state rose by 4.9% over the past year. (Adobe Stock photo)
Wednesday, January 8, 2025 01:20 PM EDT Updated: Wednesday, January 8, 2025 01:22 PM EDT
By: Marek Mazurek
Map of 5th and Pine street development area. (image courtesy of the city of Michigan City)
HUNTINGBURG, Ind. - Huntingburg-based agricultural cooperative Superior Ag announced this week it will payout close to $2.5 million back to its members.
By: Marek Mazurek
INDIANAPOLIS - Hoping to buttress Indiana’s talent pipeline in a few in-demand fields, the state’s Department of Workforce Development this week announced new funding for registered apprenticeship programs.
By: Marek Mazurek
Dutch Waffle Company at the 2024 Sweets and Snacks Expo in Indianapolis. Dutch Waffle Company is a member of Indiana Grown, which is giving out grants to increase access to trade shows for other members. (Photo provided, Indiana Grown)
By: Marek Mazurek
The Gary Railcats have played in northwest Indiana since 2001. A new bill would establish a commission to study how to get more teams to locate to the region. (photo courtesy of the Gary SouthShore RailCats)
American Airlines will fly larger planes to and from Evansville, the airline announced this week. That means there will be more overall seats available and first-class seats on each flight.
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