South Bend, IN News

• South Bend, IN News
• Notre Dame quarterback dilemma: Profiling Everett Golson
• Notre Dame quarterback dilemma: Profiling Andrew Hendrix
• The quarterback dilemma: Part 1
• Rees in jail after confrontation
• Three Irish sign free agent deals
• Blanton, Fleming taken in fifth round
• Floyd, Smith go in first round of NFL Draft
• Notre Dame gets top tight end
• Floyd, Smith ready for NFL draft
• Blue-Gold game thoughts
• Montelus becomes #10
• Montelus becomes #10
• Gold beats Blue 42-31
• Blue-Gold game brings excitement
• Notre Dame spring preview: Special Teams
• Notre Dame spring preview: Safety
• Notre Dame spring preview: Cornerbacks
• Lynch leaves Notre Dame
• Notre Dame spring preview: Inside Linebackers
• Notre Dame spring preview: Outside linebackers
• Notre Dame spring preview: Defensive tackle
• Notre Dame spring preview: Defensive ends
• DB Butler commits to Irish
• Notre Dame sprin preview: Guard/Center
• Irish fall again in championship game
• National championship preview: Notre Dame vs. Baylor
• Irish women head back to national championship game
• Notre Dame spring preview: Offensive tackles
• Notre Dame spring preview: Tight End
• Notre Dame spring preview: Wide Receiver
• Receiver Robinson commits to Irish
• Irish roll into Final Four after Maryland stomp
• Irish pickup fifth commitment of weekend
• Notre Dame spring preview: Running back
• Two more pledges for Notre Dame football
• Irish pick up a pair of offensive linemen
• Notre Dame spring preview: Quarterback
• Spring practice begins for Notre Dame
• Irish women easily advance over Liberty
• Late mistakes doom Irish against Xavier
• Shepard leaves Notre Dame
• Irish pick up third recruit for 2013
• Five questions with Xavier Examiner Rob Jutze
• Irish women a top seed in NCAA Tournament
• Notre Dame earns seven seed in NCAA Tournament
• Louisville crushes Notre Dame in Big East semis
• Irish beat USF in OT
• Irish get commitment from Matuska
• Cooley's career-night leads Notre Dame over Providence
• U.S. Cellular Launches Industry-First Rewards Program
• Irish men falter; women win Big East
• Irish win streak halted at nine
• Irish destroy Mountaineers for ninth in a row
• Davonte Neal signs with Irish
• Big comeback leads to eighth straight win for Irish
• Cooley lead Irish to seventh win in a row
• Irish down DePaul for sixth win in a row
• Irish win fifth in a row
• Irish knock off #15 Marquette for fourth in a row
• Brian Kelly's thoughts on 2012 recruits
• 2012 Notre Dame signees: Defense
• 2012 Notre Dame signees: Offense
• Greenberry flips to Houston
• Irish stun #19 Huskies
• Irish defense dominates Pirates
• Notre Dame shocks top-ranked Syracuse
• Gunner Kiel enrolling at Notre Dame
• Irish recruiting news
• UConn snaps Notre Dame home court win streak
• Irish men, women get key Big East wins
• Darby de-commits
• Shumate, Carlisle heading to Notre Dame
• Top 10 Notre Dame sports stories of 2011: Part 2
• Top 10 Notre Dame sports stories of 2011: Part 1
• Champs Sports Bowl thoughs
• Turnovers cost Notre Dame Champs Sports Bowl
• Irish land running back Russell
• Champs Sports Bowl preview
• Irish upset Panthers to open Big East play
• OL Stanley commits to Notre Dame
• Te'o, Eifert named All-Americans
• Irish men win; honors for football duo
• Irish opponent review (week 14) plus other news
• Irish headed to Champs Sports Bowl
• Gonzaga rips Notre Dame
• Irish opponent review (week 13)
• Notre Dame-Stanford thoughts
• Outmanned Irish fall to Stanford
• Abromaitis lost for season
• Week 12: Stanford game preview
• Irish drop second in a row
• TURN YOUR SMARTPHONE INTO A COOKING ASSISTANT THIS THANKSGIVING
• Irish opponent review (week 12)
• Mizzou hands Notre Dame big loss
• Notre Dame-Boston College thoughts
• Irish hang on to beat Eagles
• Week 11: Boston College game preview
• Bearkats no match for Irish
• Irish opponent review (week 11)
• Irish top Titans
• Notre Dame-Maryland thoughts
• Irish hammer Maryland
• Week 10: Maryland game preview
• Notre Dame-Navy thoughts
• Irish run over Navy
• Week 8: Navy preview
• Lewis-Moore out and other news
• Irish opponent review (week 8)
• Notre Dame-USC thoughts
• Trojans punish Irish 31-17
• Week 7: USC preview
• Irish opponent review (week 7)
• Midseason report card and thoughts
• Notre Dame men look for repeat performance
• Irish opponent review (week 6)
• Four-star commitment for men's basketball
• Notre Dame-Air Force thoughts
• Irish pound Air Force
• Week 6: Air Force preview
• Irish opponent review (week 5)
• Notre Dame-Purdue thoughts
• Irish steamroll Boilermakers
• Mahone commits to Irish
• Week 5: Purdue game preview
• Irish opponent review (week 4)
• Notre Dame-Pittsburgh thoughts
• Irish win with late touchdown
• Irish win with late touchdown
• Auguste gives Brey a big-time commitment
• Week 4: Pittsburgh game preview
• Irish opponent review (week 3)
• Notre Dame-Michigan State thoughts
• Irish land receiver commitment
• 2013 OL Elmer commits to Notre Dame
• Irish beat Spartans to earn first win
• Week 3: Michigan State game preview
• Irish opponent review (week 2)
• Notre Dame-Michigan thoughts
• Miracle touchdown lifts Michigan over Notre Dame
• Week 2: Michigan game preview
• Rees named new starter
• Irish opponent review (week 1)
• Notre Dame-USF thoughts
• South Florida upsets Irish in season opener
• Week 1: South Florida game preview
• Thursday news and notes (September 1)
• Fighting Irish season preview
• Defensive tackle Jones commits to Irish
• 2011 opponent preview: Stanford
• 2011 opponent preview: Boston College
• Back to School for South Bend - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Crist named starter
• 2011 opponent preview: Maryland
• 2011 opponent preview: Wake Forest
• 2011 opponent preview: Navy
• 2011 opponent preview: USC
• Eilar Hardy out for season
• 2011 opponent preview: Air Force
• 2011 opponent preview: Purdue
• 2011 opponent preview: Pittsburgh
• 2011 opponent preview: Michigan State
• 2011 opponent preview: Michigan
• Five biggest questions for 2011
• 2011 Opponent preview: South Florida
• Indy product Day commits to Notre Dame
• Floyd reinstated
• Another Irish to NFL, ND-Navy, Jordan Prestwood update
• NFL dreams realized for former Irish
• Several Irish on preseason watch lists
• Ten most important players for 2011: #1 Manti Te'o
• Okwara becomes #12
• Ten most important players for 2011: #2 Theo Riddick
• Ten most important players for 2011: #3 Dayne Crist
• Ten most important players for 2011: #4 Cierre Wood
• Most important players for 2011: #5 Harrison Smith
• Floyd sentenced to probation for DUI
• Ten most important players for 2011: #6 Darius Fleming
• DB Turner picks Notre Dame
• Ten most important players for 2011: #7 Louis Nix
• NBA shuns Fighting Irish hopefuls
• Former Irish standout Andre Jones dies
• Ten most important players for 2011: #8 Aaron Lynch
• Ten most important players for 2011: #9 Zack Martin/Taylor Dever
• St. Joseph County 4-H Fair 2011
• Ten most important players for 2011: #10 Lo Wood
• Notre Dame retro uniforms unveiled
• Local back goes Irish
• Prestwood transferring to Notre Dame
• Greenberry becomes Irish
• Prosise makes #8
• Lineman Harrell commits to Irish
• Notre Dame-Stanford extend series
• Fifth night game for Fighting Irish
• Primetime again for Irish
• Brey stays, Scott leaves
• Brey targeted by Maryland
• Receiver commits to Notre Dame
• Irish shut out on day 3 of NFL draft
• Rudolph heading to Minnesota
• Fighting Irish ready for NFL draft
• New recruit for Notre Dame men
• Irish men pick up a transfer
• Irish women nets two top recruits
• Irish women nets two top recruits
• Blue-Gold weekend nets three more recruits
• Youngsters steal the show at the Blue-Gold game
• Blue-Gold game an exciting finish for spring practice
• Irish spring preview: Kicker/Punter
• Irish spring preview: Safety
• Irish spring preview: Cornerback
• Floyd to return this season
• Irish spring preview: Linebacker
• Notre Dame battles Minnesota-Duluth in Frozen Four
• Irish spring preview: Defensive line
• Irish fall to Aggies in title game
• Notre Dame vs Texas A&M for title tonight
• Irish stun Huskies to reach national championship game
• Irish spring preview: Offensive Line
• Irish battle Huskies in FInal Four
• Irish spring preview: Tight End
• Irish to host first night game since 1990
• Irish spring preview: Wide Receiver
• Irish women heading to Final Four
• Irish spring preview: Running back
• Irish spring preview: Quarterbacks
• Another wasted season for Irish men
• Spring practice under way for Notre Dame
• Floyd arrested for DUI
• Seminoles eliminate Irish
• NCAA Tournament preview: Notre Dame vs. Florida State
• Irish hold off Zips to advance in NCAA tournament
• NCAA Tournament preview: Notre Dame vs. Akron
• Time for Irish to make some noise
• Notre Dame fined for student's death
• Irish men earn a two seed
• Notre Dame falls to Louisville in overtime
• Irish maul Bearcats to cruise into semifinals
• Five arrested in connection with violent Elkhart home invasion
• Man arrested for Plymouth drug store robbery
• House fire kills Rochester man
• After the paczki has its day: Polish tradition marks the start of Lent for many.
• Heart patient earns honor for rehab efforts: Sudden cardiac death put life in whole new perspective for the 'Queen of Hearts.'
• Bosma hopeful Dems will return: Indiana House leaders talked Wednesday.
• P-H-M's overnight camps to go on: Board reverses last fall's decision about safety.
• Autistic basketball celebrity to speak at Logan
• All hands on science: Student science lovers find challenges at Elementary Olympiad
• South Bend area Democratic lawmakers urge supporters of workers' rights to rally on Thursday
• Notre Dame football: A stroll on memory lane for Williams
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Achonwa growing up fast for Irish : Freshman forward pushed back in Monday's win over DePaul
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish eye Disney flashback : Success in New York City requires rewind
• No improvement in spring housing market forecast
• Ash Wednesday
• Bosma hopeful Democrats will return
• Michigan City police seek bank robbery suspect
• Second prison sentence in Clay Township man's brutal beating : Woman let assailants into victim's house
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: March 9, 2011
• Gabrieles' friend admits to false informing
• High school boys basketball: King out at Adams
• No injuries in Goshen rollover accident
• Money approved for St. Joseph County's JJC mentoring program
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough's vision, work ethic rewarded
• Notre Dame women's basketball: UConn outlasts Irish in Big East title game
• South Bend Silver Hawks baseball seeks singers
• St. Joseph County smoking measure loses: Survey results fail to sway council members.
