Goshen High School plans for new Alumni Plaza
A new meeting place on Goshen High School grounds is set to be a place for everyone to celebrate their experiences. The new Alumni Plaza...
Author : Alyssa Foster
Beacon Health Systems investigates employee found inappropriately accessing patient records
Beacon Health System has released information about an investigation on an employee found inappropriately accessing patient records. A release was posted on the Beacon Health...
McDonald’s looking to fill 700 positions in South Bend area
700 McDonald’s positions are looking to be filled across the South Bend region in the next couple months. As the company prepares for the summer,...
Bill headed to Gov. Holcomb’s desk, would allow South Bend to collect more tax revenue for entertainment venues
A bill that would allow South Bend to collect more tax revenue for entertainment venues is headed to the Governor’s desk. Senate Bill 326 would...
US-31 repavement project in Berrien County to begin on Monday
The 12-mile northbound re-pavement project on US-31 in Berrien County will begin on Monday. The repaving will start at US-12 between Niles and Buchanan. The...
Niles man pleads guilty, sentenced to probation, jail
A Niles man pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and was sentenced to probation and jail. 61-year-old Joseph Lewis was sentenced to two...
Michigan drivers may face up to 300 dollar fines if caught speeding in construction zones
Some Michigan drivers may be paying a hefty fine if they’re caught speeding in road construction zones. Fines could be up to $300 if cameras...
Over one million Michigan residents to have old convictions cleared
More than one million Michigan residents will have their old convictions cleared soon. Automatic expungement began on Tuesday, clearing some felonies and misdemeanors. More than...
Michigan State Police introduce new recruiting campaign
A new recruiting campaign in Southwest Michigan is being used to attract applicants to work for the Michigan State Police Department. They’re calling it the...
Former state superintendent McCormick stops by South Bend, speaks about what she feels is best for educating youth
The state’s former top educator was in South Bend on Monday speaking about what she feels is best moving forward when it comes to educating...