St. Joseph County

• SBPD seeks help locating missing 50-year-old woman
• UPDATE: One person injured, one dog dead following house fire on College Street
• Mom speaks out after child gets on wrong SBCSC bus, lost for nearly two hours
• “This Is What Notre Dame Football Does”: Marcus Freeman Embraces Challenging Road Test at BYU
• ‘A Great Day for Football’: Eddy Street Residents, Police Detail Safer Notre Dame Game Weekend
• Treats on the Trail returns to Pinhook Park Oct. 17
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Demystifying the diagnosis process and treatment
• Road closure planned for Lafayette Boulevard Monday
• South Bend man sentenced to 121 months in prison for controlled substance offense
• Halloween in the Park returns to Newton Park Oct. 17
• Boo Bash returns with a foamy new twist
• X-factor and final predictions, ND vs. UNC
• "The Athletic" senior writer Pete Sampson on the top headlines for the Irish on week six
• From four-star recruit to rising star: The story behind Notre Dame freshman Jonaz Walton
• Hoosiers prepare for road game against Nebraska
• Notre Dame Glee Club starts off home game weekend in song
• Stanford play-by-play caller Kevin Richardson talks Irish matchup, team's recent road struggles
• Notre Dame’s backfield battle heats up as freshman Jonaz Walton pushes for bigger role
• "Diamond Of Hope" - One high school athlete's journey through cancer, triumph
• OSMC Playbook: When does pain become something you can't play through anymore?
• "The Art of Sports Journalism:" New collaboration aims to preserve sports history through art
• Notre Dame defense faces new test as injuries force others to step up
• Coach's Corner: On success against UNC, what the Irish need to bring against Stanford
• Safety on Eddy Street remains a top concern as Notre Dame hosts first football game since last shooting
• Increase in law enforcement patrols at Eddy Street Commons
• From home runs to touchdowns: South Bend sports bars bring fans together year-round
• Nidal Hasan public execution raises questions with the public
• “It’s Heartbreaking”: Lafayette building faces potential demolition following $20M fire damage 
• South Bend superintendent Mansour Eid to retire at end of school year
• Kids ride free on the South Shore Line for Fall Break
• UPDATE: Man charged with Murder following shooting at party acquitted
• St. Joseph County Sheriff candidates discuss recent gun violence amongst other topics in South Bend
• Two local Hispanic leaders honored at celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month
• Execution date set for terrorist and former U.S. military psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, one of his victims from Michiana area
• South Bend Redevelopment Commission requests demolition of Lafayette Building should redevelopment fall through
• Man convicted in the October 2024 murder of 42-year-old woman
• Indiana Secretary of State candidates debate voter participation, election security
• Potawatomi Park tree removal update
• Eddy Street prepares for heightened policing presence for Saturday's Notre Dame home game
• Melissa Tilley and dog Sloan to compete on Team USA at 2026 Pan-Am Canicross Championships in Mexico
• Mayor James Mueller announces guidelines for potential future hyperscale data centers in the City of South Bend
• Saint Mary's hosts 6th annual 'Raise Your Voice' symposium, with keynote speaker leaving people emotional and uplifted
• Portage Manor will be Sold to St. Thomas More Academy
• 'Bethel Classic' comes to Four Winds Field raising funds for former Bethel player battling cancer
• E. 12th Street and Laurel Street intersection to close Wednesday morning
• Union Street lane restrictions due to tree trimming Wednesday
• South Bend officials announce "neighborhood first" data center framework
• YWCA recognizes local police who respond to domestic violence
• 'Familia Fun Fest' celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and Dia de Los Muertos Oct. 10
• Halloween spending hits $160 per person, here's how to save locally
• Jason Critchlow announces mayoral campaign
• Suicide prevention in South Bend aims to decrease stigma around mental health
• 2027 JWAS Jaxson Scholarship Applications now open
• Portage Township Trustee Jason Critchlow announces candidacy for South Bend Mayor
• 28th Annual Michiana Chili Cookoff serving up the heat
• Two-day Boo Bash at the St. Joseph County 4H Fair
• Music Enthusiasts talk tunes at the South Bend Record Show
• 5th annual Blessing of the Pets
• Man arrested after being aggressive to a woman desk clerk and a child
• Michiana Chili Cook Off returns for its 28th Year!
• Penn homecoming rides into year five with parade, football and plenty of fun
• Kids train like Firefighters to kick off fire prevention week
• South Bend school bus collides with vehicle Friday morning, kids on board uninjured
• Amazon executive announces end of data center NDAs with local governments
• Salem Haunted House gets ready for opening weekend
• The "If You Believe" Hope & Healing Movement is happening Oct. 3
• South Bend resident voices safety concerns amid Potawatomi Park tree cutdown
• Progress in Bissel Street shooting investigation, Mayor Mueller addresses violent weekend
• 'I feel powerless': How South Bend's top-ranked housing market is driving out long-term residents 
• 'Fall' in Love with Downtown Festival comes to South Bend Friday
• Convicted Laurel Woods shooter sentenced Thursday
• SBFD talks Fire Prevention week, October 4-10
• Semi rollover on Old US 31 and Kern Road
• South Bend Police Department holds free car seat safety checks
• Mother of Bissell Street shooting speaks out, pleading for justice while grieving the death of her daughter
• UPDATE: Case dismissed against man charged with pointing gun at officer during welfare check
• Inside Indiana's Housing: High Demand, High Rates, and the Push for New Builds
• South Bend man sentenced to decade in prison for meth charge
• Police respond to two-vehicle crash with injuries on S.R. 2, lane closures in place
• Federal lawsuit against South Bend in connection with 2024 officer-involved shooting moves ahead
• Section of Sage Road to be closed for construction
• St. Joseph County candidates discuss data centers, mental health funding at voter forum
• South Bend community goes Over the Edge to raise money for youth
• South Bend International Airport will feature new local food options
• Chief Meteorologist Tom Coomes catches up with host for the return of The Wizard of Oz
• South Bend residents left frustrated by ongoing post office closure
• Diamond View Apartments hosts ribbon cutting ceremony, offering affordable housing and disability-focused units
• Two adults taken to the hospital after being hit by a van, one man now in custody
• Michigan City man sentenced over 20 years for production of child pornography
• YMCA fills downtown's childcare gap
• 19-year-old charged in Eddy Street shooting that injured two
• Quincy Porter Out for Season as Notre Dame Turns Attention to North Carolina
• Check Your Mailbox: Why an Indiana Political Ad Might Be an Absentee Ballot Form
• Niles man sentenced to decade in prison after pleading guilty to meth charge
• Former Beacon Health employee says workload foreshadowed upcoming job cuts
• Suspect in Eddy Street Commons shooting turns self in
• South Bend Police Department to hold car seat safety event; registration open
• Michiana Pottery Tour returns for 15th year
• Children's Museum of South Bend celebrates 5th birthday
• Notre Dame steamrolls Purdue, 49-10, for 14th consecutive win