One of the largest murals in South Bend is bringing positive messages to a busy downtown corner. The work is at 702 Lincolnway West on the side of the WUBS radio broadcasting station.
One hundred people died in Indiana in 2025 because of domestic violence. Four people across St. Joseph and Elkhart counties lost their lives to domestic violence so far in 2026, according to the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The YWCA and Goshen College hosted a candlelight vigil in honor of those who lost their lives from domestic violence.
Calisa Doll-Jones and her husband bought the pumpkin-headed vine creatures at Home Depot. The decorations disappeared from their South Bend yard last Friday.
Job seekers and students were able to explore their next steps at Lake Michigan College’s Future Fair on Wednesday. The college hosted its Taking Flight Future Fair at its Benton Harbor campus.
The Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office were at Grace Village Retirement Community, but not for any emergency. Instead, they spent time connecting with residents in a unique way.
One of Michiana’s most beloved Halloweentime traditions was back Tuesday evening — Cops and Goblins! The South Bend Police Department helped over 7,000 people get a head start on Halloween festivities with the free annual event at Four Winds Field. More than 100 vendors passed out candy.
Families gathered at the Southwest Michigan Regional Airport on Tuesday evening for Story Time on the Flight Line. The event took place at the terminal on Territorial Road in Benton Harbor and featured reading, aviation and creative fun.
The Benton Harbor-St. Joseph YMCA celebrated its 100th anniversary on Tuesday. Since its founding in 1926, the Benton Harbor-St. Joseph YMCA has been continuously growing.
A long-standing South Bend tradition is marching on with a new push to keep kids drug-free. Community leaders are preparing for the 2026 Red Ribbon March and Rally, an event designed to promote drug prevention, youth engagement and healthy lifestyles.
The LaGrange County Convention and Visitors Bureau is hosting the annual Shipshewana Lights Parade on November 7. This year's theme is "Stars, Stripes and Christmas Lights."
More than 650 Everwise Credit Union employees traded their desks for community service on Monday. The credit union held its annual Everwise Day of Giving, sending staff out to volunteer at 44 nonprofits across northern Indiana and southwest Michigan.
South Bend’s 3rd District neighborhoods received a special cleanup on Friday. District 3 Councilmember Sharon McBride teamed up with Mayor James Mueller’s Vibrant Neighborhood Initiative for a four-hour cleanup, which ran from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Elkhart’s free Island Park Trunk or Treat returns for its 14th year, while kids can also test their survival skills in a zombie-themed program Saturday.
Berrien County Cancer Service hosted its annual Pink Toilet Time Out event in Stevensville on Wednesday. The event combined comedy, community and support for local cancer patients.
Golden Shield Homes shipped materials for 30 panelized homes from Goshen to Guyana, where crews will assemble the homes for families as part of a larger housing plan.