Suspected arson damage done to South Bend Police car
South Bend Police are investigating what they believe may be arson to one of their police vehicles. The incident happened in the 800 block of...
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Beacon Health System expands into Michigan with acquisition of Three Rivers Health
Beacon Health System has completed its acquisition of Three Rivers Health. The 60-bed facility becomes the eighth hospital for Beacon and the first in the...
Police in Noble County searching for escapee
Authorities in Noble County are on the lookout for a man who managed to escape police custody. The Noble County Sheriff’s Department says David Hicks...
Afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury vaccinated for measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox
More than 6,000 Afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury have now been vaccinated against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox. The Department of Homeland Security says some...
Early in-person voting on Concord Community Schools referendum starts Tuesday
Early in-person voting on the Concord Community Schools referendum starts today. Concord’s Superintendent says the funding is needed to help offset reduced funds coming from...
Groundbreaking set for J.A.’s new BizTown at ETHOS Innovation Center
Ground is being broken Tuesday on Junior Achievement’s new J.A. BizTown at the ETHOS Innovation Center in Elkhart. Once it’s complete, BizTown will provide hands-on...
Residents of Kennedy Park, Rum Village neighborhoods can give their input in planning for the future
People who live or work in the Kennedy Park or Rum Village Neighborhoods in South Bend will have a chance to give their input as...
Democrats may pose legal challenge to Indiana’s new Senate districts
Democrats aren’t ruling out a legal challenge to Indiana’s new Senate districts. The House and Senate gave final approval Friday to new maps of who...
Senator Young explains reason behind stop-gap vote in budget battle
Senator Todd Young of Indiana was one of the handful of Republicans who voted for a stop-gap spending bill last week to keep the government...
COVID numbers mixed last week in Indiana and Michigan
The Hoosier State has passed another grim milestone on its pandemic journey, passing 15,000 deaths while officials continue to advise caution despite the improvements. The...