St. Joseph County

• United Way of St. Joseph County wins $150,000 to address childcare deserts in Michiana
• Vigil held for homeless man who passed away in South Bend
• Neighbors react to overnight shooting
• St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit investigating a deadly shooting in South Bend
• Former Notre Dame Athletics Director Gene Corrigan passes away
• Granger Community Church hosts annual food drop
• Multiple roads in St. Joseph County to temporarily close down
• New South Bend Diversity Officer responds to underrepresentation in business
• St. Joseph County officials discuss changes to voting centers at public hearing
• March for Life rally held in South Bend
• Remedy in South Bend closing down
• Community grieving after missing student recovered from lake on Notre Dame campus
• Suspect accused of slamming window on officer’s fingers during arrest
• Victim walked into hospital after shooting on Eclipse Street
• South Bend man pleads guilty to drug and weapons charges
• Granger-based juice and smoothie bar opens new location on Eddy Street
• Fire crews battle structure fire on South Michigan Street for hours
• Outpost Sports officially closing
• Ivy Tech receives generous donation
• Missing Notre Dame student located
• FEMA awards $2M grant to St. Joseph County
• Woman who stole from Swanson Highland Swimming Pool fund sentenced
• Woman accused of stealing blank checks, cashing them
• Discharged patient accused of threatening hospital police
• Notre Dame men’s basketball comes up short against Syracuse
• A missing Mishawaka man has been located
• SBCSC hears public on possible partnership with Purdue Polytechnic High School
• Local Papyrus store confirms closing
• 2020 Winter Restaurant Weeks begins January 27
• Local Cheers Pub getting a new look, adding scratch kitchen
• Oregon man arrested on drug charges following traffic stop on the Toll Road
• South Bend Cubs hiring for 2020 season
• Rep. Jackie Walorski talks filing for re-election, impeachment proceedings
• Neighbors share thoughts on impeachment trial
• St. Joseph County Police respond to crash in Clay Township
• Indiana bill seeks to prevent guns in hands of young former juvenile delinquents
• Celebrating life, legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• St. Margaret’s House in South Bend hosting Winter Walk 2020
• Case challenging Notre Dame contraceptives agreement moves forward
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski files for re-election
• Woman accused of stealing money from father and spending it at a casino
• Coroner: Hypothermia a factor in homeless man's death
• Outpost Sports planning retirement and store closing sale event
• New Carlisle couple turns grief into organization that helps local dads, families
• South Bend Police Department seeking applicants for new officers
• George Wilson Park opens for the first time this winter season
• Century Center celebrates MLK day with community gatherings, recognition breakfast
• Local man revisits childhood memories as time capsule sealed in 1996 is opened
• Signs are down, boards are up at Mishawaka Rally’s
• CMHU identifies man in Huey Street death investigation
• St. Joseph County Police Department hires mental health liaison
• Road conditions remain slick as lake effect snow tapers off
• US 31 Bypass back open Monday morning
• House fire reported in Mishawaka on 8th Street
• Coroner investigating death of homeless man in South Bend
• One man found dead in home on Huey Street
• Ice festival brings together sculptors and families
• 9th annual Brew Fest held in South Bend
• Messy roads slow morning commute
• First ever esports coaches hired at Bethel
• Girl honored after brutal dog attack
• Riverside Drive in South Bend to close down for construction
• South Bend-Elkhart area declared as Indiana’s 21st Century Talent Region
• SUV catches fire in parking lot of Mishawaka restaurant
• Residents rescued from burning home in Osceola
• Motherhood Maternity closing University Park Mall location
• Man charged with sexual battery after incident on Eddy Street
• Cruise line seeks dismissal of family's lawsuit in toddler’s fatal cruise ship fall
• Crews investigating fire at vacant South Bend house
• Mishawaka teen competes in first swim meet after overcoming cancer
• Mishawaka High School hosts a “Show and Tell” event
• Elementary schoolers dazzled by visit from Harlem Globetrotter
• Autopsies confirm murder-suicide at home on Hartzer Street
• Christmas trees benefitting animals at Potawatomi Zoo
• Hoosier lawmaker proposes bill making abortion illegal in the state
• South Bend holiday trash schedule announced
• PEGGS gets a makeover, expands into space next door
• Power outages due to vehicle crash
• Mishawaka Police Department accepting applications
• New police disciplinary system postponed
• Men honored for heroism during a Christmas fire
• New restaurants, creamery, expanded tattoo shop will hit downtown Walkerton in 2020
• Political expert shares thoughts on January Democratic presidential debate
• Notre Dame Head Coach Brian Kelly promotes two offensive coaches
• Student disciplined for 'joke' threat to Mishawaka High School
• Client accused of threatening to burn down weather amnesty center
• Two charged in series of armed robberies in South Bend
• Romeo’s Pizza opens on South Bend’s northeast side
• South Bend man charged with rape and incest
• Shoplifting suspect also facing drug charges
• First Harvest closes University Park Mall location as it transitions to online-only sales
• Jersey Mike’s Subs celebrating new South Bend location with fundraiser
• IUSB hosting watch party for final Democratic debate before Iowa
• Mishawaka Police need help identifying multiple suspects
• Parents of Tysiona Crawford identified as victims of possible murder-suicide
• School bus involved in crash on SR 23 and Douglas
• Two Michiana Pier 1 stores to close
• Podium order announced for CNN/Des Moines Register Democratic presidential debate
• Owner’s retirement leaves future uncertain for Mishawaka train shop
• St. Joseph County Public Library kicks off Winter Reading Challenge Monday