South Bend parks along St. Joseph River could get a makeover
There’s a chance your favorite park in South Bend could see some changes in the future. The South Bend Department of Venues, Parks and Arts is...
Author : Tommie Lee
Mishawaka bar loses liquor license after multiple police incidents
A Mishawaka bar is closed, thanks to repeated incidents that required police intervention. As a matter of public safety, the Hideout Lounge has been closed...
UPDATE: Former Senator Dan Coats confirmed as Director of National Intelligence
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has confirmed President Donald Trump’s choice for national intelligence director. Senators voted 85-12 Wednesday to approve the nomination of former...
Elkhart Comic Con exceeds all expectations in first year of event
If you made it to the Elkhart Comic Con over the weekend, this isn’t exactly news to you, but it was a big success. It...
Drivers have to re-learn how to drive in winter weather Monday morning
Monday morning was a crash course in winter driving around Michiana. There were 29 collisions in Elkhart County alone, two of them resulting in injuries,...
About two dozen cats rescued from house in South Bend
Officials removed more than two dozen cats from a house in South Bend last week. Around 25 cats were seized at an abandoned home in...
Granger restaurant owner could possibly be deported after routine check-in
A restaurateur in Granger is facing deportation to Mexico in light of the new aggressive policies regarding immigration set forth by the White House. ...
Sign up for emergency alerts through the St. Joseph County EMA
A new way to stay up-to-date in St. Joseph County is here. The St. Joseph County Emergency Management Agency will be using the system known...
Elkhart woman missing since early Tuesday
An Elkhart woman has been missing since early Tuesday 27-year-old Brittney Elliot was last seen around 4 a.m. Tuesday, according to the Elkhart Truth. Police...
City of Elkhart to spend $1.4 million to replace two aging fire department vehicles
The Elkhart City Council has approved $1.4 million dollars to replace two fire department vehicles described as “deteriorating.” This will happen despite concerns about the...