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Near Northwest Neighborhood merchants are teaming up to offer exclusive perks, community discounts to area educators and school staff.
The annual tradition brings the community together for a leap of luck and legacy in memory of "Mr. Osceola" Bus Kelver.
The nonprofit, which opened in 2020, helps members find work, pursue education and build community connections.
Indiana Michigan Power says about 9,000 customers were without power Sunday night after storms brought damaging winds and heavy rain to the region.
A Michiana Marine has flown safely for 50 years, earning a prestigious FAA award.
Roads through the heart of the city are closed to regular traffic, with racers navigating tight turns and straightaways through the urban course.
Partnering with the South Bend Bike Garage, LOGAN’s specialized camp helps riders build confidence on two wheels.
Neighbors are invited to help make the city greener during a morning tree planting and celebrate new family-friendly park upgrades in the afternoon.
The Elkhart Grand Prix has been part of downtown Elkhart’s identity since 1989. After a hiatus, the race returned in 2017.
The church’s annual event features priced-as-marked items on Friday and a $5-per-bag fill-up special on Saturday.
William Sayre will represent Indiana in Hoboken, performing the legendary singer’s iconic hit "My Way."
The event runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and includes competitive climbing and pickleball tournaments, board and lawn games, and special promotions from downtown shops.
NASCAR legends headline the open-wheel event Thursday at Plymouth Motor Speedway.
Adams High School Principal Jim Seitz reflects on Hannah Zweig’s legacy and the profound impact she left behind in her short time with the school.
The hospital-backed initiative targets zip codes with limited access to fresh produce in Elkhart and Kosciusko counties.
More than 30 hand-painted chairs are on display in storefront windows leading up to Saturday afternoon's live auction benefit at The NODE.
The event at Clay High School will offer families free backpacks, school supplies, haircuts, vaccinations, and college planning resources.
A teenager who loves basketball, Goosebumps books and Uno is waiting for a mom, a dad and a place to call home.
The annual event featured more than 50 vendors and gave residents a chance to meet local law enforcement and other public safety agencies.
The community gathered at the Charles Martin Youth Center to celebrate his birthday and reflect on his legacy of leadership, education and service.
Tuesday’s celebration included tours of the new facility and a chance to meet the people behind the mission.
Tuesday marked Kiddies’ Day at the fair, a long-standing tradition where children aged 12 and under received free gate admission.
Pickup games at the center draw players, parents and community leaders focused on youth development.
Several Michiana police agencies will host National Night Out events. Here’s where you can take part
Police agencies across the region are hosting free community events Tuesday, Aug. 4.
Cass County dark sky preserve prepares for peak of the annual Perseids with camping, stargazing presentations, and telescope viewings.
JJ’s Crumstown Tavern in North Liberty opens new outdoor volleyball courts, with leagues forming for kids, adults and seniors.
Free food will be available at multiple Michiana locations throughout the month.
Professionals spent the day packing meals for vulnerable residents as part of Crowe Cares Day, the firm’s Global Day of Service initiative.
Chalk the Block is underway in St. Joseph, with art, music and family activities; 40,000 visitors are expected this weekend.
La Casa de Amistad will hold its back to school event on Aug. 1 in South Bend. It will offer free backpacks, immunizations, meals and activities.
Are you ready for it? The ultimate Taylor Swift tribute experience is coming to Ironworks Plaza tonight.
The annual event offers food, live music and family fun at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds.
Among the coaches on staff are the Slaggert brothers, who grew up in South Bend. The brothers said volunteering at the camp is something they look forward to each summer.
Elsie the therapy dog offers comfort and a friendly face to children facing stressful legal proceedings.
The 3-on-3 basketball tournament for middle and high school athletes takes place Saturday at the Charles Black Recreation Center.
The free presentation traces the history of the legendary Negro American League team from its 1970s barnstorming days to its modern Banana Ball revival.
The REES Theatre barbeque fundraiser will help support the theatre's programming and preservation efforts.
The club, called Four Flags Fit, is designed to bring Niles residents together through shared physical activities.
Attendees can expect coffee, donuts, and vehicles from the local community at the free event.
The Marshall “Major” Taylor Heritage Trail would connect historically Black neighborhoods on the west side to the existing Coal Line Trail.
The St. Joseph County Farm Bureau donated two hogs, and the Food Bank of Northern Indiana purchased two more.
The nationwide promotional tour gives multi-generational fans a chance to celebrate the return of a Disney Channel favorite.
Isiah, 16, loves the outdoors and is looking for a forever family.
Superintendent Carl Steen, who was born and raised in South Bend, died in 2005. More than a decade later, and his legacy continues impacting South Bend and the surround area.
Superintendent Carl Steen, who was born and raised in South Bend, died in 2005. More than a decade later, and his legacy continues impacting South Bend and the surround area.
Residents met face to face with city departments, asked questions and shared ideas.
The free community program is set for Saturday, Aug. 1, at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds in South Bend.
Daily events offer fair-goers new activities throughout the week.
The sheriff’s office’s free summer camp returned for its eighth year at the fairgrounds, growing to about 320 campers.
Poor weather conditions led to unexpected delays at the Elkhart County 4-H fair on Monday. One Indiana teen was worried if his scheduled show would happen.
Poor weather conditions led to unexpected delays at the Elkhart County 4-H fair on Monday. One Indiana teen was worried if his scheduled show would happen. Fortunately for Tege Holt, the weather eventually cleared up.
Former South Bend Cubs player Chris Singleton will serve as the keynote speaker.
Howard Park hosted its second annual Inclusive Art Fair on Monday. The free event offered art, music and community connection.
One million lights, train rides, s’mores and Santa meet-and-greets are planned for the ballpark this winter.