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Mishawaka does it again! Cavemen top Penn for Sectional Title
Five weeks ago, the Princess City was turned upside down when the Cavemen topped the Kingsmen, ending Penn's 153 game NIC win streak. Friday night, Mishawaka did it again---this time for the 5A Sectional Championship.
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SB Medical Foundation giving Thanksgiving turkeys to blood donors
To entice people to donate, starting Saturday the Medical Foundation is giving every donor a Thanksgiving turkey, and every week a chance to win a $500 visa card.
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Need to feed is greater in Warsaw area
The week got off to a rough start at the Salvation Army food pantry where all they had left on the shelves were cans of green beans and apple sauce.
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Plymouth soldier killed in Fort Hood shooting
A local soldier was one of the victims killed in the mass shooting Friday at Fort Hood.
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Former Indiana man among those injured at Ft. Hood
Hewitt, who was born and raised in Lafayette, is being treated at a Ft. Hood area hospital.
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Holiday sales underway
Big box and local stores offering pre-Thanksgiving deals
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Jobless rate tops 10% for first time since 1983
Nearly 16 million people can't find jobs even though the worst recession since the Great Depression has apparently ended.
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Going green in life—but death? Green burials catching on
It’s one thing to care about mother nature when you’re living. But it’s another when you’re dead.
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Goshen pet store closing
Pet store falls victim to recession after more than 26 years in Goshen.
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U.S. 31 project pits man against muck
About 300-thousand yards of muck is being removed to make way for the construction of a new and improved U.S. 31 between South Bend and Plymouth.
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Eklhart Co. Sheriff looking for convicted child molester
An Elkhart man is still at large after being sentenced to almost 250 years behind bars for child molesting.
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Property tax bills in the mail
People head to the County offices to pay property taxes or ask questions as second round of bills come out.
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New program keeps addresses confidential for abuse victims
Attorney General Greg Zoeller spoke at the Family Justice Center in South Bend Thursday about the address confidentiality program or ACP.
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UPDATE: Army: 13 dead, 30 injured in attack at Ft. Hood
An Army psychiatrist set to be shipped overseas opened fire at the Fort Hood Army post Thursday, authorities said, a rampage that killed 13 people and left 30 wounded in the worst mass shooting ever at a military base in the United States.
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Man arrested for attempted murder, shooting at Goshen Meijer
Goshen Police have arrested a man for the attempted murder of Abdul-Hussain Alfartusi.
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Furry Friends Fashion Fair raising money to find animals homes
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Elkhart County Humane Society.
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Family escapes morning house fire in South Bend
Just before 1 a.m., a home in the 2600-block of Holland Street near Meade caught on fire.
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Fire in St. Joseph County serves as safety reminder for winter
On Wednesday, what could have ended badly for a soon-to-be mom has turned into an important lesson during the upcoming cold months.
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Take Charge Thursday: Preparing for winter
It's Take Charge Thursday and this week we're telling you about a stimulus program offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to prevent homelessness; and how to get help paying your utility bills.
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A local neighborhood pulls together to prevent crime
About 100 people who live in South Bend's Northeast Neighborhood showed just how serious they are about crime prevention. They attended a meeting at the Robinson Community Center Wednesday night.
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New laser procedure removes varicose veins with minimal pain
There is a new laser procedure that could give you a leg up on veins and put you right back on your feet.
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Clausen turf toe update
Jimmy Clausen updates on his turf toe after re-aggravating it in last Saturday's win.
Some St Joe Co. property tax increases as high as 33%
“I didn’t know what to expect, to be honest about it,” said Robert Barthel of German Township.
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Wood chipping business faces serious fines after deadly accident
New Carlisle business fines more than 70k after worker dies while feeding machine. Wife continues to stand behind business.
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Tickets still available for Saturday's game against Navy
Tickets are still available for the game against Navy on Saturday
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Fifth Third Bank robber in police custody
The law has caught up with a bank robbery suspect.
