Information flooded through yellow radios as St. Joseph County first responders, though feet away from each other, communicated from team to team to gather as much information as they could and to send rescue teams in for triage.

In its first dispersal of Quilts of Valor to be held at the South Bend Police Department on June 13, families and friends gathered to share this moment of honor with their loved ones.

Gilliam and his family attended the recent South Bend Police Department's School's Out Cookout at Kennedy Park, the kickoff to the SBPD's community events this year, where the police department unveiled its new bounce house for the first time.

Small but legendary, the Clay High School class of 2024 became the last students to walk the commencement stage in the school's final year.

A pair of bullet- and stab-protective vests are coming to the South Bend Police Department to further protect two of the department's four-legged officers, Teddy and Troy.

As Clay seniors say goodbye to the place that formed their high school memories, they take comfort in the legacy of Clay that will live on through its graduates.

It was a week of remembrance as city leaders, police officers and the community across Michiana honored the lives of fallen officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

The South Bend Police Department revealed its new policing tool — e-bikes — just in time for Michiana Bike to Work week, hoping to build relationships in the community while continuing an efficient patrol throughout the city.

An array of professionals from nurses to librarians to the mayor of South Bend gathered in the cafeteria of Darden Elementary for the purpose of educating students about multiple career pathways to choose from.

Tables full of family and friends stood and up cheered the win of their beloved Sharon Banicki as the St. Joseph County recorder in the Democratic primary election.

Students came in alternating groups by bus to the St. Joseph County 4-H Fairgrounds for the inaugural GEAR UP I.G.N.I.T.E. Career Expo to explore multiple rooms filled with 16 unique industry sectors and talk with around 75 vendors.

Visitors this weekend to the RV Hall of Fame will be instantly transported by sights, smells and sounds to an indoor carnival spanning 15,000 square feet and made out of balloons.

Now, over 100 years later, the South Bend Fire Department reached a new milestone April 17 with the promotion of its first female captain, Erin Tibbs.

Minutes before the moon eclipsed the sun on April 8, little Brayla Mathis was born into the world to her loving parents Brandalee White and Nathaniel Mathis.

A decade ago, Jalen Lee played linebacker and running back for Washington High School's football team. Now, he patrols his alma mater's halls as its School Resource Officer, which he has done for the past two years.

On-theme melodies featuring The Animals’ “House of the Rising Sun,” Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun” and The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” filled the lawn outside the Student Activity Center and Northside Hall for an eclipse-themed party at Indiana University South Bend on Monday afternoon.

McMurray, a first class patrolman currently serving as a crime scene technician, was shocked to receive a new role Wednesday night: South Bend's Officer of the Year.

Ambition runs deep for the eight high school students who make up the robotics team FireWires.