St. Joseph County

• St. Joseph County Assessor holds Town Hall ahead of 2026 Property Assessments
• Notre Dame makes history with two running backs selected in first round of NFL Draft
• Irish obsessed fan looks to pass on love of Notre Dame to next generation
• Giving others a second chance at life
• Freeman's Focus: Search continues for players to take over key spots left vacant on defense
• On the Mend: 2026 Blue-Gold Game
• The Huddle Roundtable: Storylines shaping Notre Dame's future
• Jeremiyah Love’s rise from Notre Dame star to No. 3 NFL Draft pick
• Coach's Corner: Looking ahead to Notre Dame's next football chapter
• Freeman's Focus: Coach says spring camp has been a test for the Fighting Irish, team becoming something new
• New non-profit campaign aims to educate parents and kids about dangers of vaping
• Press conference held regarding the future of Portage Manor
• Fans thrilled by Mishawaka meet and greet with Notre Dame football players
• Former Fighting Irish wide receiver Malachi Fields drafted to the New York Giants
• NIPSCO, USW reach agreement for physical unit workers, lockout continues for others
• South Bend International Airport bars waiting on front drive as construction continues
• Two arrested following multi-agency sex trafficking investigation
• 'Pedals and Petals' returns to downtown South Bend for First Fridays
• UPDATE: Shooting in 2600 block of Elwood Avenue leaves one injured
• UPDATE: Shooting in 200 block of Studebaker Street leaves one injured
• St. Joseph County Police respond to vehicle crash on U.S. 20 Bypass
• Military Veterans and Portage Township representatives honor veterans during Portage Manor Cemetery Flag Ceremony
• Public invited to Cars & Coffee at Studebaker National Museum
• Suspect enters guilty plea agreement for his part in 2025 murder of Kristina Ortiz
• Leader of fentanyl trafficking group in Michigan City sentenced over two decades in prison
• Fromer Fighting Irish Jadarian Price drafted to Seattle Seahawks
• UPDATE: Vehicle found sinking in Chain-O-Lakes pulled out of water
• Demolition of Qualex building gets underway
• Wal-Mart employees and firefighters rescue baby ducklings
• Zoo Luminate Returns with 'Sea to Believe' theme
• South Bend City Councilman At Large, Dr. Oliver Davis calls for one year data center moratorium in new proclamation
• Judge rules St. Joseph County election system violates Indiana Constitution
• New Indianapolis 500 Hybrid Pace Car in town for kick-off porch party
• Mishawaka warehouse left unsalvageable following fire, video catches lightning strike moments before blaze
• South Bend pre-K program expands locations for 2026-27 school year
• Iowa court reveals details of grooming, enticing a minor allegations against former South Bend teacher
• Big Cat Tracks Habitat construction is cruising along
• Potawatomi Zoo welcomes Frankie the rhino
• WATCH: Lightning strikes furniture warehouse shortly before fire begins
• Notre Dame bans e-bicycles starting in July
• Beacon Health opens new outpatient facility in Mishawaka
• Luke Combs benefits local charity during South Bend stop, $150k and counting
• WATCH: Crews respond to afternoon fire on McKinley Avenue
• Jim Gaffigan to perform at Notre Dame
• NWS confirms EF-0 tornado touched down in St. Joseph County
• Teen's organ donation gives stranger a second chance at life
• The confusion surrounding childhood vaccines
• South Bend accepting applications for curb, sidewalk reimbursement program
• WATCH: Mishawaka police officers rescue man from apartment fire
• UPDATE: South Bend Schools fires teacher arrested for grooming and enticing a minor
• NIA participates in road cleanup volunteer day
• South Bend Cubs take series from Beloit despite no-hit loss in finale
• St. Joseph River rises into minor flood stage after weeks of heavy rain
• Sign-ups now open for annual Sonnetfest at Notre Dame
• NWS investigating Friday night's severe weather in South Bend
• CJ Carr shines as Notre Dame holds annual Jersey Scrimmage ahead of Blue-Gold Game
• Boys and Girls Club giveaway sports shoes to kids in need
• South Bend Cubs defeat Beloit Sky Carp Saturday
• Potawatomi Zoo celebrates second annual Zoo Luminate
• Notre Dame and Villanova to open 2026-27 basketball season in Rome
• It's about to get more expensive to use the Toll Road
• South Bend Mayor Mueller builds on last year's clean-up efforts
• Karl King Tower not designated 'Chronic Problem Property' despite push from SBPD
• AHEPA Senior Living brings high-demand units for low-income seniors
• NIPSCO workers share the impact of the lockout on them and their families, clears up reasoning behind the picket lines
• Sen. Rogers responds to 'RINO' attacks ahead of May primary
• La Porte woman sentenced to prison for intent to distribute meth, fentanyl
• South Bend man sentenced over a decade for intent to distribute meth
• Elkhart offers free sandbags while monitoring river levels
• Two of three suspects arrested for January homicide
• Notre Dame basketball teams set season opener in Rome against Villanova
• Final plans approved for 7 Brew coffee drive-thru in Mishawaka
• What to know before booking travel for 2026
• Researchers from Notre Dame work with non-profits to lift people from poverty
• South Bend Police Department and Mayor James Mueller explain crime stats
• The real-life 'Coach Carter' interviewed by Brian Conybeare
• 'Coach Carter' to speak at Family & Children’s Center's Spotlight Dinner Thursday
• UPDATE: Runaway 15-year-old girl located safely
• New book on Michiana's local native plants available
• South Bend woman arrested after shooting on S. 36th Street
• Retired SBFD Captain placed on house arrest in child sex abuse case
• Notre Dame prepares to welcome 80,000 fans for Luke Combs concert this weekend: What to know
• Tonight is the deadline to fill out the FAFSA in Indiana
• IUSB students and faculty address consolidation and elimination of degrees
• IRS spokesperson talks deadline, extensions, scams
• SBFD rolls out alert system to notify motorists of emergency vehicles through GPS apps
• UPDATE: Scene clearing on 1400 block of Huey Street following police presence
• Library looking for community support for outdoor garden space
• South Bend Cubs beat Beloit in home opener at Four Winds Field
• Radio Sabor Latino returns home after 26 years
• Local leaders call for transparency as Data Center conversations continue in St. Joseph County
• South Bend Police Department share safety tips for short term rental owners following shooting on April 4
• Notre Dame professor Asher Kaufman speaks on US blockades
• Three rescued after Miner Street house fire; cat still missing
• Hoosier state invests $200 million in affordable childcare, local daycares ready to accept voucher-eligible children
• St. Joseph County police urge caution on slick roads
• South Shore Line to offer additional service for Luke Combs concert Saturday
• Markus Burton officially transferring from Notre Dame to IU
• Colfax Avenue re-pavement project soon to be underway in South Bend, preparation begins April 13
• Notre Dame's Cassandre Prosper drafted to Washington Mystics