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Families were able to stop by the South Bend Police Department to see Jolly Old St. Nick, pose for a free professional photo with the big man, and enjoy plenty of treats!
Hanukkah begins later this week, and the history of the holiday has inspired some incredible traditions lasting for thousands of years.
Nearly 40 dealers descended on the Ramada by Wyndham on State Road 933 to kick off the big show.
In addition to ice skating, folks had the opportunity to get their picture taken with everyone from the Grinch and Olaf to Santa and assorted elves.
A first-of-its-kind basketball tournament featuring local middle schools took place on Saturday at Clay High School.
The vendors are part of the South Bend Entrepreneurship and Adversity Program (SBEAP).
Each child received a $200 Walmart gift card to be used on toys, family gifts, and other needed items.
We had another successful Toys for Tots collection drive here in Michiana, and it was all thanks to your support!
It’s a great way to have a good time while helping an amazing cause!
Josh Sisk, executive director of the Potawatomi Zoo, joined Lauren Moss and Joshua Short on 16 News Now at Noon and brought along his friend, Olive!
The events allow families to celebrate the season with festive drinks and food!
The Tolson Center will feature many resources for the community, including career development and health and wellness support.
Saturday's performance will feature a bit of jazz, ballet, hip-hop, and cultural dancing.
You can become jolly ole Saint Nick by simply mingling with and supporting dozens of local business owners this Saturday!
Ironworks Ice Rink will reopen during the Winterfest from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Dec. 2.
A group of farmers pulled together on Wednesday to help one of their own.
Those in need of food assistance can get assorted items free of charge, pre-boxed and bagged
For almost 20 years, a local non-profit has been changing the culture when it comes to our children.
More than 70 vendors will be on hand selling all sorts of items like homemade crafts, jewelry, home décor, and more.
Our reporting partners at the South Bend Tribune tell us where you can find meals in the community.
“Holiday Happenings” will be taking place on Dec. 2 and will feature store promotions, a pancake breakfast, and a visit from Santa.
More than 17,000 bears have been handed out to children in local hospitals and more than $86,000 has been raised for local veterans since the start of the program.
There will be three informational meetings for residents to learn about the new credit and how to register for it throughout December.
The non-profit organization, which is staffed with volunteers, has been making items by hand for the Michiana community for 27 years.
Giving Tuesday is a day that dozens of non-profits count on your support so they can continue their mission of helping our community.
If you didn’t finish your holiday shopping during Black Friday or over the weekend there’s still time as today is Cyber Monday.
Our own George Mallet hit the streets of South Bend on Saturday to pose some "tough" questions regarding the holiday weekend.
The train, which used the Norfolk Southern train line, passed through Goshen, Elkhart, Mishawaka, South Bend, and LaPorte early Saturday morning as it made its way from Detroit to Chicago.
Present Pillars held its 2nd Annual Pillar Awards Gala last Saturday, Nov. 18, in Benton Harbor, and it was hosted by our very own Felicia Michelle!
Friday marked the kickoff of the holiday shopping season.
Faith Mission offered complimentary Thanksgiving meals on Thursday.
The event got underway just after 8:30 a.m. in downtown Elkhart at the Health and Aquatics Center.
The Potawatomi Zoo welcomed two reindeer on Wednesday as part of the zoo’s Gift of Lights event.
If you’re planning to fly home during this holiday season, you’re not the only one.
The train is expected to pass through the area early Saturday morning sometime between 12 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The community invited to celebrate the official opening of the ice-skating season with a day full of free activities as part of the “Winter Open.”
Turkey might be the star of the show on Thanksgiving Day, but you don’t want to forget about the appetizers!
You better get building quick, as the deadline is coming up next week!
Grant Me Hope sent us the video of a 14-year-old Michigan kid who says he prays every day for kids like him to find a new home.
South Bend resident Yolanda Hahn says it has been a months-long process to get a grave marker for her mother.
This is the third year in a row the garden has hosted its light show, and it’s growing each year.
The Niles District Library and Niles History Center hosted their annual “Holiday Magic” event on Saturday.
The Men of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity in South Bend hosted the first come, first serve giveaway on Saturday.
As you may or may not know, November is Native American Heritage Month. That’s why we invited Gary Morseau on 16 News Now Saturday Morning.
Southgate Crossing is home to dozens of artisan booths, an antique market, and an event space. But it’s also a place to grab some delicious food.
A special key ceremony was held Thursday at The Fields at Highland for Evelyn Irakoze’s new home.
Our reporting partners at the South Bend Tribune have put together a list of area restaurants that will be open for dine-in, carryout or pre-ordered meals ready for pick-up and reheating at your leisure.
There’s a cool opportunity for families this weekend in Niles that will take you back in time and help you find some holiday magic!
The Cassopolis RoboRangers received a generous gift from a company that’s investing in the Cassopolis community.
On this Wellness Wednesday, we are highlighting a few things at the YMCA of Greater Michiana, including childcare options and a creative event for teens that’s taking place Wednesday evening!
The South Bend Education Foundation has launched its year-end fundraising campaign ahead of Giving Tuesday on Nov. 28.
Hagan would love to be in a family that has a dog or a cat.
A formal plan for new housing, retail, restaurants, and opportunities for employment was announced Tuesday morning.