St. Joseph County

• Mishawaka Fire Department responded a fire downtown
• Annual Blue Gold game took place Saturday afternoon
• Irish battle each other in blue gold game Saturday afternoon
• Truck crashed into building in Granger early Saturday morning
• Notre Dame history revealed in The Shirt 2025
• Local record stores prepares for Record Store Day 2025 Saturday
• Compton Family Ice Arena hosts Intercollegiate U.S. Figure Skating Final
• Notre Dame Football season tickets: is it worth it?
• New Carlisle neighbors see major property tax spike
• St. Paul Arts and Craft Show returns to South Bend
• New Carlisle residents respond to possible new community center
• Notre Dame Football Players Sign Autographs at Mishawaka Dick’s Sporting Goods
• How FEMA grant cuts could impact local county EMAs
• Vehicle flips over outside Four Winds Casino in South Bend Thursday
• Documentary, 'Demetrius DuBose, All American,' screening Saturday
• Former NFL quarterback, Daunte Culpepper talks hope and resilience at Spotlight Dinner
• Free haircuts offered for local kids April 13, hotdogs and hotcakes also provided
• Main Street bridge in Mishawaka prepares for closures that will last into October
• Public meeting April 24 in New Carlisle on proposed improvements to S.R. 2 intersection
• SBPD monthly crime stat meeting giving residents space to be heard
• Local international markets brace for possible tariffs despite pause
• Notre Dame introduces new Catalino Family Head Hockey Coach 
• Indiana State Park Trail Chairs bring accessibility to Potato Creek State Park
• South Bend man sentenced for selling fentanyl while on supervised release for selling heroin
• New Carlisle proposing new community center, two meetings scheduled to hear public feedback
• South Shore Line proposing 10 percent rate increase starting July 1
• U.S. 20 lane closures begin April 15 for bridge, guardrail, pavement work
• South Bend opens applications for 2025 Lamppost Lighting Program
• Ivy Tech Day brings South Bend-Elkhart alumni and community together to support students' success
• Notre Dame football players, CFP trophies available to the public Thursday
• The historic level of development coming to downtown South Bend
• South Bend to begin hiring $16 per hour seasonal positions
• Application window open for 2025 Curb and Sidewalk Reimbursement Program
• Concerns about possible baseball and softball complex in South Bend
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested in Monday night shooting which left one person hospitalized
• Twenty homes to get free house repairs in 'Rebuilding Together' program
• SJC library's Diapers and Dignity Program expands with $10k grant from Amazon Web Services
• Notre Dame to host National Intercollegiate U.S. Figure Skating Final
• Mother Daughter Sneaker Ball takes over the Century Center
• South Bend Record Show returns for spring vinyl event
• South Bend Cubs adding flavor and new menu food items this season
• Annual AG Days taking place this weekend
• Robotic Football National Championship game took place Saturday
• Fighting Irish prepare for Blue-Gold game as spring practice wraps up
• Hands Off Protest in South Bend Saturday afternoon
• St. Joseph river levels rising due to significant rainfall
• Michiana Lawmakers react to economic uncertainty with Trump tariffs
• Notre Dame gears up for Blue-Gold game April 12
• Local shoppers react to tariffs amid trade war
• South Bend honors MLK with march, sneak peek at new Dream Center
• Indiana Supreme Court asking for public comment on proposed rule changes
• Patient up and walking after groundbreaking spinal surgery by South Bend doctor
• Ohio man sentenced to over 16 years for trafficking meth, fentanyl on Indiana Toll Road
• Downtown South Bend to celebrate First Fridays with a "Game On" theme
• Fundraiser held to help rescued dog become certified therapy dog
• Beacon Health System buys Ascension Healthcare including four hospitals, 35 outpatient clinics
• Early dismissal at Marian High School Thursday due to complete power outage
• UPDATE: Power restored at Emmons and LaSalle Elementary Schools Thursday
• UPDATE: Mishawaka Utilities restores power after major transmission line failure Thursday
• Bethel University’s fourth annual Starting Small Summit brings entrepreneurs together
• IUSB and School City of Mishawaka streamline admission process for interested students
• South Shore Line Rider's Survey is now live, ready for customer input
• Collegiate Robotic Football Conference Championships April 5 at Saint Mary's College
• UPDATE: Missing 46-year-old South Bend woman found safe
• South Bend Schools cancels all after-school activities Wednesday
• Southbound lane of Main Street in South Bend to be closed
• UPDATE: Power restored at intersection of Douglas Road and S.R. 23
• Crews work around the clock repairing storm chaos
• Lawmakers aim to refine bill for partisan school boards, closer to becoming law
• 5th Street Mishawaka Recycling Center offers extended hours to support storm recovery
• St. Joseph County Ag Days come to 4-H County Fairgrounds
• Man faces several charges after headbutting officer and injuring hospital security guard
• Hums Elementary School without power, will remain closed Wednesday
• Mishawaka reports 95 percent of Mishawaka Utility customers have power restored
• Section of Cleveland Road to be closed through April
• One seriously injured in two-vehicle crash at S.R. 2 and Rush Road
• South Bend's yard waste pickup starts Tuesday
• Suspect arrested and charged in massage parlor investigation
• Storm damage restoration, experts advise checking in on insurance policies
• Power crews work around the clock, extensive damage to restore electricity
• Indiana Michigan Power Outage update for counties across Michiana
• Power problems persist throughout Michiana
• POWER LINES: How do stay safe from downed power lines
• Penn-Harris-Madison announces schools will be open Tuesday
• Dozens of roads remain closed to traffic in St. Joseph County
• Report storm damage in St. Joseph County
• City of South Bend provides street cleanup details following intense storm
• Mishawaka Utility still unable to assess and provide restoration times
• UPDATE: Hums Elementary School to remain closed Tuesday due to power outage
• South Bend Auto Show rolls in at The Century Center
• SBCSC and Baugo Community Schools announce two-hour delay for March 31
• Mishawaka officials ask public to call 911 in emergencies only, as crews assess damage
• Saint Joseph Boy's Basketball win State Championship
• S/NO Balls Dance Party raises funds for local pet refuges
• Michiana Aquarium Society holds 55th annual Double Feature in South Bend
• Former NFL Quarterback set to headline Family and Children's Center's Spotlight Dinner
• House fire on Huey Street in South Bend results in arrest
• Bethel University presents "The Sound of Music"
• Detroit-based nonprofit brings YouthUp Mobile Unit to South Bend Friday
• Newly formed St. Joe County Fire Territory swearing-in ceremony