Jackie Bauer, Multimedia Journalist

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Articles by Jackie Bauer

• Harbor Impact and Detroit Pistons Host Youth Basketball Camp in St. Joseph
• Indiana Pacers come up short in bid for NBA Championship
• Pacer fans prepare for historic game seven of the NBA Finals
• ONLY ON ABC57: No decision in motion to dismiss Attorney General Todd Rokita’s Lawsuit against SJCPD
• Elkhart moves forward with proposal plan to build 86 houses
• Bars and restaurants gear up for game five of the NBA Finals
• New sports bars coming to Downtown South Bend
• Opposing Political Rallies Planned in Niles This Weekend
• Community leaders continue to call for peace in Benton Harbor this summer
• St. Joe Parking Pause Reaction
• Graduation Party Turns Into Chaos: Six Injured in Benton Harbor Shooting
• Outrage turns to action as St. Joe adjusts controversial paid parking program
• SJCFT rolls out emergency ambulance services
• Moment of silence ahead of Tuesday Night’s South Bend Cubs game for final founding member of South Bend Blue Sox
• Mishawaka Police seeking security video to find vandalism suspects
• Fundraising efforts continue for New Prairie Baseball Team Player
• 14th Annual Four Winds Invitational to benefit Beacon Children’s Hospital this summer
• Community support needed for Historic Navarre Cabin’s next chapter
• Coloma Students connect with Veteran pen pals through “Operation Save”
• CrossFit Challenge and South Bend Parade to Honor the Fallen this Memorial Day
• Airbnb Uses “anti-party technology” to Curb Holiday Weekend Parties
• South Bend International Airport adds nonstop flights to Fort Lauderdale as tourism is up 23 percent
• Bremen Public Schools Brace for Financial Strain Under Indiana’s Senate Bill 1
• Car drives onto sidewalk, hits girl riding bike, flees scene
• Powerful thunderstorms leave damage across St. Joseph County
• New Indiana Bill could take a toll on drivers
• Indiana Secretary of Education pays visit to local schools
• Community rallies around the New Prairie Cougars
• Local Catholic School Students Engage in Mock Conclave as They Await New Pope
• Special Election Day in Jefferson Township
• At least 19 vehicles have gone into buildings across Michiana since March 2024
• Bourbon Strong: one month since EF-1 tornado
• Could local farmer’s markets provide relief among tariff uncertainty?
• Frustrations rising along with home assessments in Saint Joseph County
• Allegations of grade inflation and improper credits
• Updates on the Amazon Data Center in New Carlisle
• Proposed federal budget could put Real Services funding at risk
• Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce reacts to Thor layoffs
• Potawatomi Zoo goers roaring with excitement for Zoo’s first expansion ever
• Lessons from Pope Francis: local elementary students mourn
• South Bend Schools CFO finds project exceeded budget
• Libraries brace for possible budget cuts from Senate Bill 1
• SBCSC reacts to potential $27 million dollar budget cut under Senate Bill 1
• City of Mishawaka passes ordinance that would extend utility services to Microsoft Data Center site
• Road construction season underway across Michiana
• Compton Family Ice Arena hosts Intercollegiate U.S. Figure Skating Final
• Local international markets brace for possible tariffs despite pause
• Local wealth manager weighs in on stock market swing
• Community comes together after EF1 tornado rips Bourbon apart
• Some residents still without power from Sunday’s storm while bracing the storms that hit tonight
• Tornado damage remains from July as Elkhart Neighborhood braces for next round of storms
• Storm clean up underway in Elkhart
• Detroit-based nonprofit brings YouthUp Mobile Unit to South Bend Friday
• SBCSC to double Pre-K offerings for 2025-2026 school year
• SBCSC students soaring into aviation careers through CTE program at SBN
• Notre Dame Women’s Basketball Team inspiring the next generation of female athletes
• Local economy to feel boost for 3rd year straight as Fighting Irish host Women’s NCAA Tournament
• Seitz Park will not reopen ahead of St. Patrick’s Day Parade; City officials now saying end of June
• St. Patrick’s Day festivities underway in South Bend, despite parade delay
• Fire crews spend hours working to put out flames at The Mill II construction site
• Dog finds new life after being saved from troubled Kosciusko County rescue; activists continue to call for justice
• Juday Creek Golf Course plans to rise from the ashes as they tee off on 2025 season
• Prayers for Pope from South Bend Catholics this Ash Wednesday
• New leader for Reparatory Justice Commission
• Calls for changes to the Reparatory Justice Commission in South Bend
• Bourbon community reacts to word of UPS Center closing
• Local School District says Education Department’s ‘End DEI’ Portal will likely not have impact on current operations
• Victims named in Division Street Shooting
• St. Adalbert’s raises $3M for needed renovations on 100-year-old church; work not done yet
• Local bakeries prepare for Paczki Day 2025, despite high egg costs
• Rules Committee Meeting devolves into seating argument
• Local healthcare professionals warn of high flu rates
• Delivering love: drive along with a local florist on Valentine’s Day
• SBCSC to hold emergency meeting to decide what’s next for superintendent
• Local farms ‘losing sleep’ over bird flu concerns
• Baugo Township still embroiled in financial questions
• Michiana prepares for icy road conditions
• New era underway at Knollwood Country Club
• RV Industry braces for possible tariffs
• Local aviation expert weighs in on DC plane crash