Articles by Camille Sarabia

• Barack Obama names his top movie picks of 2023
• Stephenson's of Elkhart launches annual coat drive to give back to the community
• Kwanzaa builds a community of connectiveness through celebrating African culture
• Frozen fish fillets recalled from 365 Whole Foods Market
• Corewell Health had two data breaches in two months, over one million patients affected
• Driver rescued on I-94 after trapped in car for several days
• $50 million awarded to Michigan before, after and summer school programs
• Yogis of all levels are invited to Yoga on Ice at Howard Park
• Vigil held for gunshot victim on O'Brien St.
• Visit Howard Park for $5 ice skating
• Clay Fire Department addresses two preventable fires this month
• South Shore Line Holiday Deal: kids ride free
• Take place in Elkhart County's holiday tradition: Christmas Bird Count
• Female inmate dies at St. Joseph County jail
• Michigan State Police searching for stolen truck
• Ninth annual Jazz Fest brings soul to South Bend
• Renowned Chicago-born sculptor Richard Hunt dies at age 88
• Second grade teacher buys team LeBron James basketball shoes
• Indiana State Republicans invites students to gain experience in state government
• Cass County deputies respond to single-vehicle crash into tree
• South Bend Police Officer saves life in SBPD lobby
• Michiana Republicans vote in favor of inquiry into President Biden
• Mishawaka Police Department hosts Christmas with a Cop
• Penn High School gives the gift of song at ABC57
• South Bend Police Department discusses community crime statistics for November 2023
• Miller Poultry gives over 12,000 pounds of chicken to families in need
• Salvation Army of Elkhart hosts Christmas Drive for adopted families
• John Adams High School students build life skills at KROC Center
• South Bend woman charged with murdering daughter on Ardmore Trail
• Battell Elementary students honor veterans with Wreaths Across America
• City approves tax abatement for future Nexus Center
• Notre Dame Men's Soccer closes out stunning season
• Goshen Community school board appoints new superintendent
• Brandywine Community School Board votes on $5,000 We Need Diverse Books grant
• First grade Webster Elementary student passes away from rare brain cancer
• Riverside Intermediate grieves the loss of sixth grade student
• Christmas at Copshaholm explores Yuletide season
• Notre Dame Men's Soccer advances to College Cup Final
• Angel of Hope hosts candle lighting, Sunday
• All lanes of LaSalle Ave. reopened
• Local non-profit, Place To Be Me, hosts Christmas celebration
• Benton Harbor High School students participate in collaborative workshop mentorship program
• Mishler will serve District 1 after 7-point win following recount
• Two-vehicle crash on U.S. 31 leaves one driver hospitalized
• Local organizations help homeless face winter months
• Three Mishawaka Cavemen commit to university athletics programs
• Elkhart Police and Fire Departments raise donations for Salvation Army red kettle campaign
• Elkhart Common Council gives over $500,000 for building demolitions
• The South Bend Police Department invited the community for a visit with Santa
• Police investigate vehicle incident on Ironwood Road, Monday evening
• Auten Road closed for road repairs
• Culver sets boil order after water main break
• Catch a Christmas entertainment marathon at The REES
• University Park Mall offers photos with Caring Santa
• Goshen receives award for contributions in volunteerism in 2023
• Panera Bread hosts toy drive for Salvation Army Christmas assistance programs
• Salvation Army of Elkhart celebrates 120 years of service
• Kingdom Harvest Church provides winter items in homeless drive
• Elkhart Police Department receives donation for K9 armor
• Warming center in Goshen Public Library
• Coach Ivey shares players' progress with recovery
• Grand opening for reimagined Tolson Center
• Businesses explore meaningful ways to give
• Michigan legislation leads the clean energy charge
• Parent Coalition for Child Safety and Wellness continues with virtual meeting
• Road closure: Lasalle Avenue closes for paving
• Elkhart GOP files for recount after 6 vote loss to Mishler
• Get your costume for St. Joe's annual Reindog Parade
• Dollar for dollar matched donations for the Salvation Army's Giving Tuesday
• South Bend Councilmembers propose reshaping Housing Authority
• Cantaloupe recall due to potential Salmonella contamination
• Elkhart Fire Department quickly extinguishes structure fire
• Board considers rating system for violent material
• Mishawaka Common Council unanimously approved annexation for future housing development
• Tips and procedures to avoid Christmas tree fires this holiday season
• Join Plymouth's holiday festivities with annual parade and tree lighting
• Governor Holcomb orders flags to half-staff in honor of former First Lady of the United States, Rosalynn Carter
• Garbage truck lands in planter in La Porte
• Tips, tricks and a cautionary tale against online shopping fraud
• The Inn at Saint Mary's welcomes largest Christmas tree in the state