5% of Michiganders aren’t going back for their 2nd COVID vaccine
It turns out that 5% of Michiganders are not going back for their second vaccine dose. The state’s “Vacc To Normal Plan” applies the number...
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The 17-year cicadas prepare to invade Michiana
They’re loud, they usually live underground, and they’re due to show up in our part of the country soon. The 17-year cicadas are due by...
Shipshewana Flea Market begins 2021 season
The Shipshewana Flea Market has opened their 99th year, with daytime hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. They’ll be open...
Suspect believed to be involved in MLK Rec. Center shooting detained
The person believed to be responsible for the shooting at the Martin Luther King Recreational Center in South Bend, last week, has been detained at...
Three more teachers placed on administrative leave at Concord High School
Three more teachers at Concord High School have been placed on administrative leave. Police are still investigating Andrew Cowells’, a teacher accused of making inappropriate...
Architect credited with South Bend hotel/banking center design dead at 81
The architect credited with helping make the Chicago skyline what it is today, as well as designing DoubleTree hotel in downtown South Bend has passed...
Elkhart County Commissioners say “no” to vaccine passports
Elkhart County Commissioners have said “no” to vaccine passports. Commissioners passed a resolution, this week, stating that county employees will not be required to show...
Gov. Holcomb signs executive order requiring people getting unemployment benefits to seek work
Governor Eric Holcomb has signed an executive order requiring Hoosiers requesting unemployment benefits from the state to be actively seeking full-time work. It was the...
Two brothers from LaPorte who died during Pearl Harbor now accounted for
Nearly 80 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, two brothers from LaPorte have been accounted for. Around 3,000 Americans were killed in the attack ...
Health leaders to deliver messages of “freedom” to get teens vaccinated
Indiana hasn’t opened coronavirus vaccinations to 12-to-15-year-olds yet, but with FDA approval in place, it’s likely to begin Thursday. The Indiana State Department of Health...