The next phase of the Twelfth Street Reconstruction is planned to continue Monday, July 6, with the E. Twelfth Street closure shifting to be between Laurel Street and Campbell Street.

The City of South Bend secured their 11th grant in just the past few years, going towards affordable housing across South Bend. These developments will come in the form of apartments, townhomes, or ...

The Michigan Department of Transportation is closing M-239 for just under two months for a culvert replacement starting Tuesday, July 7.

When telling Michiana’s freedom story, you cannot tell it without remembering the sounds and comfort food that root the community.

Democratic socialists struck another blow against the Democratic establishment on Tuesday in Colorado, where CNN’s Decision Desk projects that 29-year-old Melat Kiros will defeat incumbent Rep. Diana ...

Several new laws take effect across Indiana on Wednesday, July 1 following the 2026 legislative session. Immigration Enforcement, Senate Enrolled Act 76 Clarifies and s ...

The Trump administration’s 16-day-long Great American State Fair is offering visitors to the National Mall in Washington, DC the chance to visit pavilions showcasing every US state and territory.

Residents living near a hyperscale data center in Dowagiac received an update Tuesday on a pending federal class action lawsuit, alleging persistent noise from the facility has diminished their ...

Benton Harbor Area Schools are starting the search for another superintendent. Dr. Simone Griffin submitted her resignation Monday evening, just submitted her resignation, after only one tumultuous ...

The Salvation Army will make changes to their pantry for the month of July, They'll be partnering with The Window to offer families in need one meal during the month. Residents of Southern Elkhart ...

A Mishawaka man is facing charges of allegedly sexually assaulting a disabled teenager. 63-year-old Rex Lamont Garrett is accused of luring a 15-year-old autistic girl into his apartment at Hickory ...

Indiana Senate Bill 23, which takes effect Tuesday, July 1st, allows for county fairs in the Hoosier state to decide whether or not they want to serve alcohol.