Bias crime bill informational meeting to be held at the University of Notre Dame
-
2:05
Portage and Warren Township fire territories to merge
-
3:40
Estimated economic impact of restarting Palisades
-
2:26
South Bend woman traveling over 1000 miles for solar eclipse
-
1:02
Rain around the Easter holiday weekend
-
5:47
Child attacked by off duty Pulaski County K-9
-
2:35
Niles schools threatened for fourth time in two weeks
-
5:53
Michigan Lt. Governor Gilchrist talks nuclear power with ABC57
-
2:29
Model Elementary School students raise record amount for American...
-
5:08
Hello Gorgeous is holding an event to celebrate women with cancer
-
1:56
Week wraps up mostly dry, but rainy Easter weekend in store
-
3:09
City of South Bend shares plans of ’Madison Lifestyle District’...
-
2:09
Michigan State Trooper opens fire on suspect in Benton Harbor
SOUTH BEND, Ind.--- The local bias crime bill advocates are hosting an informational briefing opportunity about the Senate Bill 12 on Sunday.
From 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. a panel of officials, students, and coalition members will help guide the hate crime bill conversation in the Center for Social Concerns at Geddes Hall at the University of Notre Dame.
South Bend Common Council member Jo Broden says she hopes it will benefit the community on a local level.
"Connected at a local level, we as a council thought it would be good to reaffirm some of our sentiments as a form for resolution and to do that in a timely way," Broden said.
Broden says they will share what's packed in the bill, including the legislative process, and its opportunities and challenges.