• Olympian, activist offers food for thought at South Bend Soul Food lunch: Troublemakers make a difference, Carlos tells group.
• Notre Dame changes how practice is filmed: Move comes after student's death when scissor lift fell.
• Judge sets auction to see if Memorial's bid for Madison is topped
• Democrat, Indiana GOP still miles apart: Indiana House members plan to remain in Urbana.
• Michiana Latinas gather for motherly support: Members of group to share each other's wisdom.
• Police investigate alleged South Bend rape
• No word in gun type in accidental Goshen shooting
• Niles YMCA exercise class move seniors
• Notre Dame baseball: Former Irish walk-on a hit on legal side
• Irish news and notes
• Woman arrested after cursing at South Bend officer in lobby of police department
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough's vision, work ethic rewarded
• Notre Dame will use new filming system for football practices
• Judge in South Bend sets auction date for Madison Center assets: Indiana stakes claim on proceeds from sale
• ND to use new system to tape football practice after student's death
• Goshen distributor sells business to employees
• UPDATE: South Bend bus driver suspended after DUI arrest
• Daniels to boycotting Democrats: Dont' make summer plans
• No word on type of gun in Goshen girl's death
• Investigators determine vehicle type in fatal hit-and-run
• Notre Dame hockey: ND's Tynan, Lee honored
• Notre Dame football: Three Irish up for Hall
• Crash in Constantine kills Michigan man
• Notre Dame to ban hydraulic lifts after student's death
• Notre Dame to ban hydraulic lifts after student's death
• Ceramic tile is replacing worn carpet
• Ruckus reigns over state mock trial: Adams High School heading to nationals.
• Jail ordered in Niles New Year's shooting death: Judge says unintentional doesn't mean accidental.
• Support lacking for expanded smoking ban: Public hearing and possible vote set for tonight in South Bend.
• Fatal hit-and-run still unsolved: Police, family seek help from public.
• Review clears official: Niles Twp. treasurer may still be under investigation
• Donnelly waits for district revisions: Stalemate in House may delay new maps.
• South Bend school board shows union support: School trustees pass resolution aimed at bills in legislature.
• Notre Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish rally, get Connecticut
• Michigan high school team to play after tragedy
• Elkhart Central mourns student killed in hit-and-run accident
• Notre Dame men's basketball: How No. 4 Irish got from there to here
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brey, Hansbrough in line for league's top honors
• Investigators still seek answers after Dowagiac store destroyed in fire
• Notre Dame Blue-Gold game to be televised nationally
• Middlebury police: Apparent training grenade found in ditch
• Jail ordered for Niles New Year's shooting death: Judge says unintentional doesn't mean accidental.
• Notre Dame tennis: ND men cruise to victory
• Notre Dame fencing: Irish make history in rout
• St. Joseph County shooting for on-time property tax bills
• Notre Dame larosse: ND men surge past Drexel
• Notre Dame softball: Irish blank Fordham in Fla.
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish to host Lake Superior
• Saint Mary's dance marathon raises more than $63,000 for children's hospital
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Peters too much for Louisville : Junior rules the post as Irish move on to semis
• Middlebury Food Pantry offers, needs gluten-free foods
• A salute to the Kingsmen: Penn honors state runner-up girls team.
• Happy birthday, Coach Rockne: Museum hosts party for ND legend's birthday.
• South Bend to observe St. Patrick's Day on Saturday
• Higher prices feed food-versus-fuel fight: Official says corn for ethanol, livestock not conflicting.
• Paddlers hope state will share in water trail
• Fire on Miami Road termed suspicious
• Photo from former mayor shows South Bends past, future.
• James and Ben Taylor in perfect harmony at Morris
• Notre Dame hockey: Tynan taking Irish to the next level
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Tight road finales nothing new for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough a unanimous all-Big East pick
• Democrats explain boycott in web meetings, calls
• No tickets in Michigan win big Powerball prize
• Visitation set for Michigan prep hoops player
• Gathering the evidence in sexual assaults: Trained nurses follow wishes of assault victims in providing exams.
• Imprisoned South Bend man fights judicial system: Man cries foul because one judge exerts more control over sentences than others do.
• Women's Expo attendees hear about barefoot lifestyle: Professor tells Women's Expo attendees that wearing shoes is a Western 'quirk.'
• Flour tester earns blue ribbon at Northern Indiana Regional Science and Engineering Fair
• Girl Scouts go wild for Granger Mardi Gras: Event draws 600 to Discovery Middle School.
• Mother helps shed light on story of South Bend homeless man: Brent King's struggles were not new.
• Parents, students arrive early to sign up for new Niles New Tech academy
• 2010-11 ND Women's Basketball Stats (24-6 Overall, 13-3 Big East)
• Dowagiac officials learn 'Disney Way': Hospital, government officials seek to improve customer service.
• Penn falls in title game
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Mallory the glue for Irish
• Convention to cancel if immigration bill passes
• Notre Dame football: Hoops helped ND line recruit Decker
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish claw way to win
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish claw way to win
• Scouts go wild for Mardi Gras: Event draws 600 to Discovery Middle School.
• Irish hold on to beat UConn
• Knox stand-off ends in man's arrest
• UPDATE: Power restored to Elkhart County after transformer fire
• Two rescued from icy pond in Buchanan
• Two pulled from icy waters in Buchanan
• UPDATE: Elkhart Central High student dies in Bristol hit-and-run
• Spring schools testing holds key to future state action
• Man who shot Notre Dame student acquitted: Thought someone was trying to break into his house.
• State visits two South Bend high schools: Team finds positives but says more progress needed
• Israeli consul visits South Bend: She questions next steps for Egypt.
• South Bend kitchen 'gutted' by fire: Unattended pan may have been to blame.
• $11 robbery nets 9 years in prison for Niles man: Knife reportedly used against victim.
• Chili, cornbread culinary cook-off in Benton Harbor for high school teams: Fifteen high school teams compete at LMC.
• Cleaver now Cass County administrator: Former Saginaw County director begins March 14.
• South Bend man leads police in high-speed chase in stolen truck
• Music festival would benefit Lakeville: Potential headliners include acts connected to Woodstock.
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Ohio lineman Decker commits to Irish
• Decker becomes committment #2
• Michigan and Sample closed in downtown South Bend after chase and crash
• South Bend house's kitchen 'gutted' by fire: Unattended pan may have been to blame, fire official says
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Irish look to loosen up in road test
• Girl says she gave mom a split lip so she could go to the JJC
• Music festival would benefit Lakeville: Potential headliners include acts connected to Woodstock
• Clerk endorses Buttigieg for South Bend mayor
• Fire destroys mobile home in Goshen
• Names needed for human rights awards, scholarships in South Bend
• Robbery nets Niles man nine years in prison: Knife reportedly used against victim
• UPDATE: I&M to raise water level along St. Joseph River
• Notre Dame students tie Wii to stroke patient rehab
• Goshen, Elkhart house fires break out early Friday morning
• Homeless man found dead in vacant South Bend garage : Not seen since January, Brent King died of hypothermia.
• 250 lectured by judge at hearing about jury duty: No-shows on filling out jury questionnaires may face arrest.
• St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners moves on road project : BP to be reimbursed for moving gas line for roundabout.
• State rejects part of St. Joseph County budget: Department orders reductions totaling $1.6 million.
• LaPorte mayoral candidate questions rival's availability: Republican running for mayor is reservist.
• Missing artwork by Niles man found: Artist in photo apparently not Rudolph Gipner
• New Mishawaka canine unit learns together : Stachowiak happy to work with Max the police dog
• Global experiences key at Holy Cross College
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Forr's dream collides with reality
• Notre Dame Women's Basketball: Awards aplenty for Irish
• Homeless man found dead in vacant garage: Not seen since January, Brent King died of hypothermia.
• Governor Daniels has strong words for Democrats
• British jobs come to Goshen
• Notre Dame football: Former Irish star Zbikowski returning to boxing ring
• Agreement moves St. Joseph County roundabout project forward
• South Bend's Eco Fest seeks student art for contest
• Top Indiana election official indicted on 7 counts
• Tree trimmer's truck catches fire, traps worker in Elkhart
• Hamilton urges release of convicted spy Pollard
• I&M to raise water level along St. Joseph River next week
• Notre Dame football audio: Recruiting analyst Tom Lemming on SportsBeat
• Notre Dame football audio: Ian Williams on WSBT-AM 960 SportsBeat
• Combine just another part of the process
• Rockne party Sunday at Studebaker museum in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Irish get fast start on 2012 recruits
• Mishawaka apartment building evacuated in standoff: SWAT called after police think they hear shot
• Indiana House leaders meet for talks in Statehouse: But stalemate continues over school, labor bills.
• Daniels says impasse may block 2012 presidential run
• Leader of Kubsch's first jury speaks out: Calls experience of serving on such a notorious case 'life-changing.'
• South Bend site of 'manhole murders' razed: City finishes environmental study to find new use for property.
• South Bend mayoral candidate Merino withdraws
• 2010-11 Notre Dame men's basketball statistics (24-5 overall; 13-4 Big East)
• Goshen company Haiku seizes app-ortunity: New offering seeks to boost virtual classroom.
• Buchanan requires badges for solicitors: City officials say identification necessary to protect residents.
• Benton Harbor science lessons hands-on: Activities aim to provide learning for elementary students
• Notre Dame Grotto to be closed March 14-18
• Combine just another part of the process
• Notre Dame football: Irish get fast start on 2012 recruits
• Meeting fails to resolve Indiana House boycott
• Metro Special Operations cleans up meth in St. Joseph County
• Salvation Army in South Bend didn't give office to candidate
• Goshen company siezes app-ortunity
• Vehicle standoff with police ends in takedown in LaPorte
• Notre Dame Grotto to be closed March 14-18
• Shephard becomes first commit for 2012
• High levels of water contamination near Elkhart
• Notre Dame Football: Irish get first recruit for 2012
• Notre Dame Football: Irish get first recruit for 2012
• Indiana ban on texting, driving advances: Tribune Staff Report
• Elkhart-made electric cars recalled for 3rd time
• How long will Indiana Statehouse standoff go?: Stalemate in House continues for 8th day.
• South Bend council opposes state immigration measure: Hundreds jam meeting site to protest bill.
• 15 years in St. Joseph County stabbing: 18-year-old pleaded guilty but mentally ill in attack on girlfriend.
• Niles Township Treasurer under internal investigation: Treasurer maintains he did not violate policy.
• Ex-Washington High School coach sentenced in sex case: Rokop, 28, given 6 years in prison.
• Second chancellor finalist visits Ivy Tech: Discusses priorities with community leaders.
