St. Joseph County

• Penn High School to host a robotics fair
• Internet access for students getting expanded in South Bend
• SBCSC Board of Trustees race preview
• Dr. Mark Fox discusses the recent COVID-19 spike
• Governor Holcomb extends public health emergency order through December 1
• Trick or Treat times for Halloween 2020
• Suspect charged in murder of 3-year-old child dropped off at hospital
• Indiana has 175,893 cases of COVID-19, 4,050 deaths
• A vigil held for one-year-old who was accidently killed in June
• A man arrested in the connection of the August 21 homicide
• Potawatomi Zoo's 'Zoo Boo' ends Friday
• K-9 makes first public appearance after surgery to remove bullet
• Local leaders not optimistic about vaccine being sent to Indiana soon
• Winter Outlook 2021: A rare 'normal' winter
• Road Closure in South Bend starts Monday
• Indiana has 172,730 cases of COVID-19, 4,024 deaths
• Local pharmacy seeing high demand in flu shots this year
• Power outage forces eLearning day at South Bend intermediate school
• Book or Treat! giving out goodie bags at St. Joseph Library locations
• Unity Gardens recognized for positive impact on the community
• New mixed-use development coming to South Bend
• IUSB Student-Athletes read children’s books for virtual library
• Paramedic starts fundraiser for K-9 Luna
• US Congressional District 2 debate between Jackie Walorski and Pat Hackett
• CMHU investigating man’s death following fall at local bar
• Huda Roushdy has been found and is safe
• Staff member accused of slapping 8-year-old boy
• Governor Holcomb deploying National Guard to long term care facilities
• CMHU clears officers in fatal shooting of suspect on Lilac Road
• South Bend Cubs to host second VIP Football Watch Party on November 7
• Indiana has 169,112 cases of COVID-19, 3,991 deaths
• SBCSC Construction Technology program giving students hands-on experience
• St. Joseph County District 2 Commissioners race heating up
• South Bend offers new online 311 request portal
• Notre Dame law professor discusses colleague Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court confirmation
• Police officer carries kid around trick-or-treating event in South Bend
• Former police officer sentenced on ghost employment charges
• Notre Dame women's basketball team welcomes fresh start
• Indiana has 166,564 cases of COVID-19, 3,958 deaths
• Trick or Treat event adapts with COVID-19 safety regulations
• South Bend Common Council greenlights bill to increase officer pay
• Indiana Senator Mike Braun reacts to confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett
• South Bend residents react to Amy Coney Barrett Confirmation
• Notre Dame's Rev. Jenkins releases statement on confirmation hearing
• YMCA of Greater Michiana to host trunk-or-treat event
• St. Joseph County Deputy Health Officer shares recommendations for a safe Halloween
• Associate Professor Chad Kinsella discusses the confirmation process
• Notre Dame student raising money for crash survivor
• New South Bend-Mishawaka gas station to open amidst pandemic
• Notre Dame Faculty Senate to hold no-confidence vote on university’s president
• Mishawaka Police asking for help identifying suspects
• Ivy Tech to host drive thru trick-or-treat event
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites October 26-30
• Family of missing South Bend teen asks businesses for surveillance video, community to keep searching
• Indiana has 164,581 COVID-19 cases, 3,907 deaths
• Church holds service for 3 students involved in deadly crash
• Local restaurant introduces a new way of dining
• Neighbors call for pedestrian and driver safety after fatal incident in South Bend
• Neighbors react to 3 students hit in tragic accident
• Indiana has 160,454 COVID-19 cases, 3,882 deaths
• Police responding to shooting in Niles
• Shooting in South Bend early Saturday morning
• Two dead, one injured; FACT investigating crash
• Vigil held for shooting victims at Waterford Glen Apartments
• Road restrictions in South Bend to begin on Monday
• Neighbors calling for action after string of deadly shootings
• St. Joseph County health officials give safety guidance for Halloween, trick or treating
• South Bend leaf collection program starts November 2nd
• South Bend woman arrested on multiple drug charges
• AG Hill pens letter to St. Joseph County health officials on religious congregations
• St. Joseph County, South Bend officials give update to local COVID-19 response
• South Bend Police investigate stabbing on South Michigan Street
• Indiana has 157,713 COVID-19 cases, 3,858 deaths
• Local political expert weighs in on final presidential debate
• Metro Homicide identifies two people killed in South Bend apartment complex shooting
• Twin Branch Park gets upgrade
• South Bend Police chief responds to photos of patrol car shared on social media
• South Bend Venues Parks and Arts hosting an Arbor Day Celebration
• St. Joseph County Police Department need help identifying suspect
• Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend extends dispensation from mass obligation
• Indiana has 155,246 COVID-19 cases, 3,831 deaths
• City, police officials share details of tentative wage agreement
• October 22 is the deadline to request an absentee ballot in Indiana
• Mishawaka's Halloween Spooktacular trunk or treat event at Central Park
• Overnight shooting under investigation in South Bend
• South Bend Police unveils new support team to help officer wellness
• Police investigating missing South Bend man
• Pope endorses same-sex civil unions
• Dr. Mark Fox talks about coronavirus in nursing homes
• Drug Takeback Day coming to Michiana October 24th
• South Bend man sentenced to 5 years for distributing meth
• Granger girls donate hair to charity
• South Bend man killed in crash on US 31
• Indiana has 152,396 cases of COVID-19, 3,790 deaths
• Grant to create domestic violence support team in SJCPD
• Neighbors react to tragic hit and run
• Hacienda closed temporarily due to COVID-19
• Dr. Fox discusses businesses staying open during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Indiana State Police participating in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Oct. 24
• Local activist arrested in New Albany