St. Joseph County

• Mayor Mueller discusses road work, Lafayette Building fire investigation
• La Casa de Amistad holds their very own Tianguis de los Ninos
• Michiganders will be seeing a local ballot measure in the upcoming Michigan Primary Election
• A South Bend nonprofit clears up confusion about its energy assistance program
• New peninsula forms on Silver Beach due to dredging, beachgoers advised to keep off
• South Bend bomb squad and US Air Force part of Tuesday morning investigation in Plymouth
• Man sentenced nearly four years in prison for Possession of Child Pornography
• America Pancake House in Roseland announces reopening
• Outdoor summer festival coming to South Bend Saturday
• St. Joseph County Leaders Begin 2027 Budget Process
• Will wildfire smoke reduce the mosquito population?
• Indiana developer faces federal lawsuit after allegedly misusing $2.2 million in taxpayer money tied to Mishawaka Fieldhouse project
• Ohio man charged with allegedly firing shots at, hitting vehicle in South Bend
• South Bend woman charged with alleged arson targeting victim's home
• Michigan man charged with allegedly fleeing South Bend police after traffic stop
• Southbound lanes of Locust Road are set to close temporarily
• South Bend to waive late fees on Parking Ticket Fee Amnesty Day
• 27th annual Firefighters Blues Festival raises funds for children injured in house fires
• Coffee and Cars show and Adventure revs up at Eddy Street Commons
• All-accessible Normain Park opens its gates for Mishawaka community
• Canadian wildfire smoke prompts precautions at South Bend Cubs game, but fans still fill Four Winds Field
• OSMC holds annual wellness event at new Granger location
• ISP Trooper shot during car chase last week released from hospital
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist in critical condition from crash after fleeing traffic stop, SJCPD says
• Serious crash leaves one dead on South Bend's northwest side
• A mother's worst nightmare: Hanna Dean fought off the man trying to take her daughter
• South Bend one of seven location to receive low-interest financing from the state to update water infrastructure
• Police seek help locating sexually violent predator
• Suspect in South Bend hit-and-run given additional Reckless Homicide charge
• The Real Story: Answering sun protection questions
• Sinkhole develops on the Southwest side of South Bend
• Two-vehicle rollover crash in Walkerton on Wednesday evening
• Local restaurants taking extra precautions to try and keep Cyclosporiasis out of their eateries
• World Series of Baton Twirling returns to Notre Dame, bringing 1,300 athletes to South Bend
• Historic State Theater project awarded millions of dollars towards renovations 
• One dead in head-on collision in St. Joe County
• South Shore Line train service to return to normal schedule
• Fatal June officer-involved shooting of Jujuan Bates deemed justified, body-cam footage released
• Kamm Island Pavilion dedicated to former mayor
• UPDATE: Kevin Ward Meyers was a man with a lengthy criminal record, cause of death revealed
• Firefighters Blues Festival brings music and food to Mishawaka Saturday
• South Bend couple calls on Commissioners for help with flooding in Jewel Woods neighborhood
• Heat is raising electricity bills, but learn how you can reduce those bills
• South Bend Police Athletic League uses free summer sports camps to strengthen community ties
• Sunshine Protection Act could bring changes to Daylight Saving
• South Bend businesses affected by construction
• South Bend man charged after allegedly threatening to kill family members with knife
• Man arrested after allegedly trying to kidnap 6-year-old from front yard
• Local families invited to free Summer Safety Event at St. Joe County Public Library
• City of South Bend addresses trouble some short-term rentals
• South Bend neighbors react to talks of regulations on short-term rental properties following April shots fired case
• UPDATE: Missing South Bend man safely located, police say
• Music enthusiasts gathered for the inaugural South Bend Record Show Summer Bash
• UPDATE: 8-year-old Carlito Chism has been found and is safe
• Coaches vs. Cancer raises money for American Cancer Society
• Ray Comer Pickleball Classic returns to Boehm Park in South Bend
• Concours d'Elegance celebrates its 8th annual two-day event
• OSMC will host a PLAY. RECOVER. WIN. Event in Granger
• Tweflth Street and Laurel Street intersection closed for road work starting Monday
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Paramount South Bend Middle School expansion
• The Real Story: Backup diesel generators at AWS Data Center Campuses in New Carlisle
• Food Truck Philanthropy takes over downtown South Bend
• Local non-profit works with re-entry center residents to provide equine therapy
• Section of Shively Road closed for paving
• South Bend Police Department launches patch coloring contest
• West Nile Virus detected in St. Joseph County
• Updates released on origin of South Bend's church fire Monday
• Roblox launches new safety features after facing multiple lawsuits regarding child safety
• Public voices concerns as Amazon seeks permit to impact wetlands in New Carlisle
• Pet Friendly Services holds 1st Annual Community Choice Awards
• After 50 years, LaSalle Park Homes are getting some major renovations, expected to be finished late 2027
• Residents detail continued issues at Westcott Apartments
• Cause unknown in New Carlisle scrapyard fire and likely to remain a mystery
• Residents threatened with eviction over social media posts about conditions at The Jefferson Apartments
• Nearly a dozen departments fight New Carlisle scrapyard fire for eight hours
• Part of Tamarack Road closed for road work
• Ireland Road paving complete, additional work nearing finish
• 4-H members celebrate months of hard work
• End date for Colfax Avenue project has now been extended
• UPDATE: South Shore Line trains resume between Michigan City and SBN
• Residents at Westcott Apartments sound off on poor living conditions
• UPDATE: Suspect now under arrest in early morning shooting in Granger
• Fire reported at Omnisource in New Carlisle
• Part of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard to close Wednesday
• UPDATE: Fatal officer-involved shooting of Hannah Aberegg deemed justified, SBPD identifies officers involved
• Man arrested in connection to Ardmore Trail apartment complex shooting
• Suspect taken into custody after shots fired reported in Granger Tuesday morning
• Residents raise concerns over proposed Midwest Continental Divide Trail
• Roseland business closes its doors after suspected firework fire
• Man living in Jewel Woods neighborhood, notorious for flooding, makes plea for help, says he didn't know he was in a floodplain
• Man arrested 10 years after allegedly kidnapping, raping woman, jury trial date set
• Large fire at South Bend church causes partial roof collapse
• Residential fire suppressed near Dragoon Trail early morning Monday
• South Shore Line ticket machines out of service at SBN
• How seniors work to stay safe as A.I. scams are on the rise
• UPDATE: South Bend commercial fire started on lower levels, too hot to deal with indoors
• Custodians, mechanics, and engineers of South Bend schools to receive pay raises
• Girls' day out brunch experience with vendor market and live DJ
• Weather delay doesn't stop Lakeville's Fourth of July celebration at Newton Park
• Section of Cleveland Rd to be closed starting Monday