• Financing OK'd for renovating Mishawaka landmark: Work could begin this fall, turning old high school into senior apartments
• Mishawaka's Hillis Hans Park rehab to start: City also gets more funds to remove blighted houses.
• Second finalist visits Ivy Tech in South Bend
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Irish choose right time to improvise
• Renewal of Hillis Hans Park in Mishawaka to begin
• Plymouth 'on fast track' for home buyouts
• Financing OK'd for renovating Mishawaka landmark
• Stevensville hit and run victim dies: Suspect's charges could be upgraded.
• Ex-Washington High coach given 6 years in prison for sex with student: 'Ashamed' Rokop apologizes to victim, wife, daughter
• Woman tells police she was robbed responding to Craigslist ad
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in downtown South Bend
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: March 1, 2011
• Vehicles hit by gunfire in South Bend
• Mishawaka embezzler to testify against co-defendant
• Notre Dame shoots Villanova out of gym
• Local veterans group loses friend: Last U.S. World War I survivor dies at age 110.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish all about business
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish all about business
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish stumble in final seconds
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish stumble in final seconds
• UPDATE: Plymouth schools on delay because of gas leak; residents returning home
• Speaking up for magnets: Community members share input with school board about programs.
• County library to offer e-books
• Mayor discusses Plymouth's progress: Senter gives State of the City address.
• Chancellor candidate visits Ivy Tech: Small group of leaders meets with Iowa educator.
• Memorial to buy Madison Center: Deal keeps acute care in campus facilities.
• Indiana's Senate is still working: Has remained out of the spotlight of ongoing House drama.
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish have time to shake off loss
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish send seniors out in style
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish go berserk from long range, rout Villanova
• Police identify suspect in Granger attempted burglary
• Goshen girl's death officially ruled accidental after autopsy
• Gas prices close to $3.50 a gallon
• Coping without Karlee Byler
• Chancellor candidate visits Ivy Tech : Small group of leaders meets with Iowa educator.
• Frank Buckles, last American veteran of World War I, dies at 110
• Roundup in Marshall County nets 21 on drug charges
• South Bend man leaves son at scene of crime
• Burglars' take at South Bend home includes the kitchen sink
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Irish rally, beat Duquesne
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Defense strong for ND
• Notre Dame softball: ND sets school mark
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish upset Virginia
• Notre Dame tennis: Texas Tech blanks ND men
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish men swept
• Notre Dame softball: Irish fire blanks
• Yakety Yak put up for sale: Owner says 'go-getter' could keep neighborhood watering hole going.
• NEWS AND NOTES
• Mystery Photo
• Indiana hunting plan aims to thin deer herd: Some say population not a problem, petition against rule changes.
• Cops raid cockfight in Knox, arrest 76: 145 birds seized, set to be euthanized.
• There's still March to endure: Some anxious for spring; others want more winter.
• Job uncertainty all over again: Completion of program to transition to teaching no guarantee of work
• Start early Initiative offers training, mentoring for child-care providers
• Olympian Carlos to visit South Bend
• Photos' elements give clues to time period
• Notre Dame Women's Basketball: Irish get another chance to impress
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Pittsburgh's loss keeps Irish in hunt
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Irish find a way to get it done
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Irish find a way to get it done
• Shoulder surgery means writing woes for Daniels
• Irish rally to defeat Seton Hall
• Indiana Statehouse focus now on schools: Education at heart of standoff between House Dems, GOP.
• Goshen first-grader killed in accidental shooting
• Longtime South Bend residents recall fight for justice
• St. Joseph County anti-DUI court program modified: Prosecutors, judge talk through legal issues.
• Notre Dame swimmer highlights community, faith in film
• Old South Bend photos offer clues to city's past
• Fourth annual mustache competition benefits firefighter charities
• Stakes higher in decisions for old Niles dam: City officials to consider latest proposal Monday night.
• Emergency financial manager bill moves forward in Michigan: Legislation would give more power to state in takeovers.
• Gathering for Saturday lunch in Niles: Free luncheon provided weekly by five Niles churches.
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Hearts are trump for Irish
• Notre Dame Hockey: Title slips away from Irish
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball: Irish rally past Seton Hall
• Michiana independent booksellers focus on old, rare or gently used volumes
• Gathering for Saturday lunch: Free luncheon provided weekly by five Niles churches.
• Tracking Dave Duerson's final days: Dave Duerson planned carefully, expressed wish to donate his brain before taking his life
• Notre Dame women's basketball: No. 8 Irish wear down Cincinnati
• Smoldering fire damages South Bend house
• USPS: Should some Gary operations consolidate into South Bend?
• Benton Township's Harbor Habitat ReStore on hiatus for upgrades
• Prosecutor will not charge Riley teacher in slapping incident: September incident not battery, office says.
• Elkhart couple's backyard renovation on TV
• False ID cards ring allegedly had Mishawaka cell: Man living in Mishawaka among 22 indicted on federal charges.
• Alleged threat against state senator by St. Joseph County woman reviewed: Writer blasted state senator for immigration proposal.
• Union 'Internet predator' gets prison: Second case still pending against 25-year-old who posed as teen.
• St. Joseph man's second chance at a career: Laid off from job, St. Joseph man uses grant to learn new skills.
• Indiana University South Bend targets Michigan students with new scholarships: Goal is to support economic development.
• Money sought for St. Joseph County mentor program: Indiana plan touted as solution to repeat offenders.
• Slaying defendant absent from sentencing
• Sentence in prom night case in South Bend: Reeves gets 30 years in death of Ja-Vonda Tharbs.
• Notre Dame hockey: Lee powers ND hockey past Broncos
• Ex-Notre Dame football coach Weis has highest salary among Florida Gators coaching staff salaries: Former Irish star Bryant Young also joins Weis as an assistant defensive coach
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish legend Carr to enter Ring of Honor
• Report: Donnelly eyes Senate seat
• Local tourism grants given: 12 awarded funding totaling nearly $75,000.
• South Bend teacher will not be charged: September incident does not constitute battery, prosecutor's office says
• Warsaw school schedule altered due to excessive snow days
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Bruszewski's senior moment arrives
• Notre Dame Football: Irish take aim at junior achievers
• IUSB targets Michigan students with new scholarships
• Sentence given in South Bend prom night murder case
• Authorities review local woman's alleged threat: Writer blasted state senator for immigration proposal
• Search warrants served at Elkhart County recycling sites
• 'Internet predator' gets prison: Second case still pending against 25-year-old who posed as teen
• Elkhart, South Bend plan Citizens' Police academies
• Notre Dame football: Chip Kelly set for camp
• Starving dogs case ends with probation: Woman who once bred Afghan hounds sentenced.
• House takes break : Body adjourns for week; Dems stay away
• Notre Dame hockey: Focus has role in Irish success
• No arrest in Tarwacki slayings, police say: Facebook entry sparks rumors in Niles case.
• Former Notre Dame student to be sentenced: N.Y. man pleaded guilty in child molestation case.
• Spellers advance to regional competition: Six Catholic school students among those competing March 16.
• Charter school eyes second site: Academy's deal for PEI building falls through.
• Century Center chief resigns: Management firm, city say slumping sales due to recession.
• St. Joseph County GOP seeking new chair : Riley to focus on school board seat at P-H-M.
• Artwork's whereabouts are a mystery: Paintings by offspring of Niles depot gardener show up in photo.
• Berrien prosecutor reports dip in crime.: Felony charges in Berrien lowest since 2003, Cotter says.
• Penn teacher encourages girls to game: He received an award for his support of girls in technology, computing.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Road games don't bother these Irish
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Improvement obvious for Irish posts
• Michigan City police arrest three in robbery, beating: Elderly victim was had broken ribs and broken bones in his face
• Still no arrest in Tarwacki homicides: Facebook entry sparks rumors but no one in custody
• South Bend's Catholic spellers advance to regional
• House Republicans to Democrats: You can't stop the vote forever
• Leader of South Bend's Century Center steps down
• Michigan City man beaten; police arrest 3 suspects
• No charges filed in Mishawaka duct-tape case
• Indiana University South Bend auctions to start Friday
• Afghan hound owner gets probation: Woman pleaded guilty to animal neglect in letting 14 dogs starve.
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: February 24, 2011
• Notre Dame football audio: Ian Williams discusses the NFL Scouting Combine
• Notre Dame football: Williams getting in shape for the NFL Combine
• Notre Dame football: Irish running back Gray finds his funny bone
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Duo help Irish overcome Brooks' record night in Providence: Hansbrough, Abromaitis lead the way for Notre Dame
• House Dems still in Illinois: Right to work bill dead for year; GOP says it won't cave to demands
• South-side roundabout in works: Main Street project to displace business, some residents.
• Nearly 50-year sentence in rape: Attack last fall described as nightmarish.
• United Way seeking extra assistance: Donations next month key to avoid cuts to charities.
• Jewelry thief hits Granger homes: Homeowner returns to see man leaving, door pried.
• Immigration bill going to House: Hoosier Senate OKs Arizona-style measure, 31-18.
• Expanded smoking ban headed for vote: Committee sends it to full council with no recommendation.
• Two finalists named for Ivy Tech chancellor's job: Both on campus next week to meet with community leaders.
• Niles schools face cuts: District looks at feasibility of reopening Eastside as magnet school to generate funds.
• 1,750 without power for third day in southern Michigan
• Irish hold off Friars
• Lawmaker walkouts not uncommon
• Two finalists named for Ivy Tech chancellor's job
• Granger student with knife threatens teacher
• New roundabout planned for South Bend's south side
• Gas leak capped, South Bend residents return to homes
• Workers reject contract at AM General commercial plant
• South Bend charter school tries for another building
• Bauer in Illinois: Bosma talk sounds like war
• Daniels: We will not be bullied out of GOP agenda
• Report: Indiana deputy AG urged cops shoot protesters
• Notre Dame tennis: ND's Bayliss honored
• Notre Dame golf: ND's Zhang 10th in tourney
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Big East picks Brenneman
• Notre Dame baseball: ND schedule change
• Indiana House Democrats leave state: They head to Illinois, derailing labor and school measures.
• For motorists, gas price jump's a shock: They had expected Mideast woes to increase costs, but not so much so fast.
• Money for new mentally ill patients frozen
• Family, friends say goodbye to Clarence Hardin
• Judge stands by order sending 711 to court for missing jury duty questionnaires
• Murder-for-hire case delayed
• Bertrand Township board recall ready to move forward: Today is final day to file a challenge.
• Remaining power outages in southwest Michigan will take longer to repair, company says
• Eastbound Indiana 2 is down to one lane in a section near South Bend
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish polishing their resume : ND road win over WVU likely to help seed
• Edwardsburg man hurt when car hits guard rail near Elkhart
• Notre Dame mens' basketball: Irish have reason to fret over Providence
• Update: Indiana House Democrats are in Illinois : South Bend area lawmaker says they will remain out of state 'for as long as it takes'
• Workers concerned about future after business fire
• Police search for jewelry thief in Granger
• Totals roll in for Mishawaka food and money drive
• Murder-for-hire case postponed: New trial set for May.
