St. Joseph County

• Notre Dame defeats Stanford in rivalry matchup
• South Bend’s ZB Falcons Conservation club hosts spooky Halloween Hunt
• Studebaker National Museum to host public program on The Vanderbilt Cup
• Notre Dame defeats Stanford 49-7
• 13th annual greatest chefs of Michiana set for October 17th
• South Shore Line offers "buy one get one free" monthly ticket promotion
• Habitat for Humanity store set to close with discounts through coming weeks
• Great Harvest Bread Company bakery and cafe opens for business
• Knute Rockne Memorial Society celebrating 100 years of Notre Dame quarterbacks
• UPDATE: South Bend responds to lawsuit filed by Department of Justice Friday
• Auto Auction Company pulls rezoning application on South Bend Motor Speedway
• Local fire captain recounts rescue efforts after return from Asheville
• Empty boxes needed for droves of donations at SBPD
• City of South Bend takes next step in Homeless Intake Center coming to Old Cleveland Road
• Affordable senior housing to develop further in South Bend
• Candidates for the Saint Joseph County Surveyor Race
• Fresh electrical crews leave for Florida Thursday
• 54-year-old South Bend man sentenced over 9 years for firearm offense
• UPDATE: South Shore cancels busing passengers between SBN and Carroll Ave., pole repairs complete
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert for Mishawaka teen cancelled
• La Casa De Amistad honors three local Latino leaders for their impact in the community
• Indiana Dinosaur sees successful first months; city forgives loan
• Officials discuss new property tax break in SJC, first of its kind in Indiana
• Collision with vehicle in South Bend delays westbound train Wednesday
• Solar restrictions bill passes unanimously by county council
• Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch visits South Bend as a part of her 'Mental Health Community Conversations' tour
• Drewry’s Brewery site Phase two underway
• SB Thrive: South Bend Heritage developing 54-unit affordable housing complex
• South Bend to host meeting for public input on HUD PRO Housing grant application
• Mishawaka Fire Department holding open house Wednesday for Fire Prevention Week
• South Bend Adult Education recognized as Program of Excellence two years in a row
• With harmful materials removed, demolition of Drewrys Brewery begins
• The History Museum offers tour of Bowman Cemetery
• Donors vital in response to Hurricane Helene impact
• 'If you don't vote, don't complain,' Indiana's voter registration deadline is tonight
• Paving project on Western Avenue begins Tuesday morning
• SBPD, SBFD teaming up to collect supplies for hurricane victims
• Early voting in St. Joseph County begins Oct. 8
• Mactoberfest comes to downtown South Bend Oct. 16
• 19-year-old sentenced to 100 years in prison
• New digital ad campaign targets young voter registration
• The 26th annual Michiana Chili Cookoff stirs up competition
• Notre Dame to host a 'fireside chat' with Condoleezza Rice and University President Rev. Dowd
• Breast Cancer Fundraising Walk in Mishawaka
• County Commissioner Hazen to announce launch of new citizen reporting app
• President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden arrive in South Bend
• South Shore Line adds extra service for the Chicago Marathon
• City honors local Hispanic leaders
• Elkhart Lions secure sixth straight win, moves to the top of the Northern Indiana Conference standings
• Local whiskey bar hosts non-partisan voter registration station
• Residents speak out against ongoing issues at Cedar Glen Apartments
• St. Joseph County Election Board ensures voting machine integrity ahead of upcoming Election Day
• Indiana Whiskey Company hosts voter registration party ahead of Election Day
• Under The Lights, pregame interviews with Elkhart and Penn coaches
• IUSB discusses what our community should know about human trafficking
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist in early morning crash confirmed dead, identified
• UPDATE: South Bend, Benton Harbor Big Lots set to close
• P-H-M Schools receive over $53K in Robotics Grants from IDOE
• Pumpkin painting at Lydick Bog Sunday
• 52-year-old Goshen woman dead after crash with dump truck on U.S. 20 Bypass Thursday
• South Bend man flees traffic stop, tazed and found in tree by MPD K9 unit
• Salem's Haunted House preparing for opening weekend this year
• Judge Cichowicz files defamation lawsuit against Henry Davis Jr.
• How can Hoosiers aid in disaster relief from a distance
• Hispanic Heritage celebration at Edison Middle School
• South Bend agrees to tear down the YMCA building on Northside Boulevard
• Notre Dame draws students with 2nd annual ‘Zombie Preparedness Festival’
• The YWCA alongside the City of Mishawaka and South Bend declares October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• President Biden expected to be in South Bend Saturday for private event
• 22-year-old found guilty of murder in 2020 death of South Bend man
• Mishawaka Building Trades class receives over $5K from local union to replace stolen tools
• Section of Twelfth Street will have lane restrictions this weekend
• Humane Society of Southwestern Michigan announces expansion plan
• Seal coating will close section of S.R. 331 starting Monday
• Local firefighters head south to help prepare for Hurricane Helene
• 'For the Love of Leeper Park' campaign to rebuild tennis center in honor of South Bend player's legacy
• Application period for Indiana State Park deer management hunt opens Oct. 7
• Movie Night at Howard Park: 'Casper'
• Notre Dame guiding local entrepreneurs with new Collaboration Hub
• 'Hannah's Helping Hands Foundation' brings free backpacks and school supplies to the community
• UPDATE: Two confirmed dead in early morning Pear Road fire
• Cured in Place Pipe Sewer Rehabilitation Project to start in Mishawaka Oct. 7
• Free pet microchipping and rabies vaccines at St. Peter's United Church of Christ Saturday
• An inside look at La Casa de Amistad's Galería Dolores Garcia y Gilberto Cardenas
• South Bend Schools to host annual Parent and Family Expo
• 61-year-old hospitalized after stabbing in Mishawaka
• 19-year-old stabbed at Mishawaka Quality Inn Tuesday
• House fire on Pear Road Wednesday morning
• Hannah's Helping Hands to host first backpack giveaway
• South Bend International Airport set to begin repairs on public parking
• Port strike forces South Bend residents to prepare
• GOP leaders renew calls for SJC judge to resign
• Holy Family Elementary School closed Wednesday due to water issue
• UPDATE: Silver Alert cancelled for Delaware County woman
• Fight at local middle school causes call to cops for assistance
• Sidewalk and curb replacement cause lane restriction for Liberty Drive
• Florida man leads local authorities on destructive chase through multiple counties
• Lori Camp accepts invitation to Indiana 2nd Congressional District debate
• Bashor Children’s Home and IUSB School of Social Work to host human trafficking discussion
• Fall Mud Bog Saturday, part of proceeds to support Camp Millhouse and Center for Hospice Care