St. Joseph County

• Language in environmental document regarding past contamination leaves residents uncertain about safety of LaSalle Park
• Potawatomi Zoo and United Federal Credit Union host Children's Day
• City of South Bend announces investment in Beacon Heights Apartments
• 70-year-old man accidentally shoots own finger at Mishawaka gun range
• Linden Avenue Farmers Market making fresh, healthy food more accessible
• UPDATE: Woman seriously injured in Mac Arthur Avenue shooting, Violent Crimes Unit investigating
• Shooting in St. Joseph County leads to the arrest of two teenagers
• South Bend man sentenced nearly three years in prison for meth-related charge
• South Shore train containing passengers crashes into car stuck on the tracks
• Mayor James Mueller talks Monday's fire, South Bend's history of racial discrimination
• South Bend Mayor, Common Councilmembers hold press conference following the Reparatory Justice Commission's presentation
• South Bend Cubs open homestand with 6-3 win over Peoria Chiefs
• Firefighters continue investigation into cause behind Lafayette Building fire
• State fire investigator assists with Lafayette Building fire investigation
• Two arrested in connection with alleged ongoing torture of teen relative
• City of South Bend begins construction near Marshall School
• South Bend reparatory justice committee presents recommendations addressing racial inequities
• Hectic start to work week for downtown South Bend businesses, offices due to large fire scene
• Firefighters spend hours battling blaze at historic Lafayette Building
• "Books From Birth" program hopes to set newborns up with lifelong love of reading
• Video shows Mustang doing donuts at Rose Park in Mishawaka, suspect identified
• Lafayette Boulevard closed for structural inspections following fire at Lafayette Building
• Section of southbound Olive Street to close for water valve repair
• UPDATE: Fire under control at Lafayette Building Monday, SBFD says avoid area
• SLIDESHOW: Historic Lafayette Building suffers destructive fire Monday morning
• St. Joseph County building closing due to air quality from nearby fire
• Emergency water main repairs set to close N. Cedar Street for a week
• How do you get a 130-year-old building from one street to another? On wheels, of course
• The Dinner Detective South Bend offers a killer start to summer
• Make South Bend's Rebel Art Fest kicks off summer
• Part of Main Street in South Bend to close for two weeks starting Monday
• City of South Bend and Venues Parks and Arts to host Rum Village Park master plan open house
• Milling and paving on Ireland Road to begin Monday
• School's Out cookout with SBPD
• Free zoo admission on Children’s Day at Potawatomi Zoo
• Grape Road to have lane restrictions beginning Monday
• Notre Dame's first co-ed graduating class celebrates 50th class reunion
• 15-year-old arrested after allegedly stealing laptop at gunpoint
• Safety tips for the warmer weather ahead
• How the Indiana National Guard is helping to make the state more cyber-secure
• South Bend Human Rights Commission holds a workshop on fair housing in the age of AI
• Ribbon cutting ceremony held to officially reopen the updated Byers Softball Complex
• Deputy Jon Samuelson escorted to different location for continued recovery
• Free Summer Fitness Series returns to South Bend
• Mishawaka man in custody after shots fired incident
• Public hearing announced for proposed Amazon data center wetlands permit
• South Bend relaunching transportation benefit program for residents recovering from opioid use disorder
• Live performance events return to South Bend through summer
• Greek Taverna Night honors St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church's 100th birthday
• After South Bend Police Tapes ruling, attorneys inform Common Council of possible next steps
• AWS opens doors to $11 billion data center campus for the first time
• Body found in St. Joseph River Wednesday, investigation ongoing
• UPDATE: Missing 21-year-old Mishawaka woman located
• Safe Paws taking 5K walk for furry friends in need
• Food truck businesses feeling the pain at the pump
• No injuries reported after Mishawaka house fire
• NIPSCO hosts community customer care event at Century Center
• New national chains target St. Joseph County as commercial growth accelerates
• Following theft, Angels in the Attic fundraises for new security cameras 
• Michiana basketball coach still in coma and recovering after crash with semi last month
• CAVA grand opening in Mishawaka Wednesday
• Congregation of Holy Cross releases statement regarding Notre Dame sex abuse report findings
• Good Shepherd Montessori School to partially demolish bell tower
• Penn, Mishawaka meet for sectional title with regional berth on the line
• New Day Intake Center is nearing construction eight months after groundbreaking
• Fair Housing in the Age of A.I. and Algorithms event coming to Mishawaka City Hall
• South Bend flushing hydrants through October for maintenance
• Free weekly cooking classes offered to residents of Portage Township
• Meet the Mayor and Team South Bend
• South Bend Barber celebrates retirement after 59 years
• Thousands take part in Sunburst Run to raise funds
• S.R. 23 to experience road closures for construction
• Annual Studebaker car show takes over Ironwood Plaza
• 'Five Driven Women' exhibit at the Studebaker National Museum
• Fort Wayne Tin Caps put an end to the SB Cubs winning streak
• Common Council to consider appeal options following South Bend Police Tapes ruling
• South Bend seniors explore local parks, event centers, and available programs during Senior Spirit Week
• Police investigating stabbing at Transpo Station, one person injured
• South Bend Police Tapes ordered to be destroyed after 14-year case
• Beloved board game comes to life at the Morris Performing Arts Center
• ABC57 wins four Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
• Lakeville water tower demolished, piece by piece
• New tennis courts dedicated to the memory of a teenage tennis prodigy
• 25-year-old man charged with Child Solicitation after meetup plans with fake Facebook profile
• Karl King Tower owners release statement on compliance agreement with Indiana Attorney General
• SB Transpo holds first of two Open Houses concerning proposed changes and reductions
• South Bend Cubs stay red-hot with seventh straight win over Fort Wayne
• Gene's Camera Store receives Startup Small Business of the Year award
• Teen suspect charged as adult in shooting death of 10-year-old girl, details revealed
• UPDATE: New charges outlined for Bremen man arrested after allegedly inappropriately touching a child
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana gears up for summer 2026
• Studebaker Drivers Club returns for the summer
• Notre Dame pushes for transparency with AI technology
• UPDATE: Gas station now open after overnight shooting
• Summer reading challenge starting soon at Mishawka-Penn-Harris public library
• South Bend Human Rights hosting a fair housing compliance event
• St. Joseph County begins process to sell former Portage Manor property
• Despite strong forecasts, 'Super' El Niño not set in stone yet
• Parts of E. Mishawaka and N. Byrkit Avenues to close for improvements until August
• South Bend making sidewalks near schools safer with federal grant