• Official: Fire territory in St. Joseph County doing 'a great job'
• Woman killed in Niles Township accident
• Mobile meat service has no license for St. Joseph, Elkhart counties
• Notre Dame softball: Maldonado garners kudos
• Update: Thousands still powerless in southwest Michigan
• Food drive succeeds despite bad weather
• Full House next stop for right to work bill: Democrats leave to caucus and don't return.
• 'You're all I've got': In the end, we all do the best we can.
• Mayor: New look for downtown: Wood gives first State of the City for Mishawaka.
• Fire territory may lose members: Warren and Greene townships looking outside Southwest Central.
• Limited response to landfill query: Only about 50 submit letters on facility's potential sale.
• Free tax preparation under way at library: Students, local professionals prepare residents' returns.
• Notre Dame hockey: ridderwal makes impact on and off the ice for Irish
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish challenged in stretch run
• Mishawaka, Uniroyal settle lawsuit over site cleanup
• Mishawaka mayor touts new look for downtown in his first State of the City address
• Icy Indiana roads see dozens of crashes, 1 death near Kokomo
• Notre Dame football: Hiben taking care of unfinished business
• Police: Child nearly drowns in Plymouth
• Mother and toddler in U.S. 12 crash with snowplow
• Thousands still without power in southwest Michigan
• Fire territory in St. Joseph County could lose two members
• Man burned in South Bend house fire
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Irish open season strong
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish take down Tar Heels
• Notre Dame track and field: Irish men race into second
• Notre Dame softball: ND stays perfect
• Notre Dame baseball: Irish take care of Penn St.
• Wintry mix travels through Michiana
• Agencies ready to aid the newly unemployed: Director says 211 service getting many first-time callers.
• Niles High School goes high tech: New academy set to open this fall.
• 'You should come see him!': New home but different crisis.
• Walk raises money, awareness : St. Margaret's House assists women, children
• Problems of sexting by teens on uptick: Authorities say most don't know consequences of their actions.
• Public broadcasting may face cuts: 25% of public television station's budget comes from taxpayers.
• GOP agenda more than fiscal: State legislators push bills on wide range of issues.
• Swiss Valley ski resort still open for business
• Police respond to East Corby Street party, arrest 4 in South Bend
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Huskies force Irish to regroup again
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Was loss just a blip, or worse?
• South Bend house fire could be arson
• Emergency responders busy with Sunday accidents
• Notre Dame baseball: It's Aoki's time with Irish
• Biologists watch as bears migrate to southern Mich
• Ind. activists oppose nuclear incentive bill
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Win should put Connecticut back in No. 1 spot
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Poise, points are problems for the Irish
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish prevail over Ferris State
• Clarence and me: An unlikely friendship offers unexpected lessons in mental illness and the human spirit.
• Small efforts adjust to rising food bank demand
• Project to support food bank
• Saint Marys College hosts annual China Night
• Budget plan would shake up Indiana school funding: Proposal would shift money to growing districts.
• School reforms tops lists of questions to Indiana lawmakers: Crowd presses state legislators for answers at forum.
• Bird counting takes center stage at Fernwood Botanical Gardens: Several species uncovered at bird count.
• Notre Dame baseball: Irish pounds Purdue
• Car accident leaves Buchanan man struggling: Local resident battles insurance companies for aid with medical bills.
• Report: Duerson, former Notre Dame and Chicago Bears star, died of self-inflicted gunshot: Ex-player asked that his brain be studied
• Poisoned Niles dog on path to recovery: Tainted food tossed over fence, Niles woman says.
• Police seek Goshen gas station robber
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Win should put Connecticut back in No. 1 spot
• Mattawan couple arrested for child truancy, meth
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Poise, points are problems for the Irish
• Parents/students, College Goal Sunday offers finanial aid form help
• South Bend house fire sends one to Memorial Hospital
• Irish streak snapped at West Virginia
• Goshen Police want gas station's armed robber
• South Bend orthodontist puts lifetime of smiles within reach of kids
• Mishawaka candidates make it official: All but one post has competition.
• Bears, Notre Dame great Duerson found dead in his Miami home: Dave Duerson was 4-year ND starter, played for Giants.
• LaPorte man pleads guilty in criminal confinement
• Man faces counterfeiting, fraud charges
• Final flurry of candidate filings for South Bend: Latino lawyer joins field for S.B. mayor's job.
• Note Dame baseball: Spartans spoil opener of Aoki Era
• Berrien County Jail video visitation set for next week: Technology will replace face-to-face meetings at Berrien jail.
• Cooperation in drug case pays off for Dowagiac man: Judge deviates from guidelines.
• Plan would change Michigan deer season date: Lawmakers say move would boost state's economy.
• Notre Dame hockey: Johnson saves No. 8 Irish
• Mishawaka's Wood to deliver State of the City
• LaPorte man gets jail time for pretending to shoot cops with finger
• Updated: Bears, Notre Dame standout Dave Duerson dies, 50 : Football star was 4-year Irish starter, played for '85 Bears, Giants
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins driven to reverse history
• Updated: Bears, Notre Dame standout Dave Duerson dies, 50 : Football star was 4-year Irish starter, played for '85 Bears, Giants
• Hanson Logistics to expand, extends lease with Dole: It's great news for fruit growers
• Reward offered in Three Rivers church arson
• Three file for Plymouth mayor
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins grows up fast
• Mishawaka candidates beat filing deadline
• Republicans hope to win seats in May primary
• Final flurry of South Bend candidates file
• North Webster man arrested in meth explosion case
• Cove renovation back on track after snow
• Notre Dame swimming: Irish women 2nd
• Notre Dame swimming: ND's Dyer sets record
• Car hit by numerous shots on I-80
• No charges filed in second assault allegation case at Notre Dame: Saint Mary's student reported alleged rape by ND student.
• Immigration bill to go to Indiana Senate: State GOP lawmakers express doubts as second panel advances measure.
• Tax forms harder to get: Indiana, IRS no longer mailing them to taxpayers.
• Granger family cleans up after morning fire: No one injured in blaze that caused major damage.
• Cutting-edge pacemaker now local: Memorial Hospital among first to implant MRI-safe device.
• Confidence is her best word: Jefferson student wins SBCSC bee, moves on to regional.
• Court rules for mother: In adoption case, appeals court finds no evidence for previous order.
• Budget plan jolts cities: Local leaders not happy with Gov. Snyder's proposal.
• Notre Dame to host Sexual Assault Awareness Week events
• Notre Dame hockey: Big Rapids trip like playoff hockey
• Notre Dame baseball: Challenging start for Aoki, Irish
• Traffic stop results in chase: Police say they found drugs on driver.
• Dvorak: No charges in latest assault allegation case: Saint Mary's student alleged rape at ND
• Cutting-edge pacemaker now available in South Bend: Memorial Hospital among first to implant MRI safe device.
• Indiana's first lady undecided on husband's potential presidential run
• Xposure Xplosion: 'Sexting' a growing problem
• Benton Harbor man dies in highway accident
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish vets keep foot on the gas
• High court rules for Mishawaka mother in adoption case
• Notre Dame responds to criticism of response to sexual misconduct complaints
• ND to host Sexual Assault Awareness Week events
• 'Black Thursday' jolts cities, schools: Local leaders not happy with Snyder's budget plan.
• Notre Dame football: Irish are Philly-bound after agreeing to series with Temple
• Notre Dame football audio: Ian Williams on preparing for the draft
• Notre Dame hockey audio: Erik Condra discusses his NHL debut
• Notre Dame swimming: Irish squads start strong
• Irish football news and notes
• Probe follows forklift death at Steel Warehouse: South Bend man, 47, killed in accident.
• Northside trail extension mapped out: Two blocks of Northside Boulevard to be vacated
• Dog rescued out of frozen St. Joseph River in Mishawaka
• Borders to close its Mishawaka doors: Grape Road site among 200 being shut across U.S.
• Notre Dame football: Ian Williams begins the draft process
• Area travelers saw 'chaos' at airport in Egypt: Couples were on long-planned trip when unrest gripped country.
• Riley High teacher is suspended for 5 days: School district says she told two students to fight, then hit one.
• School vouchers bill advances: Panel votes to send measure to full House.
• Tot in need of marrow transplant: 'Matching' drive, fundraiser set for Saturday.
• Deer slaying under scrutiny: Buck found dead in Clay Twp. yard.
• Data center tax breaks weighed: Official says tax has cost city high-paying jobs.
• Notre Dame football: Ian Williams begins the draft process
• Elkhart man wanted for questioning in County Road 9 stabbing
• White Pigeon man arrested after high-speed chase
• Should taxpayers continue to fund public broadcasting? Debate expected in Congress
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: February 16, 2011
• Route selected to extend Northside Trail in South Bend
• Mishawaka Borders set to close
• Help available in filling out FAFSA form in Indiana
• Tangible personal property forms available in St. Joseph County
• Edwardsburg police department avoids shut down
• Purdue: 1 student critical, 1 serious after plane crash
• No 4th term for Mishawaka council member
• Notre Dame football: Massa's move dissolves quarterback logjam
• Movie on swim team bus crash to include filming at Notre Dame
• Air Force officer, Notre Dame graduate to retire with full rank, pension: Had been fighting dismissal under 'don't ask, don't tell.'
• South Bend guitarist had role in Grammy-winning album: Krakowski contributed to 'Joined at the Hip.'
• New Carlisle shredder gets final approval: Commissioners unanimous in vote to allow operation in Olive Twp.
• 43-year term for South Bend man in carjacking, robbery: Judge Frese was not swayed by courtroom apology.
• Dieter to seek at-large South Bend council seat, instead of 1st District: Candidate would change the police take-home car policy.
• Public testimony offered on Indiana private school vouchers: Hearing continues today on proposal.
• Bond issue to go to Buchanan voters: Buchanan school district seeking $31 million for upgrades, renovations.
• Minority Coalition celebrates anniversary in Cass County
• Head-on collision in Elkhart County near Goshen sends two to hospital
• Notre Dame football: Massa's move dissolves quarterback logjam
• South Bend to consider data center tax breaks
• St. Joseph County Habitat for Humanity could lose under president's budget plan
• Forklift investigated in South Bend death: 47-year-old man killed in accident
• Yellow River staying in banks in Plymouth
• Haley Scott movie to include filming at Notre Dame: Film's focus is 1992 bus accident on Toll Road and its aftermath.
• Police: Burned Michigan City woman was huffing
• St. Joseph County commissioners OK shredder
• South Bend carjacker ordered to prison for 43 years
• UPDATE: Dieter to seek at-large council seat: He would seek change the police take-home car policy.
• iPhone app ready for crime tips
• Notre Dame baseball: Irish games on the Web
• Irish QB situation clearer
• Bill overhauls criminal sentences: If passed, would have tougher penalties for violent crimes, less prison time for drugs, thefts.
• Notre Dame football: Irish QB Montana transfers to Montana
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins garners two individual honors
• Notre Dame hockey: Playoff path is taking shape
• Florist's labor of love: Valentine's Day gives businesses a nice boost.
