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While this isn’t the way the LOGAN Center typically kick’s off the Great LOGAN Nose-on, but they say they’re still excited seeing all the people who came out to support them.
Being able to meet in person, or at least face-to-face is very important for LOGAN Center Clients. That’s why the center plans on using the dollars from this grant to bridge the communications gap that was lost at the beginning of the pandemic.
More than anything, Charlie wants a new family that will be proud of him.
Faculty only learned of his passing last week, but 16 News Now tells us how they’re already honoring his life while showing support for his family.
Erskine, Elbel, and Studebaker golf courses are all looking for people to fill food and beverage, golf shop operations, and golf course maintenance.
The Elkhart Housing Authority executive director Ann Washington reached out to 16 News Now saying complaints about the heat started coming in on Feb. 15th, but many residents say this is an ongoing problem.
Tonight, we continue our series of special reports “The Lost Year: Setbacks & Successes,” -- this time with a focus on teachers.
15-year-old Travis would like to have the support of family at his games and in life.
Where there is lots of snow are also lots of way to have fun. One of them: snow-tubing at George Wilson Park in Mishawaka
The South Bend Redevelopment Commission approved more than $2.1 million in budget funding for two projects.
A good book is a welcome break for kids who love to read. Kids like 11-year-old Nevaeh.
With so many kids in an educational tailspin, this seems like a wasted year. Or is it?
“I like designing things. I like clothes. I like fashion and finding what my style is,” said Brooklyn.
The South Bend Museum of Art is welcoming guests back into the museum for a safe way to spend some time out of the house.
Teenagers need a strong parent to help them get through emotional and personal struggles. Foster teens are no different, but so many of them are missing out on that kind of support.
The Hills plan on a soft grand opening on May 6th, kicking off the builder’s showcase of homes the following Saturday.
Tim & Sue Churchill, pastors at Trinity on Jackson Church in Elkhart, say one last goodbye as dozens of residents parade down their front lawn Sunday.
It’s scaled back a little bit due to Covid restrictions, but ice carvers are still showing off the amazing art they can make with just a block of ice.
Sources tell 16 News Now the school asked Linville to resign after a complaint came in about something he wrote in a letter to parents.
Nothing says winter like throwing on a pair of skates and hitting the ice.
While it was a competitive event featuring the men who built the course in the ’80s, some other top-level disk golfers, and even Goshen’s Mayor, the real prize the opportunity to give back in a big way.
These cars came out after Studebakers stopped production, but mark a turning point in the way many North American cars are designed.
Food insecurity isn’t something that’s going away anytime soon so the owner at Eby’s Old Fashion Meat Market is teaming up with Cultivate Food Rescue to make sure his food gets to people who need it.
A Berrien County springs man battling incurable cancer gets a Christmas gift he never saw coming.
Those on the road are advised to take it slow and plan their drive ahead to allow extra time for traveling.
Sports can teach kids discipline and teamwork skills. But having parents to support you can make all the difference.
Owner Anna Helmer started baking from her kitchen a few months ago and says the support from the community has been great.
16 News Now spoke with sisters of 42-year-old Matthew Lucas who died in the stabbing Tuesday morning and tells us why they’re asking for help from their community.
Currently, their dining room is empty, choosing not to serve in person due to Covid-19 concerns, but their kitchen is still dishing out the flavors they’ve been known for, for the past 94-years.
The Holiday Lights Extravaganza week continues 16 Morning News Now. All week, Michiana homes with impressive lights displays will be featured.
Siblings can be stubborn, yet incredibly sweet. Just ask 14-year-old Aquyla and her 10-year-old brother Aquanis.
Jordan worked two jobs and as the second oldest in a six sibling household, she helped out anywhere she could. Now her family set up a GoFundMe and is asking you to help them raise enough money to give Jordan a proper goodbye.
Every year for the past two decades Ken Kuespert adds something new to his Christmas light display, a show people pull over and watch from their cars. This year, he not only added a few new features, but he also invited friends who are showing off their lights.
Mrs. Lisek’s preschool class is getting their first introduction to the Trojan Way through the 12 Days of Giving.
With many families spending more time at home because of the Covid pandemic, now’s a better time than ever to beef up those outdoor holiday lighting displays. In fact, the Bridgman Public School District is looking to see which one is the best of the best.
Three New Carlisle woman collect and decorate over 100 Christmas wreaths for nursing home residents, who have been in isolation since the beginning of the pandemic.
Officers in Stevensville and Niles greeted shoppers outside Meijer and Walmart to see how many toys, gift cards, and treats they could collect in four hours.
Angels in the Attic, started by domestic abuse survivor Kristine Kuroski nine years ago, needs your help with donations for women and children of domestic abuse this holiday season.
The new Howard Park Hen House is home to fifty chickens that folks can visit while enjoying the park.
With stores like Walmart, Target, and Best Buy keeping their doors closed until 5:00 A.M. Friday morning at the earliest, shoppers were likely at their computers around midnight instead of lining up in person.
Customers lined up outside the West End Bakery in Mishawaka so they could be first in line when they reopened their doors.
Life has ended for an Osceola man who dedicated that life to the game of hockey and those who played it.
Over The Top Bakery Cafe bring doughnut drawings from elementary students to life.
Some kids relax when they play sports, others get lost in a good book, but Tricia Sloma met a kid who relaxes when he works outside.
There are butchers partnering with Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry in LaPorte, Elkhart, St. Joseph, LaGrange, and Kosciusko counties.
Emma is a 16-year-old girl who loves to be outdoors.
Schedules, staffing and budget cuts are just some of the common changes, but there is help out there in the form of Martin’s Super Markets' One School at a Time $1,000 grants.
The father of missing South Bend teen Huda Roushdy holds a press conference Monday in effort to intensify the search for his daughter.
36-year-old Blair Struble and many others who have distinct memories of this place will tell you Deer Forest didn’t always look like the overgrown ruin it does now. He said it’s his mission to bring back the former animal theme park so families can make new memories at the place he said put Coloma, Michigan on the map.
16 News Now tells us how the foundation not only offered these kids a new set of wheels but also the inspiration to overcome lifelong challenges.
Shoppers who donated to the Pink Project got half off their final purchase.
The Patriot Tour stopped here in Buchanan before heading off to the rest of Berrien County as part of their 5,000-mile-long journey across the country.
After serving as a Navy veteran in World War II, 94-year-old Stanley J. Jurek of South Bend was surprised and honored on Sunday with the “Hero Award” by Homes for Heroes for his long and dedicated service.