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• Nestlé recalls Lean Cuisine and Stouffer's products
• Construction begins on segment of trail connecting Chicago to New Buffalo
• University Park Mall Forever 21 set to close as national chain files bankruptcy
• BREAKING: South Bend Police Department tapes case officially going to trial in June
• Two arrested after man sets fire to La Porte County hotel room, bars door from inside
• South Bend St. Patrick's Day Parade rescheduled
• Registration for South Bend Cubs baseball camps now open
• Notre Dame Head Coach Niele Ivey named semifinalist for Coach of the Year
• Buttigieg makes social media announcement on political future Thursday
• Man who drove into Cook Nuclear Plant barrier officially charged
• MGCF awards over $145K to southwest Michigan nonprofits
• VIDEO: Fire attacks The Mill apartment complex Wednesday morning
• Local acting troupe holding auditions for summer production of Anastasia
• 'Little Shop of Horrors' brings laughs and screams to John Glenn High School
• Stolen car found at casino leads to man arrested on theft, gun, and drug charges
• Present Pillars announces Spring Expungement Resource Fair 
• Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Watches and Warnings
• After being named top employer nationally, UND enacts hiring freeze in response to federal funding changes
• Oscar nominee, Mishawaka High School grad Adam Driver speaks with local kids
• Local K9 gets gift of body armor Thursday morning
• Niles Restaurant Week begins Monday
• Meteorological Winter Recap
• Tips on how to prepare your body for Daylight Saving Time starting March 9
• Criminals using Artificial Intelligence to target victims
• UPDATE: SBPD asking for help locating two teen runaways
• After recent fires, BHDPS reminding residents not to charge large batteries overnight
• Goshen Intermediate School closed Friday after death of cherished teacher
• PHOTO GALLERY: Shelton's Market demolished in Niles Tuesday
• Niles hoping to turn former one-room 'colored' schoolhouse site into community park
• Southbound lane restrictions start Tuesday on part of N. Main Street
• ISP hoofs it to Indiana Toll Road to rescue pony from median Sunday
• Dog confiscated, charges pending for owner who had her in back of truck in freezing conditions
• Chick-fil-A in Benton Township officially opens Feb. 27
• SLOW DOWN: Road conditions on US12 causing slide-offs Thursday morning
• Beloved Potawatomi Zoo Sichuan takin, Mulan, passes away
• Indiana BOAH finds bird flu in Elkhart County, breeder under quarantine
• Pair of Michigan suspects allegedly break in and burgle Elkhart electronic components company
• Elkhart Walgreens location closing permanently March 18
• Cummings out, South Bend school board to name interim superintendent
• Mishawaka Party City to close Saturday as national chain goes through bankruptcy
• Lacasa and Oaklawn selected to expand housing for homeless seniors
• Local Olympic Gold Medalist Hildebrandt retires, becomes Asst. National Women's Coach
• Plymouth High School holds 14th Annual Dance Marathon for Riley Children's Hospital
• Paw Patrol: A Mighty Adventure is coming to The Morris later this month
• Crash deaths up, arrests down in La Porte Sheriff's Office 2024 crime data
• Beacon Health 'strongly encouraging' masks due to elevated local respiratory illness
• Local man dies at work from 'injuries not compatible with life' Friday
• IDOH settles lawsuit over abortion records with pro-life group 
• Accident causes worker death at Lippert Plant 45 Wednesday morning
• Goshen Theater hosting 1920s-themed 'Moonlight and Moonshine' event Feb. 22
• South Bend McDonald's employee punched in drive-thru
• Local soda shop calling all Eagles fans for pre-game photo
• ECSO holding physical patrol testing Feb. 19
• La Porte Police Department receives funds to support K9 unit
• Local 9-year-old girl writes letter, donates dozens of Squishmallows for kids going through crisis
• PHOTOS: Three structures lost in Wednesday morning fire, occupants, dogs, and chickens uninjured
• Dutch Creek Animal Park owner agrees not to apply for new USDA license for two years
• Three Elkhart firefighters injured in Tuesday house fire
• President Trump's federal funding cut already impacting Michiana families
• South Bend Common Council approves re-zoning for New Day Intake Center
• Martin's releases statement following deadly shooting on Monday
• Hobart man pardoned by President Trump shot, killed during traffic stop
• Studebaker National Museum opens applications for summer car show
• Best Western shooting death preliminarily ruled justified
• Coach Freeman given 2024 Paul 'Bear' Bryant Coach of the Year Award
• Marine Corps. recruiter charged with two counts of Child Seduction
• DNR: Avian influenza suspected in waterfowl in La Porte, Starke counties
• Try it for yourself: Elkhart Community Schools invites family to taste cafeteria food
• Naked woman steals and wrecks car in La Porte Sunday night
• Local State Rep helps co-author bill that would legalize marijuana in Indiana
• VIDEO: Players fight on the court after Riley at Adams boys basketball game
• Man who scammed local casino employee into stealing $700k convicted
• Bicyclist hospitalized after being hit by vehicle Wednesday
• Plymouth Speedway owner arrested for cashing bad checks at Mishawaka Menard's
• Three Elkhart County Jail inmates hospitalized on Wednesday
• Indiana House Bill looks to make Monday after Super Bowl a state holiday
• La Porte County unveils new list of items prohibited in court room starting Feb. 1
• South Bend Police Department responds to DOJ lawsuit claiming discrimination, sexism
• Free radon testing kits offered by Berrien County Health Department
• New warden appointed at St. Joseph County Jail
• Man arrested for drunk driving sneaks unopened beer cans into patrol car
• UPDATE: Suspect charged in stolen vehicle pursuit with EPD which required K9 deployment
• UPDATE: Suspect in custody after two homes were hit with gunfire Christmas night
• Section of S. Main Street in Mishawaka closed starting today
• DNR offers tips on how to get rid of Christmas tree responsibly
• Marshall County woman arrested for animal cruelty
• Michigan DNR offers safety tips for cold weather activities
• Richard Allen receives maximum sentence for Delphi Murders
• Former La Porte County coroner sentenced after pleading guilty to felony residential entry
• $42 million awarded to South Bend - Elkhart region by Northern Indiana RDA
• Pokagon Band of Potawatomi reveal gingerbread villages at local casinos
• Coach Freeman, Fighting Irish land Alabama DB Devonta Smith from transfer portal Monday
• UPDATE: Michiana McDonald's permanently closes, owner releases statement
• Tip leads to Nappanee man being arrested on Child Exploitation charges
• 2.6 million Stanley cups recalled due to burn risk
• Elkhart man arrested for exposing himself in front of children in Walmart toy aisle
• Local non-profit holding free Christmas dinner Dec. 22 in Elkhart
• Suspects identified in Tuesday's Mishawaka pursuit and crash
• Mishawaka man sentenced to over 23 years for selling fentanyl to a person who later died from the drug
• Fulton County man wanted for Child Molesting arrested Tuesday