• Melting ice knocks off gutters
• Words of love drew couple closer together
• No charges in handcuffing: Prosecutor recommends action in family court instead.
• Snorting fad drug puts man in ICU: He bought capsule of 'bath salts' for $20, girlfriend says.
• Local companies eyeing growth: City council OKs tax breaks that could help to create jobs.
• 2010-11 ND Men's Statistics (21-4 Overall; 10-3 Big East)
• Man arrested after Dowagiac church damaged
• 'Bath salts' used as a drug spark interest in Indiana
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins garners two individual honors
• Help stop flooding; officials ask you to clear drains
• Berrien Springs mom who allegedly handcuffed son won't face charges
• Alleged hit-and-run driver found at Stevensville bar
• UPDATE: Man crushed to death at Steel Warehouse in South Bend
• Weekend shooting in South Bend under investigation
• 'Bath salts' results in LaPorte man's near death, girlfriend says
• 2010 School Corporation Annual Performance Report
• Indiana Tech offers Ivy Tech grads a break
• Pedestrian struck near downtown South Bend
• Former Smashing Pumpkins bassist released from Berrien County jail
• Notre Dame lacrosse: ND women nip Stanford
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish topple Wisconsin
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Irish women open with win
• Notre Dame football audio: Ian Williams draft diary
• Cupid wings his way into courthouse: Valentine's Day a busy one for civil marriages.
• Public responds to request for photos
• Humor warms up crowd: Bishop gives sermon at Saint Augustine.
• Notre Dame student recounts experience in Egypt: He, fellow students evacuated as uprising continued to grow.
• Promoting neighborhoods in South Bend: Heritage Foundation moves beyond preservation to stabilizing area.
• Oil spill cleanup continues through winter: Talmadge Creek site will be monitored for years, officials said.
• Round two for Legacy Square: Revised site plan up for vote Tuesday.
• Free mental health courses start in March
• Pedestrians badly hurt
• Notre Dame hockey: Playoff path is taking shape
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Mallory makes her mark in win
• Ind. college promotion group offers cash contests
• Aggressive education agenda spurs war of words
• Angola put on National Register of Historic Places
• Former Notre Dame coach Haywood to enter diversion program
• Healthy changes ahead on school menus
• New program offers sensory friendly films for kids
• Daniels' sobering speech at CPAC: Focuses on 'new red menace'; has not yet decided to run for president.
• Indiana General Assembly barreling through session: Many bills moving forward in Indianapolis.
• Michiana students traverse 2 counties participating in service projects, games
• Child support orders climb in Cass County: Prosecutor's office seeking to hold parents accountable.
• Notre Dame hockey: Hot start helps Irish rout BG
• Icy water no match for Special Olympic supporters in Edwardsburg
• Update: Crews battle blaze near downtown Elkhart
• Fugitive wanted in robbery in Marion County is arrested in Plymouth
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Tickled pink? Irish labor for win
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish subdue Rutgers
• Notre Dame men's basketball notebook: Cooley heats up for Irish
• Snow, ice weight collapses Benton Township gas station awning
• Michiana's best grocery baggers packin' for national competition : WSBT's Kristin 'Bien-bagger' tries her hands at perfect packin'
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish warm-up carries over to rout of South Florida
• Man nabbed after using knife to rob Vandalia store clerk
• South Bend street crews prep for meltdown
• Niles man arrested after gun threat
• Warming temps result in slick roads, slideoffs
• Gulbranson guilty in South Bend man's beating
• Mubarak resigns: Cedes authority to Egypt's military after 18 days of protests.
• Notre Dame hockey: Lee nets winner for Irish
• Indiana 933 hit-and-run victim identified: Driver who ran over Steven Niswonger still being sought.
• Berrien County forming bedbug task force
• Notre Dame to shift funds for priorities: University not looking to outside help to bankroll new initiatives.
• Weather service relies on public to track big storms: Volunteers can train as weather spotters.
• South Bend Regional airport traffic on rise : Allegiant likely forcing other carriers to be more competitive.
• Westville horse killing suspect arrested: Resident led LaPorte County police to him.
• Niles High School Robitics Club offers excitement
• South Bend police break up fight over tax fees
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Braker getting up to speed: Points will come, but freshman's rebounding, defense key now
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Scott gives Irish defense some bounce
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Scott gives Irish defense some bounce
• Notre Dame seeks to shift up to $40 million for priorities
• Suspect in killing of draft horse near Westville arrested
• Tests find no Asian carp DNA in Michigan waters at Galien, St. Joseph, Paw Paw
• Juvenile suspected in Middlebury arson fire
• South Bend hit-and-run victim identified; driver still sought
• Gulbranson guilty on assisting criminal charge in Clay Township beating
• UPDATE: Marshall County 18-year-old dies in accidental shooting
• Hypothermia likely cause of elderly Syracuse woman's death
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish in control of CCHA destiny
• Police, EMS at school bus crash scene in Walkerton
• Mother accused of handcuffing son to chair: Boy told police he was put in room after shoplifting arrest.
• 55-year-old training for Notre Dame Bengal Bouts
• Hit-and-run driver still sought in St. Joseph County death
• Without answers, hit and run questions remain
• South Bend population drop tops projections: Decline was city's 2nd-largest in recent decades.
• St. Joseph County Hispanic population on rise: County figures mirror growth in Indiana.
• Mishawaka Mayor Woods touts economic growth, will seek re-election: Schools also factor in re-election bid.
• The future of public safety discussed in Benton Harbor
• Indiana Senate advances gun-in-cars bill
• Update: South Shore service between South Bend, Michigan City restored
• Hit-and-run driver still sought after fatal St. Joseph County accident
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brey's 'flashback' key for Irish at finish
• Elkhart officer fired over sex allegation
• Hispanic population on rise in South Bend, St. Joseph County
• South Bend's population even smaller than projected
• South Bend airport fighting Chicago for your travel dollars
• Notre Dame baseball: Tickets left for ND event
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish's Frilling honored
• Daniels says he'd have support in presidential run
• Westville man charged with felony battery of juvenile
• Irish win sixth straight with overtime victory over Louisville
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish work OT for history : Thrilling win lets ND hit 20 wins at earliest point
• Berrien Springs 16-year-old found handcuffed in parental discipline
• Snow effect? Just look up
• Local 'Confession' app is a hit: South Bend company creates high-tech tool for Catholics.
• Data storage firm to build in Ignition Park: It's first private business to locate in technology park.
• Immigration bill advances: State attorney general won't support measure.
• Youth, social media push revolutions in Mideast: Notre Dame professors weigh in on protests.
• Woman awaits judge's decision: Gulbranson's defense relies on testimony of single witness.
• Panel to discuss city's status, future
• Trash pickup delayed in South Bend
• School district to collect wind data: Temporary antenna proposed for site south of Mishawaka.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Louisville's shot at upset misses mark
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Guards lead hot-shooting Irish
• Notre Dame football: Montana looking at Montana?
• Data center to launch at South Bend's Ignition Park
• AM General fined for safety violations
• Retired South Bend-area Bishop D'Arcy to be treated for prostate cancer
• Woman dies of injuries from crash in Michigan City
• Update: Part of Indiana 933 closed after man apparently dies in hit-and-run accident
• Home heating help available
• Trash pickup delayed in South Bend
• Plymouth armed robber to serve 12 years
• Woman awaits judge's decision in South Bend attack
• Search for woman leads to empty van
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: February 9, 2011
• More than 1,000 Indiana teachers jam statehouse
• Near-fatal South Bend assault investigated: Police look into why officers delayed filing incident report.
• Man found dead in tent in area north of U.S. 20: Autopsy shows death from carbon monoxide.
• Spellers square off at Lake Michigan College: Students from Van Buren, Berrien schools vie for top spot
• New Carlisle metal shredder given green light: County Council clears project near New Carlisle.
• South Bend attack details emerge at trial: Relationship between victim, 86, and suspect, 30, revealed.
• InDOT makes Marshall County offer for U.S. 31 strip: Marshall could receive millions for relinquishing parts of highway.
• Several Berrien County clinics offering rabies shots for pets
• Making the most of stuttering disability
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish following Muffet's lead
• The relationship between IU South Bend and Chick-fil-A debated
• Polar Plunge for Special Olympics set for Saturday in Edwardsburg
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish clobber Seton Hall
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough can push past fatigue
• South Bend teachers join statehouse rally for public education
• InDOT proposes to relinquish section of U.S. 31 in Marshall County
• Update: Frozen body of homeless man found in Michigan City: Autopsy shows he died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning
• Indiana among 11 states with widespread flu outbreaks
• Police called when old artillery found at Goshen College
• Man says minivan stolen at gunpoint in South Bend
• Court date pushed back in Henslee, Howarth double slaying
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish remain grounded: Team jumps to No. 8 in the Associated Press poll
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Novosel finally getting defensive
• Notre Dame to host nanotechnology, engineering competition for undergraduates
• Parking mistake costly: City had vehicle towed in snow removal efforts
• New Tech school gets green light from board: $450,000 must be raised; student applications open.
• Panel OKs gay marriage ban: Votes 8-4 to forward resolution to full House.
• Looking good, staying healthy: Al's barbershop offers free checks on BP, cholesterol.
• Top court declines Harbor Shores suit: Group sued over lease of portion of Klock Park for golf course near lake
• City is 'alive and well': Luecke gives his final State of the City address.
• Shredder vote could be tonight: Action depends on outcome of public hearing.
• Food Bank CEO departs: Agency seeks donations to restock depleted warehouse.
• Marshall soccer complex proposed: Organizers asked to come up with budget plan.
• Notre Dame Women's Basketball (20-4 Overall, 9-1 Big East)
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Novosel finally getting defensive
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish remain grounded: Team jumps to No. 8 in the Associated Press poll
• Groups in South Bend area work to get laid off A.J. Wright workers back on their feet
• Food Bank CEO departs: Nonprofit in midst of restocking donations.
• South Bend Mayor Stephen J. Luecke's 2011 State of the City address
• Indiana University South Bend to host forum about business politics
• Snow mounds a hazard on roads
• One injured when truck smashes into Bristol Street store
• Police release identity of victim in fatal I-94 crash
• Shredder vote could be Tuesday night in South Bend
• Marshall County soccer complex proposed
• 100 pounds of pot found during Toll Road traffic stop
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish women rout Wake
• Notre Dame football: Urban Meyer at Irish clinic
• Notre Dame swimming: Irish sink Ball State
• Notre Dame recruiting: Irish trio on Parade
• State lab errors spur questions, concerns: Deputy prosecutor says it's unclear if any local cases will be affected.
• Hungry for the Super Bowl: Groceries, restaurants see sales spike as game watchers get ready to chow down.
• Michigan winemakers put to the test: A variety of wines evaluated at MSU event.
• Academy to provide options: Private group starts charter school for grades 7-12.
• Wheel tax debate begins in council: Mayoral hopeful wants it cut in half.
