South Bend Cubs to honor the Latin community with a nod to the past
South Bend baseball fans will get an opportunity to cheer for The Cursed Goats for a few days next year. “Los Cabritos Maldichos” will be...
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$1K reportedly stolen from Humane Society of St. Joseph County
The Mishawaka Police Department is investigating after $1,000 was reported missing from the Humane Society of St. Joseph County. The donation jug was reportedly stolen...
La Porte police focus on seat belt safety, child restraint laws
Beginning this Friday, La Porte police will take part in an additional 35 patrol hours with one main focus: enforcing seat belt and child restraint...
Alyssa Shepherd To Be Sentenced Today
Alyssa Shepherd, the woman that was found guilty on charges related to a school bus stop crash that killed three in Fulton County, will be...
Walorski cheers legislation that helps protect medical device jobs in Indiana
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski applauded the permanent repeal of what she called “a job-killing medical device tax” on Tuesday. The U.S. House passed a year-end funding...
SBFD installing fire alarms in Oliver Gateway neighborhood this week
The South Bend Fire Department will have several fire companies in the Oliver Gateway neighborhood this Thursday and Friday afternoon. They’ll be working with the...
BBB: Be wary of Secret Santa exchanges with strangers on social media
Marjorie Stephens of the Better Business Bureau of Northern Indiana says it’s become commonplace for people to participate in gift exchanges with strangers online. However,...
Ford preparing to make a major investment in the Detroit area
Ford Motor Co. is adding 3,000 jobs at two factories in the Detroit area and investing $1.45 billion to build new pickup trucks, SUVs, and...
Ribbon cutting Wednesday for Phase 3 of the Western Avenue improvement project
The City of South Bend will observe the end of Phase Three of the Western Avenue Improvement Project Wednesday morning. A ribbon cutting ceremony is...
Competing bids for contractors seeking to tear down a jail in Goshen
There are six companies competing for the contract to tear down a former jail and juvenile detention center in Goshen. The Goshen News reports that...