St. Joseph County has first mobile COVID-19 testing clinic
As the push for more COVID testing continues Michiana now has its first mobile testing clinic. Beacon Health is now operating the mobile clinic that...
Author : Carl Stutsman
Plan to give away face masks causes traffic issue in Mishawaka
An effort by a local restaurant to hand out face masks was shut down by police over traffic safety concerns. However, to be clear, the...
ISDH: IN over 200 dead, recovery data hopefully soon
Indiana is now officially over 200 total deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic. The latest report from the Indiana State Department of Health says 203 people...
ISDH: 34 more deaths, 568 new cases of COVID-19
We were warned that across the country this week would be quite shocking with the number of reported deaths from COVID-19 expected to grow rapidly....
Mishawaka woman angry at boyfriend allegedly attempted to set fire to his truck
A jilted Mishawaka woman is facing attempted arson charges for trying to set her boyfriends truck on fire. The attempted arson happened on Saturday April...
Michigan still needs poll workers ahead of May 5th election
Michigan’s May 5th elections will look a lot different, but they still need to workers to handle the ballots. The May 5th local elections primarily...
Sen. Young joins call to protect broadband providers during outbreak
As discussions continue about another Coronavirus stimulus package Indiana Sen. Todd Young is joining a bi-partisan effort to fund small broadband providers, and make sure...
Less Inmates at St. Joseph County Jail; Less people being arrested
One of the side effects of the stay at home Coronavirus world is less crime and less criminals in jail. Several weeks ago area jails...
Judge keeps pregnant inmate in jail to protect unborn child
VALPARAISO, Ind. (The Times) — A northwestern Indiana judge declined to release a pregnant inmate from jail after her mother pleaded to keep her locked...
Direct-to-market farmers struggling amid pandemic
INDIANAPOLIS (The Indianapolis Star) — Some Indiana farmers who raise livestock and produce are looking for ways to sell their goods as social distancing guidelines...