• Photos of leisure activities sought: Center for History invites public to share images.
• Briefs
• System 'a whole lot better': Welfare format to expand; some remain skeptical.
• AT THE PODIUM
• Man in snowmobile accident in Elkhart County taken to hospital
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Defensive effort not up to snuff
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Defense puts Irish in position
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Seniors lead the way over Rutgers : Hansbrough & Co. help ND stave off opponent
• Two hospitalized after meth lab explodes in Kosciusko County
• Update: One hospitalized after Mishawaka stabbing
• Win streak at five as Irish hold off Rutgers
• Improvements to Ind. welfare intake being noticed
• Legislature making up for time lost due to storm
• Ind.'s promised scholarships caught in budget bind
• Inmates Facebooking from prison: Smuggled smart phones open Internet to inmates.
• Indiana's proposed immigration law protested: TAP, La Casa de Amistad call S.B. 590 'irresponsible.'
• New Tech High School ties learning, computers: Would begin inside Riley High School.
• Massive snow removal effort ties up traffic in downtown South Bend
• Minister declares candidacy for South Bend mayor: Berry fourth Democrat to throw hat in ring.
• For Notre Dame grad, pain was mother of invention: Device helped mend rotator cuff problem.
• Works of art emerge from Dowagiac Ice Time Festival: Ice carvers create sculptures in Dowagiac
• Southwestern Michigan jobless rates decline, but so does work force: But so does work force.
• Southwestern Michigan police chiefs switching gears: Some trade badges for reins to local government.
• Notre Dame soccer: Signings
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish survive 'good scare'
• Mishawaka Buns restaurant thrown Curve: Lincoln Way East site to reopen in 4-6 weeks, serve breakfast fare.
• Two hospitalized after meth lab explodes in Kosciusko County
• Notre Dame men's basketball: With his legs back, Martin taking off
• One hospitalized after Mishawaka stabbing
• Notre Dame football: Irish are eyeing next Randy Moss
• Rieth-Riley gets InDOT contract for Ind. 23 widening work
• Granger resident injured trying to battle their house fire
• Brian Kelly's thoughts on signees: Part 2
• Wraps come off plans for new St. Joseph's High School: $22.8 million of the $35.5 million fundraising goal already met.
• New St. Joseph's High School called plus for South Bend: Business owners would welcome St. Joseph's move to hospital site.
• DOE offers glimpse of new Indiana teacher evaluations: New system in works to evaluate teachers, principals.
• Riley's Early College program settles in at former Studebaker Elementary: Early College students, staff feeling at home.
• South Bend priest singled out for Distinguished Pastor Award: Wack has been pastor at Christ the King since 2007.
• Dowagiac man gets 2 to 15 years in abuse case: Victim subjected to assaults over 6 years.
• Fight outside South Bend bar sends man to hospital
• 6-year sentence in fatal shooting of South Bend man
• Marshall County ends travel advisory
• IUSB financial aid event rescheduled
• Brian Kelly gives his thoughts on 2011 signees: Part 1
• Food Prices Crisis: Why the cost of food is on the rise: A WSBT special report
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish hitting growth spurt
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish turning ordinary into special
• Plymouth closing in on project-based learning: Plans presented for elementary, New Tech high school choices.
• Animal control officers crack down on winter neglect
• Man dies after being injured in crash with Elkhart school bus
• Stranger shocked and saddened by victim's death in Elkhart bus accident
• Man freezes to death in Benton Harbor
• Snow removal to effect downtown South Bend traffic
• Sexual abuse nets 23 months: Victim subjected to assaults over 6-year period.
• Notre Dame recruiting audio: Tom Lemming talks Irish Class of 2011
• Fatal shootout case in South Bend closer to end
• Notre Dame football: Irish trio makes Parade All-America Team
• Notre Dame football: Irish trio makes Parade All-America Team
• Travel advisory lifted in Marshall County
• A frigid Friday stroll
• Frigid weather will linger : Doctor warns cold poses frostbite risk
• Notre Dame track & field: Meyo meet starts Friday
• Notre Dame football: Future Irish help Team USA
• Notre Dame hoceky: Irish's Ridderwall a finalist
• Blood test results questioned: Audit looked into reporting of state toxicology laboratory.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish look slick on road : Hansbrough leads ND in first game since upset of Pitt
• Area doctor in Egypt as unrest began: She, daughter safely exited country week ago.
• Was storm a blizzard? Maybe not everywhere: Eau Claire weather tracker says data there show it was close.
• Michiana Egyptians keep eye on revolt: Two immigrants oppose efforts to oust Mubarak.
• Shoveler for hire: Teen drums up a few bucks on neighborhood blocks.
• Lawmakers take aim at alcohol ID requirement: Indiana House passes bill to change widely criticized law.
• Plymouth teachers contract ratified: Board accepts nearly $2 million roofing bid.
• Irish rip DePaul to up win streak to four
• Local couple glad to be home after fleeing Egypt
• Mishawaka woman reports 'rogue' snow plow driver to police
• Frigid temps to last in Michiana until at least Sunday
• Weather training course to be offered Monday in South Bend
• Indiana lawmakers take aim at alcohol ID requirement
• Stevensville, Mich. man killed in crash Thursday morning on I-94
• South Bend plow crews working to clear secondary streets
• Bus involved in five-vehicle crash on Nappanee
• Indiana senator gets e-mail citing Giffords shooting
• 24 Indiana hospitals sue feds over Medicaid funding
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: February 3, 2011
• Notre Dame signees: Defense
• Notre Dame recruiting audio: Signing day interview with Kelly
• Notre Dame recruiting audio: Signing day interview with analyst Allen Wallace
• Berrien Springs-Oronoko fire unit gets big fed money
• Notre Dame football: Ara knows plenty about poaching
• Michigan City dad arrested after 3-month-old injured
• Snowfall far from record: Tuesday's amount sends season total to 87 inches; record is 172.
• For plow drivers, it's busy, lucrative
• Marshall schools cracking down on truancy: Prosecutor will file charges against parents.
• ND student recounts experience in Egypt: Cairo violence, protests came as shock to Vos.
• Blizzard closed many area businesses: From eateries to mall, staff and customer safety came first.
• Domers make most of day off: It's first snow day in more than decade at ND.
• One of the worst winter seasons hasn't set snow record -- yet: Tuesday's snowfall amount sends season total to 91.5 inches; record is 172
• Post blizzard aftermath: Will Thursday be back to normal?
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Abromaitis undeterred by scoring drought
• Notre Dame men's basketball: A dress rehearsal for Irish?
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Toughness in post contagious for Irish
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish staff sticks to the basics
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Kelly unveils a landmark haul : ND sticks to its guns, brings in firepower
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Kelly for early signing period
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish stacked up well for Niklas
• Update: South Bend, P-H-M and Mishawaka schools will be closed Thursday
• UP Mall in Mishawaka closed; other businesses not opening today
• Rail extends suspension of service to South Bend
• Snowy streets causing trouble for emergency responders
• Emergency packs help Meals on Wheels in South Bend area
• Campaign update set Friday at St. Joe's in South Bend
• Snow emergency in Elkhart County ends at 7 p.m.
• No travel in Marshall County until Thursday morning
• Notre Dame football: Kelly Cares fund-raiser
• Notre Dame track & field: Rae, Reid earns honors
• Bitter cold expected across Michiana on Thursday
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: February 2, 2011
• Notre Dame football: Irish get Niklas, beat USC
• Notre Dame signees: Offense
• Blizzard 2011 brings Michiana to snow-packed standstill
• Storm dumps more than a foot of snow on northern Indiana
• Driver sentenced in death of Goshen man on mower
• Send us your blizzard photos
• 'Bona fide blizzard': Michiana drivers struggle to cope with massive storm.
• No snow days for some employees: Company policies differ on when weather timeout allowed.
• Bethel graduates move out of Cairo
• Signing Day 2011 List
• The Lemming List
• Teenager pleads guilty in summertime stabbing near Osceola
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Minutes up, but role the same for Turner
• South Bend issues 'snow clearance' condition, bans parking on main streets: Mayor hasn't yet declared emergency
• Blizzard conditions lead several area county governments to close Wednesday
• Notre Dame football: Historic defensive haul has Irish eyes smiling
• Notre Dame football: Historic defensive haul has Irish eyes smiling
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish crush Orange
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish set up for Big East run
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish set up for Big East run
• Notre Dame football: Kelly, staff learned fast and didn't back down
• Notre Dame football: Kelly, staff learned fast and didn't back down
• Notre Dame football: Kelly, staff learned fast and didn't back down
• Notre Dame football: Kelly, staff learned fast and didn't back down
• Notre Dame recruiting: Recruiting breakups can get messy
• Notre Dame recruiting: Recruiting breakups can get messy
• Notre Dame recruiting: Recruiting breakups can get messy
• Notre Dame recruiting: Recruiting breakups can get messy
• Group prays for South Bend's future
• Elkhart firefighter drops sex discrimination suit
• Bill linking jobless benefits with drug-free pledge moving ahead in Indiana
• Niles Township robberies may be linked: Police ask residents to be on alert for suspicious activity.
• High school girls basketball: Memorial's Barnett commits to Wisconsin-Green Bay
• Jackson moves to secondary
• South Shore adding cars departing Chicago Tuesday
• Smoking ban passes Indiana House: Advocates hope Senate removes exemptions.
• Indiana General Assembly takes a snow day
• Notre Dame football: Subtract one from Irish class
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish at Merrifield for public practice
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Achonwa's game expands
• South Bend officer accepts 30-day suspension: Bortone accused of taking license plate
• Snow's on its way: Tips offered on how to deal with latest round of winter weather.
• Shoppers crowd local stores ahead of expected snowfall
• House fire leaves woman struggling: Home destroyed, van damaged, 54-year-old seeks help.
• School board ends six contracts: Lack of funding leaves future of some programs in question.
• Logan CEO plans to retire: Harshman caps off 33 years as leading voice for those with disabilities.
• Dvorak places jobs, schools at top of agenda: Legislator who's running for S.B. mayor shares thoughts.
• Shoppers grab food, other items ahead of expected snowstorm in South Bend area
• Okotcha heading to Oklahoma
• Logan CEO Dan Harshman retiring from South Bend institution: Executive caps off 33 years as leading voice for those with disabilities
• Priest who was reported missing is safe
• Notre Dame students safely evacuated from Egypt to Turkey
• Faculty almost outnumber students at one-room Bristol school
• Communities prepare for major winter storm
• Chik-fil-A is back at IUSB
• Police: Man sparked blaze with mom in home: Officers pull 82-year-old through window to escape blaze.
• Meteorologist: South Bend snowfall record likely safe
• Schools dealing with gay bullying: But some say high schools' policies need improvement.
• Residential fire on McKinley Highway
• Notre Dame panel discusses females in war: Experts say new type of warfare, new roles show effectiveness has no gender.
