Amy Drake announces bid for St. Joseph County Republican Party Chair
St. Joseph County Councilwoman Amy Drake has officially announced her candidacy for chair of the county’s Republican Party, setting the stage for a leadership contest...
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Woman arrested for property damage, battery at Goshen IHOP
A woman was taken into custody after allegedly causing a disturbance and damaging property inside an IHOP restaurant on Ferndale Road. According to police reports,...
Mishawaka PD respond to incident at Grape Rd Meijer store
Mishawaka Police are investigating a bizarre incident that happened at the Meijer store on Grape Road. It happed on Monday afternoon, Feb 17. According to...
Polar vortex has been more frequent this winter
If the return of the Polar Vortex this week has you thinking that it keeps coming back more often — you’re right. Most of the...
St. Joseph River dredging considered in Berrien County
Part of the St. Joseph River may be dredged in the spring. Berrien County officials have been working to secure a grant to allow for...
Indiana Legislature ends effort to legalize online lottery this season
The move to try to legalize online lottery and casino games in Indiana is not going to be put up for a vote this session....
Niles man sentenced for drug, weapon charges
A Niles man was sentenced for drug and weapon charges last week. 48-year-old Heith Bradley O’Donnell pleaded guilty to cocaine and marijuana distribution and firearm...
Indiana’s legislative leaders to help support homeless veterans
The Indiana House of Representatives says they are partnering with Helping Veterans and Families of Indiana to support homeless veterans. Both Republican House Speaker Todd...
Purdue professor says wax melts contribute to air pollution
You may enjoy using wax melts to perfume different rooms while you’re at home. But, did you know these products can pollute the air? Purdue...
Indiana lawmakers move forward with bill capping ‘Healthy Indiana Plan’ enrollment
Indiana lawmakers are moving forward with a bill to cap enrollment in the state’s “Healthy Indiana Plan” at 500,000 people, citing unsustainable Medicaid growth. Senate...