Updated: 11:41 PM How are you spending Memorial Day weekend?

Updated: 12:04 AM Memorial Day will be celebrated on Monday with parades and remembrances across Michiana.

Updated: 9:43 PM Proud parents of John Adams, Washington and Clay High School students watched their scholars graduate early on Sunday.

Updated: 6:54 PM A 4 year-old boy drowned while visiting his aunt’s house on Friday in Benton Harbor.

Updated: 6:54 PM Drivers using the Indiana toll road could be using electronic tolls within a couple of weeks –provided the state clears up a dispute with Illinois.

Updated: 2:05 PM Police were called out Saturday afternoon to investigate a body found in the St. Joseph River.

Updated: 2:20 PM It may not be the greatest spectacle in racing, but in South Bend, Memorial weekend means it is time to get on the soccer field. Thousands of soccer players and fans made their way to South Bend this weekend for the annual Junior Irish Soccer Invitational Tournament.

Posted: 10:15 PM Honda's president is praising the skilled work force the automaker has found so far for its new plant in Greensburg. The automaker broke ground in March on a new $500 million factory in Greensburg.

Updated: 12:02 AM A truck driver accused of causing a crash that killed five people in central Indiana may change his plea. Michigan trucker Robert Spencer pleaded not guilty to causing the deadly April 2006 crash.

Updated: 7:18 PM Close to 200 Indiana National Guard members from South Bend based Company-F will head to Iraq later this summer. About 175 members, part of the 151st Light Anti-Tank Battalion will leave early next month for Fort Dix in New Jersey.

Updated: 2:01 PM A new farmer's market just opened a few days ago in Elkhart. From homegrown foods to homemade crafts, you can find goodies from more than 500 vendors.

Updated: 7:16 PM Notre Dame’s Old to Gold yard sale had a slight resemblance to running with the bulls. Doors opened Saturday morning at 7am and the massive line of people stormed in.

Updated: 7:16 PM During the Riley High School graduation it was hard to tell who was more excited, the graduates or their parents? The crowd belted out cheers and screams as family and friends received their diplomas.

Updated: 5:09 PM Police investigate a two year old girl's death as a homicide.

Updated: 11:59 PM There are construction and water restrictions in South Bend to tell you about. The city says South Michigan Street will be closed from Chippewa to Don Moyer Avenue as workers conduct an emergency water main repair.

Updated: 8:00 PM An average tank of gas is about $50 these days. If your travel plans for Memorial Day weekend take you far, that's a lot of tanks...a lot of $50. But what if you don't go anywhere?

Updated: 7:15 PM Five high school students received a big surprise this afternoon in the WNDU studios. They were brought to the station under the guise of a story about going away to college, but left with much more.

Updated: 10:09 PM Police in Elkhart County found three methamphetamine labs last night, including one described by a state police officer as "one of the largest methamphetamine labs" he had ever seen.

Updated: 7:16 PM There has been a shake up at the top of the Luecke administration in South Bend. Fred Thon is no longer one of three assistant mayors because he has been discharged from his job.

Updated: 7:10 PM Roseland will have to put up the Town Hall as collateral.

Updated: 7:13 PM Today brought word that a V.A. health clinic will be built in Elkhart County this year.

Updated: 7:12 PM Some area students got a taste of the real world today during their annual "Drive up Careers and Cars" discovery day.

Updated: 7:12 PM Old glory will help represent local patriotism here in Michiana this upcoming holiday weekend. A sea of red, white and blue flags flap in the wind across the street from Beutter Park in Mishawaka.

Updated: 7:11 PM Despite the rain this morning, dozens joined South Bend Mayor Steve Luecke to honor local veterans. On Friday, Ford Street was officially renamed “Memorial Day Drive.”

Updated: 7:11 PM If you are traveling this summer, try not to let those high gas prices put the brakes on your plans. As the sun comes up, so do the gas prices – again.