• SWAT team called to Hickory Village
• Notre Dame swimming: Quartet leads ND women
• Notre Dame tennis: Irish men beat Sooners
• Shootings across nation put area cops on guard: Police officials say officers may take extra precautions.
• Storm could bring heavy snow, wind
• Group home upsets neighbors: German Twp. residents claim ADEC never notified them.
• Dentists to provide free care to kids
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Villanova's pace tested ND patience
• House fire in South Bend contained after roof caves in
• Van Buren County town of Hartford helps family of slain Amy Henslee: Michigan town mourns deaths of two women
• SWAT Team deployed to Hickory Village Apartments
• Update: Winter Storm Watch for parts of Michiana starts Monday
• Notre Dame students to be evacuated from Egypt
• English-language bill advancing despite questions
• Local assistance available to help with mental illness
• Indiana considering immigration bill: Overflow crowd expected at hearing on Arizona-style law.
• No answers in Niles couple's deaths a year later: Killer of Niles couple still on loose, despite many interviews
• Golfers have fun on a frozen Elkhart fairway: Annual fundraising tournament draws 144.
• Buttigieg enters South Bend mayoral race: Democrat says city needs improvement in areas of economic development, education, safety.
• South Bend event promotes healthy snacking for kids: Children, adults learn about nutritious alternatives to junk food
• Bertrand board members question recall effort: Four of five board members targeted.
• Dowagiac Conservation Club rendezvous a family affair: Event focuses on educating children.
• 'Intelligent' Dowagiac man gets 6-40 years: Drug history too much to overlook, prosecutor says.
• Elderly woman rescued from South Bend fire
• Notre Dame football: Ian Williams shines in Senior Bowl
• We're talking youth movement -- sort of
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Flat Irish survive Villanova
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish win shootout over Miami
• Martin's employees assist police: Three chase, help contain suspect.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Keys to a strong stretch run
• Indiana considers immigration bill: Overflow crowd expected at hearing on Arizona-style law.
• Updated: Illinois man injured in St. Joseph County snowmobile accident
• Fun on a frozen fairway: Annual fundraising tournament draws 144.
• Goshen Police nab two juveniles, adult in vehicle break-in
• China Garden closing: Family hopes to reopen at new site
• Ski-masked armed robber hits Kubiak's Bar in Niles
• Officers rescue elderly woman from burning South Bend home
• Iconography at South Bend church restored: Images more than decoration, priest says
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Bruszewski has made adjustments in game
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish stumble in shootout thriller
• Police 'justified' in fatal shooting: Wagoner had gun and opened fire on officers.
• Flu cases increase in area: It's not too late to get immunized, health officer says.
• Ivy Tech adding dental program
• South Bend council to see new face: Rouse to seek 4th District seat.
• IUSB's Reck will retire in 2013: Retirement policy waived for one year.
• Drugs get Dowagiac man 6 years: Drug history too much to overlook, prosecutor says.
• Walkerton man pleads guilty in son's death: Plea deal seeks lesser charge; new court date set.
• Snowmobile and semi accident sends one person to Memorial Hospital
• Iconography at St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church restored: Images more than decoration, priest says
• Police looking for answers in Hartford murders
• Missing mom, 2nd woman found buried in Van Buren County
• IUSB chancellor will retire in 2013: Mandatory retirement waived for one year
• Plymouth homeless man and dog free again
• Notre Dame football: Huggins chooses Rutgers
• LaPorte man facing felony charges: He's accused of sexual misconduct with a minor
• Mishawaka superintendent search continues: School board to meet soon to review applications
• Police seek help in identifying credit card thieves
• Van Buren County police: Amy Henslee, Tonya Howarth both shot to death
• Notre Dame socer: Irish duo make the grade
• Parish priest missing since early January: Family, diocese seek information on 'Father Dom.'
• Fire heavily damages South Bend home: Official cause of blaze has not been determined, officials said.
• Disaster continues to haunt : Residents reflect on nation's loss
• Suspect mentally ill, say parents: Keiling charged in threat against Donnelly, staff.
• Catholic school ready for fall: Diocese consolidating three Catholic schools.
• Woman finds newborn outside: Someone left infant on porch on frigid night.
• Teen sentenced for cemetery mischief: First-time offender apologizes, receives suspended sentence.
• Chick-fil-A removed from IUSB campus
• Gates to present Notre Dame address
• Notre Dame hockey: Players meeting helps Irish refocus
• Notre Dame football: Catching up with Jack Swarbrick
• Notre Dame football: Niklas narrows list
• Notre Dame football: Golson a match for Irish offense
• Parents say son accused of threatening South Bend congressman needs help, not jail
• Blood found at trailer as officials search for missing mother
• NIPSCO launches online reporting of streetlight outages
• Burr Oak officer charged with OWI
• Notre Dame football: Irish announce fifth-year candidates
• Notre Dame football: Irish announce fifth-year candidates
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: January 27, 2011
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: January 27, 2011
• Notre Dame swimming: Dyer earns national honor
• Notre Dame softball: Irish picked 1st in poll
• Fire, fuel tank explosions damage Warsaw's RR Donnelley
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Henderson reluctantly warms up to stardom
• Three men pull Michigan City woman from car just before train hits
• Early graduates could earn college tuition: Bill proposes scholarships of $3,500 for high school students.
• Vaccine rates shoot up: Indiana kids meeting new immunization requirements.
• Shooting victim's dad speaks out: Woman makes progress after shot to head; police still seeking shooter.
• Feds say man made threats to Donnelly
• St. Joseph's team wins Quiz Bowl: State finals scheduled on March 19
• Ivy Tech sees administrative departures: New chancellor expected to be named this spring.
• 2010-11 ND Men's Basketball Stats (17-4 Overall; 6-3 Big East)
• Michigan transportation official suggests Niles bridge project could be tourist draw : Interest in span's removal could make up for detour
• Rap star Snoop Dogg performs live in South Bend
• Chick-fil-A removed from IU South Bend campus
• Priest vanishes without a trace, parishioners worried
• U.S. secretary of defense to be Notre Dame commencement speaker
• Indiana House bill could change the ID law
• South Bend woman shot in the head last month is recovering
• Native American actor, Rochester icon, dies: Chief White Eagle appeared in films and on TV
• Student volunteers sought to help with South Bend snow removal
• St. Joseph County commissioners deny requests to attend events in Las Vegas
• Ivy Tech sees administrative departures
• Registered nurse accused of stealing pills in LaPorte
• Police arrest North Webster man after finding discarded meth lab
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: January 26, 2011
• Covert Township nuclear plant back at full power
• South Bend's Bauer rails against charter schools bill: Democrat says teachers are being 'Mitch slapped.'
• Measure seeks to clarify Indiana gun law: Would bar employers from asking about firearms in vehicles.
• ICS's warehouse project at Kingsbury is in limbo: Company unable to secure sufficient outgoing cargo at this time.
• South Bend police detective hurt in car crash
• Bertrand recall drive goes ahead: Signatures turned in to the county clerk.
• Update: Kitchen fire in a Castle Point apartment north of South Bend is under control
• Pizza restaurant robbed Tuesday evening in Niles Township; police seek assailant
• South Bend reacts to president's State of the Union address
• Two vie for Plymouth mayor so far
• Police following leads in Specialized Staffing shooting
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Something special in the air at Pitt
• New semester and new schools for Benton Harbor students
• Suspect admits stabbing his ex-wife and killing another man
• State bill could make English the only language
• Man admits guilt in death of Ja-Vonda Tharbs in South Bend
• FBI in South Bend arrest Chicago homicide suspect
• Memorial, South Bend schools join forces: Hospital to evaluate, offer advice on district's HR functions.
• Some anticipate Obama's message will provide hope to Elkhart
• Niles tower issue on slow boat: Budget issues could linger until fall, Eull says.
• Bertrand recall drive moves ahead: Signatures turned in to the county clerk.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Underdog Irish stun No. 2 Pitt
• Notre Dame football: Ex-players weigh in on Weis' move
• Police identify two stabbing victims: Man, 33, dies; woman in fair shape; officers jail ex-husband.
• Van Buren County 'mailbox shooter' sketches released
• Investigation continues into Lowe Foundation fire: Lowe Foundation headquarters building destroyed.
• Snow ordinance takes effect: No citations issued in first three days
• Charter schools bill advances to House: General Assembly to consider measure that would expand them in state.
• Exemptions grow for smoking ban: House votes to add bars, fraternal clubs, nursing homes.
• What ails new death registry?: Doctors group says system has bugs; health department says it's fine.
• Woman bitten by dog while delivering mail: Injuries reportedly not life-threatening.
• Green Tech to expand, create more jobs in South Bend
• Pedestrian mail carrier in South Bend bitten by dog while on the job : Woman's injuries reportedly not life-threatening
• Update: Vehicle plunges into Elkhart River, two injured
• St. Joseph County jury deliberating Mishawaka rape case : Chicago man accused in attack
• Syracuse couple arrested in drug case, face additional neglect charge
• Notre Dame football: Catching up with former Irish stars
• Irish drop #2 Pittsburgh for first road win
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish shock No. 2 Pitt
• Bald eagle spotted along St. Joseph River in Mishawaka
• Update: Arrested suspect knew at least one victim in North Liberty stabbings
• Notre Dame football: Ex-players weigh in on Weis' move
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Bruszewski responds to challenge
• Indiana Legislature to take on unemployment insurance
• Winter weather makes for rough Monday on the Bypass
• Indiana House exempts bars from proposed smoking ban
• Investigation continues into Lowe Foundation fire: Headquarters building destroyed
• South Bend apartment fire displaces family
• Notre Dame tennis: Virginia crushes ND men
• Notre Dame lacosse: Five Irish players chosen
• Notre Dame women's basketball: St. John's can't handle Irish deluge
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Extra effort propelling Pitt's Gibbs
• UPDATE: Man dead, woman sent to the hospital in North Liberty stabbing
• Pols urged to cross aisle
• NEWS & NOTES
• New K-9 locates fleeing suspect
• AT THE PODIUM
• A different kind of education: With a waiting list, new virtual public school a popular offering.
• Is South Bend a 'dying city'?: Mayor, other leaders dispute Newsweek ranking.
• Mishawaka ambulance runs on rise: Growth in medical offices, growing population among the reasons.
• Universities recruit more to keep enrollment up: Most say standards for admission not changed.
• Shopping's heyday next focus for history center
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Extra effort propelling Pitt's Gibbs
• Notre Dame women's basketball: St. John's can't handle Irish deluge
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Peters getting noticed as Irish make a push
• Thieves vandalize South Bend facility, cause propane leak
• Economist: Good time to be an Indiana farmer
• Michigan offers funds for volunteer water monitors
• 3 movies made in Michigan to open at Sundance
• Bosma says odds better for Ind. driver texting ban
• Some big bills on back burner in Ind. Legislature
• Several departments respond to Cassopolis business fire
• As meth labs increase, so do measures to stop them
• Decline in St. Joseph County home construction continues: Just 146 built last year in county, down 82 percent since start of recession.
• Vote centers on fast track in Indiana General Assembly: Centralized polling sites would replace traditional precincts.
