St. Joseph County

• Building demolition to cause lane restriction beginning Wednesday
• SBFD responds to fire at Prairie Apartments
• UPDATE: Officers shoot armed person at Karl King Tower early Tuesday, investigation ongoing
• The dangers of unsafe sleeping arrangements for infants
• Insights on a new peace agreement for the Middle East
• South Bend City Hall officially open Monday
• AEW stars to open ‘Victory Roll’ board game cafe in Mishawaka
• City of South Bend moves forward with demolition and redevelopment of vacant Rabbi Shulman apartment building, formerly public housing
• Woman jumps from second-story window to escape, couple sentenced for trapping her
• Free Halloween weekend celebration at Newton Park Oct. 18-19
• Final phase of Wall Street Streetscape Project begins Monday, street closures until end of October
• Harvest Fest takes over Indiana Dinosaur Museum
• Ironwood Drive to close for final phase of Wall Street project
• ZB Falcons conservation club Halloween haunt Saturday
• One injured after overnight hit and run in downtown South Bend
• Lane closures between North Liberty and South bend on S.R. 23
• South Bend City Hall opens to public Monday
• Mishawaka holds ribbon-cutting for completion of phase two at Rose Park
• 'Catnapping' incident brings similar accusations to forefront
• Veterans Affairs unaffected in government shutdown amid confusion, uncertainty
• Local teen organizes Candlelight Vigil in Grand Blanc Aftermath
• SBPD talks safety, staffing at quarterly safety meeting
• Notre Dame announces Luke Combs concert date for 2026
• Man arrested for allegedly strangling 12-year-old at park
• Paving begins Friday on Niles Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard
• One-on-one with Cubs Manager Craig Counsell
• Vigil held for victims of deadly church shooting
• UPDATE: Scene clear after crash shuts down both directions of travel on S.R. 23 near UP Mall
• As Cubs face elimination, South Bend reflects on its connection to Wrigley
• Emergency gas main repairs to cause lane restrictions on W. McKinley Avenue
• Friends of Potato Creek State Park fight to save historic Naragon Barn 
• What you need to know about protein: Advice from a local doctor & director of bariatric surgery
• Dutch Bros coming to Main Street in Mishawaka
• Local Dietitian explains protein popularity
• SBPD Merit Board terminates officer after being found guilty of Domestic Battery
• Dinosaur Museum kicks off month with Oktoberfest
• UPDATE: Suspect charged following two-vehicle crash with St. Joseph County Police
• South Bend Community Schools 2026 Budget focuses on Educators, Renovations
• Local food insecurity could worsen in a lingering government shutdown
• Police investigating after 4-year-old shot at South Bend apartment complex
• SBFD responds to garage, house, debris fire between Sunday afternoon, Monday morning
• Community invited to lecture series, 'Rockne: His Greatest Games'
• Traffic stop leads to four teens arrested, three guns recovered near Eddy Street Commons
• 'The Government Inspector' debuts at Mishawaka High School Saturday
• Final sendoff at Parisi's Italian Restaurant
• City of South Bend to host Supplier Access Summit, October 9
• Community golf outing to support South Bend officer battling cancer
• Four-year-old girl injured in overnight shooting at Miami Hills Apartments
• Oktoberfest at Dinosaur Museum in South Bend
• Niles fall fest kicked off Saturday
• Third annual South Bend Global cup
• S. Logan St railroad crossing between Fourth St and Sixth St will be closed starting Tuesday October 7
• Knute Rockne's Greatest Games lecture at The History Museum
• Postseason Fever spreads to South Bend
• Notre Dame hosts first-ever Irish Jam on Eddy Street
• Kite Realty utilizing special event permit for ND home football game days
• Man sentenced 50 years for 2023 murder of 12-year-old
• Summer's Spotlight: SBFD talks fire safety with lithium-ion batteries
• 'Providers on the Frontline: Upholding Housing as a Human Right' discussion at St. Joseph Public Library
• Notre Dame students discuss safety on and off campus
• A final farewell from Parisi’s Ristorante Italiano
• UPDATE: SBCSC releases statement after parents file lawsuit over daughter's death
• Former SBCSC superintendent Todd Cummings formally placed on paid administrative leave
• Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend responds to investigation into Rev. Thomas King
• Parisi's Ristorante Italiano closes after 44 years
• American Legion Post 284 donates $4k for K9 protective vests at St. Joseph County Police Department
• Summer's Spotlight: Inaugural Hispanic Heritage Fun Run in South Bend
• SJC Safe Sleep Initiative aims to reduce sleep-related deaths among infants
• Government shutdown continues, federal employees facing furloughs
• Worry spreads among residents over proposed SJC wind project
• Navigating day one of a government shutdown
• House fire blocks Ash Road and Glenwood Avenue
• Residency lawsuit against South Bend Councilmember Sharon McBride dismissed
• New pharmaceutical tariffs may lead to strong impacts on consumers
• Summer's Spotlight: Ivy Tech helps address shortage of manufacturing talent
• ‘Night of Hope and Recovery’ breaking stigma on substance abuse recovery
• Weather It Matters: A fall tree care checklist from the experts
• Quarterback CJ Carr is making history and stacking up awards along the way
• Clock ticks toward federal shutdown as Indiana lawmakers weigh in on budget priorities
• New details on investigation into clergy sex abuse at Notre Dame
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist injured in crash on Kern Road
• Construction project wraps up at SBN, paving the way for airport growth
• SJCPD's fight against drugs through "High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area" designation
• SJC EMA announces $1.5M tornado siren upgrades
• South Shore Line to hold emergency preparedness drill in New Carlisle
• UPDATE: Death investigation of body found in alley determined suicide
• Notre Dame kicks of basketball season with co-ed 'Irish Jam' on Eddy Street
• Convicted drug dealer faces new charges after investigation
• Former SBCSC Superintendent under investigation at Arizona school district, possible paid leave
• Applications open for JWAS Scholarship
• Notre Dame Collaborative working to create a device that detects bird flu
• Reports of a shooting in South Bend overnight Tuesday
• South Bend Schools hold another job fair amid ongoing staffing shortages
• CAVA to open South Bend location next year
• Franchise managing partner ‘surprised & disappointed’ after former Bar Louie GM Accused of Embezzling thousands
• Alleged victim of sexual misconduct at Notre Dame comes forward, urging other victims to do so
• Congressman Tim Walberg talks potential federal government shutdown
• October 2025 Food bank of Northern Indiana mobile food distribution schedule
• Two Michiana teachers become 2026 Indiana Teacher of the Year finalists
• Suspect arrested for Armed Robbery stemming from Facebook Marketplace meetup