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Swine flu vaccines available this week in St. Joseph County
If you haven't gotten a swine flu vaccine yet, there several opportunities coming up.
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RV company Jayco annouces boost in production
It’s another positive step forward for Elkhart County's economy as another RV company announces a boost in production.
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Results from southwest Michigan races and proposals
Results from the local votes in Berrien, Cass and St. Joseph counties in southwest Michigan.
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Flu vaccines available in Elkhart County
The walk-in clinic is from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday or until supplies last at the Elkhart County Health Department at 608 Oakland Avenue.
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Speedway gas station fire in Elkhart County may be suspicious
Early Wednesday morning, crews were called to a fire at the Speedway gas station near the intersection of SR 19 and CR 20 in Elkhart County.
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Skylar makes Irish debut in exhibition win
The South Bend Washington grad and heralded Notre Dame recruit made scored 17 points to lead the Irish to victory.
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At juvenile center, youth express feelings in creative writing class
The teenagers inside the South Bend Juvenile Correctional Facility are easily judged. After all, they are locked up for one reason or another. But the young men – removed from their hometowns, their families and their schools – might surprise you.
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Man airlifted to Memorial Hospital after being shot
Abdul-Hussain Alfartus, 43, was found behind the Meijer on Elkhart Road with a gunshot wound to his chest.
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St. Joseph County votes "no" to RTA
Election results have come in for the vote on the Regional Transportation District, and St. Joseph County voters overwhelmingly voted against the proposal.
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Nappanee comes together to remember fallen hero
Sgt. Brant "Butch" Nine was shot and killed in 1988, when he was called to a jewelry store for a bad check.
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Patients wait in long lines for swine flu vaccines
St. Joseph County Health Department continues to see large crowds as shipments of H1N1 vaccines arrive.
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Leaf burning: what's legal, what's not
For some, it's the most unpleasant part of the fall season. What people can and can't do with their leaves really depends on where you live.
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St. Joe County property tax bills sent out Tuesday
It's property tax time again in St. Joseph County and the county is busy printing out 120,000 property tax bills.
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Lakeville town clerk goes missing after facing charges
Officials in Lakeville are trying to track down the town clerk, who is facing charges of breaking and entering and battery.
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Elkhart company announces plans to double its workforce
Kem Krest, an automotive supply distributor, is planning to invest $3.3 million dollars which will help create more than 50 new jobs by 2012.
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Nappanee honoring officer killed in the line of duty 21 years ago
Sergeant Brant Allen “Butch” Nine was shot and killed in the line of duty on November 3, 1988.
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Salvation Army of St. Joseph County taking applications soon for help
If you need help, or would like to help, the Salvation Army of St. Joseph County is getting ready to ramp up assistance and volunteering efforts for the upcoming holiday season.
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Special election underway for South Shore expansion
A special election has chugged into northwest Indiana concerning the South Shore and higher taxes.
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Committee hopes to wrap-up Elkhart animal control ordinance talks
The nine member committee hoped to have the new legislation ready by early this week, but decided that they need more time.
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Elections taking place in Cass and Berrien counties Tuesday
There are a number of elections taking place in the Michiana area Tuesday, including southwest Michigan.
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Elkhart Police: turn down the stereo or pay up
If you’re driving on the streets of Elkhart City, you might want to turn your stereo down. That’s because the city is being extra-aggressive to battle noise, with a full-time officer assigned to writing citations that start at $250.
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"South Shore Tax" supporter speaks
“In our final analysis, we anticipate that it would be better to have it than not,” said Bill Hanna of the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority.
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Metro Homicide asks for help finding drive-by shooting suspect
In the meantime, family members say the 18-year-old victim of the shooting is still hanging on to his life, after being shot in the back of the head last Tuesday
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Police say scam artist did not break any laws
Friday, Notre Dame law students were sent an email from Notre Dame officials saying a person identifying himself as Gary Stearley is posing as a law student and is not actually enrolled at the university.
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