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South Bend and Notre Dame continue to foster symbiotic relationship, leaders say
The South Bend Regional Chamber invited University of Notre Dame Vice President and James E. Rohr Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua to the 2025 Salute to Business to introduce him to the business leaders.
Is South Bend's written test applicable to police work? Who makes it and what's on it.
The lawsuit, which was dismissed in February, cited a statistically significant difference in passing rates between African American and White applicants on the written exam. What’s on the written test and what does it assess?
Trump DOJ drops discrimination suit vs South Bend police; Black leaders vow continued work
NAACP calls the dismissal of lawsuit against South Bend Police a setback.
What did St. Joseph County Police's enforcement action near Amazon look like on day one?
Rather than giving out as many tickets as possible, St. Jospeh County Police are placing an importance on education.
Heating homes attributed to uptick in home fires: 9 steps to avoid a winter home fire
According to NFPA 2019-2023 data, U.S. fire departments responded to an annual estimated average of 38,881 home heating equipment fires, which resulted in 432 civilian deaths. Space heaters and heating stoves contributed to 29% of these fires, NFPA said.
Why is the bypass dangerous in winter? 4 causes of crashes on St. Joseph Valley Parkway
Driving dangers on the St. Joseph County bypass are credited towards slick roads, bridges, weather and speeding.
5 steps South Bend Prosper Apartments says will improve safety after serious crimes
The intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and 30th Street, where Prosper Apartments in South Bend resides, has had an increase in part 1 crimes in 2024. The complex’s owners commit to making safety improvements.
Solar powered mobile surveillance cameras in South Bend track body movement
The tall, wide, solar-powered camera units seen around town at local retailers such as Meijer and Martin’s Super Markets have made their way to the South Bend Police Department. The police department’s main objective with the LVT unit is deterrence, officials said.
Local police left to wonder if their federal grants were defunded by Trump's 'freeze'
Police departments rely of federal grant funding to purchase resources needed. They were awarded the 2024 JAG Grant, but are unsure if they’ll receive the funds after grants were halted by the White House.
Prosecutor says Elkhart Martin's shooter watched young women 'looking for a victim'
The Elkhart County Prosecutor's office worked to dispel false rumors about the shootings at a Jan. 31 press conference, and to advise people to recognize what they can do to keep themselves and others safe.
St. Joseph County first responders use QR bracelets to provide the right care
By scanning a QR code on the back of a CARES bracelet and sending an automated text at the click of a button to emergency contacts, it can help people avoid emergency care and save the community money in ambulance and hospital costs.
Former Portage Manor resident and advocate remembered for positivity and the 'best hugs'
Chaplain, spokesperson and former Portage Manor resident Mark Huffman died on Christmas Eve after being hit by a car five days prior. He was 60.
South Bend, Victorian New York and Barbie widen the imagination in dollhouse exhibit
The more than 20 dollhouses and miniatures on display differ in purpose — from art to play to education.
Go back in time to explore the South Bend Toy Company at the Studebaker National Museum
"Industry Spotlight: South Bend Toy Company" includes archival items of catalogues, advertisements and toys from the museum's collection through Feb. 21.
'Man of integrity': Former South Bend Chief of Police Darryl Boykins dies at 70
Boykins served in several roles within the South Bend Police Department before making history as the first Black Chief of Police in 2007.
South Bend seeks path forward as investigators fail to find cause for fire that killed 6 kids
State and local investigators have not been able in 11 months to reach a scientific conclusion about the cause of the January fatal fire that killed six children in the city's West Washington neighborhood.
Looking for a pet this holiday season? Here's 7 things South Bend shelters say to consider
Depending on the behavior and temperament, energy levels or medical conditions, not every dog will work for every family, but adoption counselors at local shelters work to find the right match.
South Bend low-barrier housing Motels4Now gets a new home as New Day Intake Center
On the heels of last week's National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, local figures working against homelessness gathered at the former site of a downtown tent encampment off of South St. Joseph Street hailing the success of housing homeless individuals in the past four years.
Holiday blues? Here are 8 Indiana resources and expert tips for mental health support
Various mental health resources in Indiana provide counseling, peer support groups, phone hotlines and other resources to discuss struggles with a professional or to find a community to spend the holidays with.
Fire marshals investigate cause of Mishawaka apartment fire during summer storm
By 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, fire crews had left the scene, leaving the smoke-stained building standing in remnants. Most of the building's upper floor and attic is charred and gone.