Elkhart just announced the city's plans for trick-or-treating this year.
Now that Notre Dame football is back, DTSB is generating excitement with live music, drinks, and entertainment at the gridiron.
When life gets you down, it helps to know someone who can lighten the mood. In this case, an 11 year old foster kid named Alix.
With many trick or treaters already wearing a mask as part of their costumes, the Halloween tradition comes with some built-in COVID precautions. Local health officials say there are other factors to consider before going out to trick or treat.
This year was a little different due to COVID-19, making today’s event a literal backpack drive.
Several people from Michiana gathered at the South Lawn Cemetery to observe the national day of remembrance.
While the West End Bakery is under new ownership, many of the flavors, recipes, and employees that kept this place running for 90-plus years remain the same.
Teens are still growing up and in need of trustworthy adults to help guide the way. There are teens in foster care who need even more help.
Featuring music from PT & the Cruisers, and Kevin Presbrey, this celebration was meant to give people a great start to their long weekend.
12-year-old Donny is a typical kid with high aspirations.
This marks the beginning of an eleven-month construction project for the 12 condo units.
After discovering he had kidney failure, loyal customers set up a GoFundMe page for Ron Simons, owner of Ron's River Dogs in Elkhart, to help keep decade-long hot dog business going.
16 News Now spoke with Northern Indiana’s Red Cross Director, who says their volunteers will focus on sheltering people who’ve lost their homes and making sure they’re taken care of once they arrive.
Like most 8-year-old boys, Brayden loves action heroes. He’s full of energy and imagination but could use a different kind of hero in his life.
A Mishawaka High School student says he's struggled to learn in the typical classroom setting, but hen he comes out here to build homes for his building trades class, he says he's a model student.
12-year-old Miley looks forward to the day when she can connect with a new family that lives in the country.
Teenagers are often overlooked in the foster care system. But they deserve a chance to have a bright future. Fifteen-year-old Sean is looking forward to getting a job and being part of a permanent family who likes to play games.
Some students are starting school Wednesday, and even though many will begin online, the Christ Child Clothing Center is making sure they have some new clothes to start the school year.
Vendors have a variety of art pieces and plants to liven up your garden, home, or both.
Music from one of Elkhart County’s own local artists, Anna p.s. and fresh coffee made for the perfect start to the weekend for guests.
We are happy to once again join forces with Notre Dame Federal Credit Union, Goodwill, Meijer and our other partners for 16 Pack-A-Backpack.
Naija is one of those girls who has a knack for putting cute outfits and hairstyles together.
16 News Now spoke with close friends of a mother-of-two who lost her life in an accident on U.S. Highway 6 less than a week ago to learn what the victim meant to those she loved.
Terry knew Joe long before he was mayor, Lt. Governor, and Governor. When Terry was fifteen, Joe and Maggie Kernan bought the home across the alley from his family's home in Harter Heights neighborhood on South Bend's Northeast side.
Siblings are sometimes separated in foster care, but whenever possible, they stay together.
A South Bend police officer donates his time and money to help two young boys run a lemonade stand. 16 News Now reporter Ibrahim Samra explains why the sweet gesture is larger than lemonade.
La Lumiere School using their 190-acre property to space out students outdoors.
The past few months have given us a good excuse to be outside. To take in the fresh air and enjoy nature. It’s what 12 year old Landon loves to do.
We’re taking a deep-dive into the plan in place for Elkhart Community Schools as they look to start the 2020-2021 school year on August 13th.
Community members are calling on the City of South Bend to turn it’s old Salvation Army building into permanent housing for the homeless.
Now more than ever, many Michiana families can’t afford basic school supplies, but you can help by supporting 16 Pack-A-Backpack.
Kids like 14-year-old Kambri, who just wants to belong to a new family and a new environment.
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting a few food distributions Monday, July 6 through Friday, July 10.
The Berrien County Health Department says the Benton Harbor Farmers Market will open for the season Wednesday.
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting a few food distributions Monday, June 29 through Thursday, July 2.
A door-to-door mask giveaway in St. Joseph County was put on by the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
Most small businesses in Benton Harbor and St. Joseph will lose money during the off-season, making summer earnings a priority.
During the town hall, members of the South Bend Youth Council, along with students from St. Joseph and Penn High Schools, shared their perspectives on critical issues and how those issues have affected them.
Law enforcement leaders from St. Joseph and Benton Harbor will answer questions at the Berrien County Community and Police Forum on Thursday, June 2.
The South Bend Common Council is hoping the Medicare for All Act and the The Health Care Emergency Guarantee Act can bring some aid to our area.
Two weeks after the council tabled the decision on police raises, they discussed a resolution to acknowledge the need for the city and the police department to quickly implement police reforms.
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting a few food distributions Monday, June 22 through Friday, June 26.
The Friendship Botanical Gardens in Michigan City offered a peaceful way to spend Father’s Day on Sunday.
These are just two of the eight new homes around Elkhart County they're showing.
Coffee on the Piazza is back, bringing fresh pastries, coffee, and live music to the front door of the Ruthmere Museum.
Leora already beat cancer once. When she was diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this year, it sent shock waves through her family.
The Elkhart County 4-H Fair will host a Fair Food Drive-Thru this weekend.
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting two food distributions Thursday in Marshall and St. Joseph counties.
A small amount of sign-holders could be seen occupying a larger number of street corners.
The department posted a statement on their Facebook and Twitter page confirmed the decision, which they said was made due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Some pools and splash pads are back open as part of Indiana's Back on Track plan, and it's just in time for the warm weather.
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting a few food distributions Monday, June 16 through Thursday, June 18.