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Indiana Michigan Power is planning to enhance energy service to customers in St. Joseph County with upgrades to the electric transmission work.
We’re learning when two recounts of the November election results in Berrien County will take place.
St. Joseph County Metro Homicide is currently investigating the shooting that happened this past Friday.
Flu season is upon us, and with COVID still around, parents are extra stressed.
Emergency crews were busy this morning in Niles Township fighting an apartment fire.
The game was scheduled for Dec. 12 after being postponed due to the coronavirus.
The Indiana State Police is now accepting applications for the 81st Recruit Academy.
There have been 9,324 deaths and 366,242 confirmed cases throughout the state.
Right now, no make-up date has been announced.
Police were called to the Oliver Heckaman Ditch as a neighbor found the remains after visiting the area to go hunting.
Statewide, 3,460 patients are hospitalized with COVID-19.
The nativity display at the Fulton County Courthouse is on firm legal footing for now.
For this first-time mom-to-be, pregnant with twins, her focus was more on her babies than on herself. But doctors knew she could be at risk.
Detectives need help identifying a suspect who police say is involved in a forgery case.
There have been 9,134 deaths and 360,449 confirmed cases throughout the state.
Indiana’s hospitals had more COVID-19 patients than ever before over the Thanksgiving weekend, and the number under intensive care unit treatment also continued its recent steep increase.
A Cass County house fire kills two; the cause is under investigation.
Indiana’s 7-day positivity rate is 11.1%.
This week in our 2nd Chance segment, we’re highlighting a cat from the Humane Society of St. Joseph County.
With Christmas just around the corner it’s a good idea to keep in mind those holiday decorations and foods that could be dangerous to your pet.
The shooting happened Friday evening near the intersection of West Indiana Ave and Kendall Street in South Bend.
A Michigan City man was arrested for public nudity after exposing himself in a hospital parking lot.
The South Bend Cubs are offering their annual Black Friday ticket package.
For some moms, delivery can be tough. Now, new protocols are bringing better outcomes for both mom and baby.
There have been 8,933 deaths and 341,941 confirmed cases throughout the state.
Indiana’s 7-day positivity rate is 11.1%.
Indiana legislative leaders are willing to increase the state’s cigarette tax but say it must include specifics on how the new revenue will be used to improve public health.
Indiana State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in LaPorte County.
Authorities in Cass County are investigating a suspicious death from Thursday morning.
Butler's matchup with Eastern Illinois is postponed after a positive COVID-19.
Indiana’s 7-day positivity rate is 10.9%
Fifty thousand mothers face life-threatening complications that leave them wounded, weakened, traumatized and unable to have more children.
Both the St. Joseph and Elkhart County jails are battling COVID-19 among inmates and staff.
Police in Michigan City are investigating after a man is shot and killed overnight.
A man is facing a felony bestiality charge after police allegedly discovered he was having sexual intercourse with a horse.
There will be at least two recounts of the November election results in Berrien County – one for the District 5 County Commissioner seat, and one for the Galien Village President.
St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit is investigating the events surrounding a woman found dead on Riverside place early Wednesday morning.
Benton Harbor Area Schools is going 100 percent virtual between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.
The tax abatement is a seven-year phase abatement on personal property.
Developing the first truly bionic leg, in today’s Medical Moment.
A northern Indiana lawmaker is resigning from her legislative seat just three weeks after winning re-election.
An Elkhart County woman has pleaded guilty to stealing more than a quarter of a million dollars from her longtime employer.
Goshen High School and Middle School will continue virtual learning until Dec. 11.
There have been 8,688 deaths and 320,506 confirmed cases throughout the state.
Indiana’s 7-day positivity rate is 11.4%.
The Goshen School Board this evening announces the hiring of the district’s new school superintendent.
The state Supreme Court has ordered Hill to pay more than $19,000 in a disciplinary case.
With everyone home during the pandemic, researchers are seeing a gender gap in coronavirus stress.
The South Bend Common Council is being asked to soften its stance on smoking.