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You can listen to some live music at lunchtime at the Studebaker Plaza.

What was seen as a once in a lifetime opportunity to help fund large quality of life projects in northcentral Indiana has somehow come around again.

Bodycam footage from the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection has been released as a result of a recent ruling in a court case.

It may seem restaurants are constantly in competition with each other, and while this is the case, in Downtown South Bend, it's a much more friendly competition.

WET WEATHER AT TIMES... Well, rain is what we need to keep things green across Michiana, and it looks like we'll probably get a decent amount late tonight and early Friday. It's possible that we all get a soaking rain, but there is still a slight chance that some of us get missed by a lot of it. We have another chance for scattered storms late Friday, Friday night, and maybe even early Saturday. And we have yet another good chance from late Sunday through Monday. It will be warmer through Monday, but then much cooler for the middle of next week...

One in five breast cancer patients develops lymphedema, a buildup of fluid in the arms after doctors remove lymph nodes during surgery.

It will be the county's largest building when it's done, stretching over 816,000 square feet.

Soon, you’ll be able to hear the rhythm coming from downtown Elkhart for the 33rd Elkhart Jazz Festival.

The “hero pay” proposal would provide one-time payments to essential employees for working during the pandemic.

Police say John Hill hit his dog in the face with a hammer, then buried the dog in the snow.

Police say the boy’s mother found him unresponsive with severe injuries after being with the teen for less than 10 minutes.

A magnitude 3.8 earthquake in west-central Indiana was felt throughout Michiana on Thursday.

Michigan will lift all indoor capacity restrictions and mask requirements next week, 10 days sooner than planned amid vaccinations and plummeting COVID-19 infections.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is asking lawmakers to reinstate certain employers’ ability to hire new workers who, while working, would still get a $300-a-week unemployment benefit into early September.

This week’s events will feature all sorts of attractions, live music, and specials at some of your favorite local businesses

One person has been hospitalized after a rollover crash in Cass County.

Residents and city leaders gathered for a Meet and Greet at Grace Lutheran Church in Elkhart.

Those that live at Kamm’s Island Apartments say they have no way to contact property managers.

A three-and-a-half-minute video captures the type of lawlessness South Bend police have been up against for the past couple of years.

Called “Manufacturing Victory,” the exhibit traces our region’s defense production over the past 160 years.

Martie Salt has details on what options patients have for living without a bladder.

The South Bend Board of Public Safety approved a revised use of force policy for the police department.

We’re learning more about a shooting that happened over the weekend near Grand Emerald Place Assisted Living Community.

Two Indiana charter schools made their case to the Department of Education to take over Tarkington Elementary School after the school board voted to shut it down this year.

Governor Eric Holcomb honored more than 100 companies and groups with the governor’s Century Business Award.

The program offers easy self-install, solar-powered lampposts for front yards.

Wednesday marks two years since former South Bend Police Officer Ryan O’Neill shot and killed Logan after he said Logan ran toward him with a knife.

Every Wednesday, food trucks line up at Beutter Park.

A 4-year-old boy who was beaten and taken to the hospital with severe injuries last week has died, and now a 19-year-old is facing a murder charge.

Police are reporting a steep increase in vandalism cases in Mishawaka this year.