• Trinity School teaches students about medieval time
• Many brave free weather for Einstein Bros. opening in South Bend: Einstein Bros. celebrates opening with free sandwiches for a year.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: McBride out for rest of the season
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Desperate turns into dynamic
• Notre Dame holds off Marquette to win again
• South Bend in Newsweek's top ten list of dying cities
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough's career-high ignites Irish comeback
• Notre Dame football: Floyd catches ND's MVP award
• Two hospitalized after Mishawaka apartment fire
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish look inside for improvement
• Evacuation survey under way in Berrien, Van Buren counties
• South Bend police respond to early morning shooting on Western Avenue
• Police seeking suspects in South Bend shooting Friday: Two people injured at corner of Olive and Prast.
• Michiana workers brave icy weather
• 3 Michiana Bears fans won't part with playoff tickets: No price good enough to buy pass to Sunday NFC game.
• Notre Dame ice hockey: Irish bounced by Ohio State
• Three South Bend mayoral hopefuls file finance reports: Buttigieg takes early lead filling campaign coffers.
• South Bend shooting investigation continues : Police killed 41-year-old man after 2-hour stand-off.
• Larceny ring targets purses, credit cards in South Bend
• Dowagiac 'meth professor' headed to prison: Prosecutor said man taught others how to make drug.
• Cass County commissioners set date for administrator position interviews
• 3 Benton Harbor schools closed mid-year: Budget woes force closure, some layoffs.
• Power outage affects traffic lights in Roseland area
• South Bend police are still seeking suspects in shooting: Two people injured at corner of Olive and Prast.
• Shooting investigation continues: Police killed 41-year-old man after 2-hour stand-off.
• Underage drinking leads to arrests of 9 Notre Dame students
• Larceny ring targeting purses in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Tinkering begins for Kelly
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Can Irish turn tables on Eagles?
• A.J. Wright winding down South Bend operations
• Charges diverted against WSBT's Rick Mecklenburg
• Convicted child molester from Walkerton gets maximum sentence
• Fry touts schools, jobs as key issues in run for Mishawaka mayor
• Tipster uncovers South Bend 'makeup thief'
• Cass County crime reports available online
• Fire heavily damages Elkhart manufacturer
• 41-year-old resident fatally shot by officers: Police say victim fired first; autopsy is scheduled for today.
• Carousel earns top 10 ranking: Magazine lists it among best places to play in Midwest.
• Death registry causing some grief: Cremation delayed waiting for paperwork from physician.
• Teens have close call with train: Crossing arms come down around vehicle.
• Notre Dame hockey: Big picture can wait for Irish
• Indiana Senate OKs fake pot bill: Unanimous vote sends bill to the House.
• Beer buyers may keep showing ID: Liquor store owners support law requiring all to be carded.
• JESSE is closer to realignment: 2011-2012 focus: To return special education students to home district.
• 41-year-old South Bend resident fatally shot by officers: Police say victim fired first; autopsy is scheduled for today.
• Notre Dame football: Irish coaches showing fight in recruiting
• New Indiana death registry system causing added grief for some
• Michigan State Troopers looking for missing sex offenders
• St. Joseph County Health Department issues extreme cold advisory
• St. Joseph County Health Department issues extreme cold advisory
• Plymouth board discusses realignment of JESSE
• Cat licensing fee considered in Berrien County: Director: Felines are everywhere
• Major fire breaks out at Century Foam plant in Elkhart
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: January 20, 2011
• Brothers jailed when 35-plus meth labs found in Pierceton
• South Bend resumes curbside Christmas tree pickup
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Tuitt turns back to Irish
• Is it time to break the ice?: Ice dams can damage a roof, but removing them requires care
• Al DeRoo, longest-serving South Bend officer, retires
• Smoking ban now heading to full House: Panel votes to exempt casinos.
• Charter school push under way: Expansion part of Daniels' agenda on education.
• Parvo sours puppies' adoption: Family wants Marshall pet shelter to pay vet bills.
• Details emerge in Michigan City boy's death: Police allege other adults were in house during days of physical abuse.
• Mayoral candidate is proposing tax cut: Hamann says county wheel tax also affects S.B. residents.
• Facebook post under scrutiny: Plymouth teacher shares photo of snow sculpture prank.
• South Bend officer could face 30-day suspension: Chief alleges former 'officer of the year' violated department rules.
• Cassopolis gets new village manager: Ex-Buchanan official accepts offer, may start Monday.
• Notre Dame football: Hounshell always had eyes on Irish
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish surprise themselves from outside
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Tuitt turns back to Irish
• Irish get much-needed ego boost
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish get lift from Scott in win over Bearcats
• Plymouth teacher's Facebook post under scrutiny
• Pet-saving resuscitation kits donated to local fire departments
• Goshen campus talks safety after sexual assault allegations surface
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish surprise themselves, Hoyas with long-range prowess
• Man accused of beating child to death has criminal history
• After 47 years, South Bend's longest-serving police officer retires
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Scott may suit up against Cincinnati
• Smoking ban moving to full House: Panel votes to exempt casinos.
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Hounshell always had eyes on Irish
• Police searching for armed suspect in Fifth Third Bank robbery in South Bend
• 2 waive exams in Edwardsburg break-ins: One-week adjournment granted for third suspect.
• South Bend mayoral hopeful Hamann proposes tax cut
• South Bend officer faces 30-day suspension: Chief alleges former 'officer of the year' violated department rules.
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: January 19, 2011
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish's Tuttle selected
• Analytical lab open for business at Notre Dame's Innovation Park
• Preview of senior fraud prevention program taking place in Elkhart
• Toll Road's i-Zoom fee isn't new, operator says: $1 monthly charge covers transponder, says official.
• DNA test mandated after rape at South Bend drugstore: Defendant Kemp was released by DOC two days before attack.
• Drug vow, jobless benefits linked by Indiana bill: Bill requires jobless to pledge against taking drugs.
• St. Pius X launches student paper: First edition rolls off Tribune's presses.
• South Bend School board updated on New Tech project progress: School board updated on plans for fall opening.
• Fry to run for Mishawaka mayor: Democrat has served more than 20 years as state representative.
• Niles tower lease once again up for grabs: Panel expected to decide issue Monday night.
• Michigan Supreme Court to hear Habor Shores case: Justices listen to arguments Friday; it may be last chance for opponents.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins sets the tone: Sophomore helps Irish subdue Georgetown.
• Woman reports man forced her from Goshen College campus, assaulted her
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish searching for winning formula
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish searching for winning formula
• Surveillance video shows cosmetics thief in action
• DNA test ordered for suspect in South Bend drug store rape: Kemp had been released from prison two days before attac
• RV industry turning a corner
• Elkhart County Police investigate another arson at Ox Bow Park
• Fry to run for Mishawaka mayor
• St. Pius X School in Granger launches student newspaper
• Notre Dame football: Tuitt switches commitment to Georgia Tech
• Notre Dame football: Tuitt switches commitment to Georgia Tech
• UPDATE: Michigan City boy's autopsy: 'Homicide by multiple blunt force trauma'
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins' game maturing for Irish
• Notre Dame football: Irish lure Hounshell from grips of Gator country
• Records available to former Allcare Dental patients
• Being your child's 'Superman': Expert panel discusses parents' role in education.
• 'Drum Majors' awarded for community service: Educators, hospital helpers win King Day honor
• Granger girl, 11, wins national football contest: NFL Punt, Pass and Kick finals were held in Atlanta's Georgia Dome.
• Trustee grilled on spending practices: Penn Township Board approves only part of 2010 financial report.
• Mishawaka council debates park pool's future: Meeting tries to move beyond issue of Gibbard pool vs. splash pad.
• LaPorte County house fire turns into sword fight: Cops use Taser after man refuses to let go of sword as home burns.
• Niles weighs search process: Council to decide how to go about finding next city administrator.
• Exner to speak at museum
• Notre Dame to host five events for Holy Cross Week
• An in-depth look at Indiana's townships
• King's legacy draws attention to fight for equality, community
• AM General optimistic about future
• South Bend police investigate rape report of 13-year-old
• No details released in death of Michigan City boy
• Red-tagged cars towed in South Bend
• Pizza drivers targeted along North O'Brien
• LaPorte County house fire turns into sword fight
• Much to do for Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday
• Fire at Niles recycling facility quickly controlled
• 'Drum Majors' awarded for community service: Educators, hospital helpers win King Day honor
• Hoosier was well traveled for little money: He kept elaborate records of his hitchhiking adventures.
• Notre Dame football: Irish target picks USC
• Not handicap-accessible: Snow mounds make getting around even tougher for disabled.
• Third ambulance crew at issue: Mishawaka union at odds over logistics.
• New Buffalo Township resort plan hits snag: Funding for project falls short.
• For some, the snow is simply delightful: There's no hibernating for these winter sports lovers.
• Kids find helping others 'fun': Edwardsburg students pack boxes for needy.
• Michigan school secretary known by her hats: Mentor and mom looks to add a little fun in life.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins embraces her role as a leader
• Michiana prepares to celebrate King's legacy: South Bend tradition started 25 years ago
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Another New York nightmare for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Another New York nightmare for Irish
• Notre Dame football: Recruit target Carlisle picks USC
• Notre Dame football: Recruit target Carlisle picks USC
• Free radon test kits available to LaPorte County residents
• New alignment for new Niles bridge: Shift expected to be slight at span's west end
• Elkhart County police respond to vehicle vs. pedestrian accident
• New BuffaloTownship resort plan hits snag: Funding for project falls short
• Notre Dame researcher holds out hope for son convicted of espionage
• Michiana retirees see layoffs as fact of life: At AM General, they've seen it before, believe it will be seen again.
• Jobs don't always follow tax breaks in South Bend: Economic recession could excuse most from penalties.
• Mishawaka revises service fees: Biggest changes seen for ambulances, building projects.
• Winter at the Potawatomi Zoo: Afternoon draws hundreds of people to see the animals
• A.J. Wright worker chronicles last days
• Meaning of being American discussed in South Bend: 'A Little Taste of Peace' event held Saturday.
• 19 minors cited in South Bend for drinking
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish can't solve Nanooks' pressure
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins embraces the stage
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Nash eyeing Garden party
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish can't solve Nanooks' pressure
• People discuss the meaning of being American to honor King: 'A Little Taste of Peace' event held Saturday.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish defense stifles Pitt
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Lynch gives word to Irish -- again
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Lynch gives word to Irish -- again
• Ex-candidate charged with making threats in Indiana
• No bond, no body in Venus Stewart murder case; trial set for husband
• 19 minors cited for drinking at party in South Bend
• Gun incident reported at South Bend Racquet Club
• South Bend man arrested after altercation
• In a Jif, LaPorte youngster could win national PB sandwich contest: Your online votes can bring big win for Landon Jones
• South Bend thief's MO is MU (makeup)
• Plymouth resident's wolf hybrid again in shelter
• No-contact order lifted against former Notre Dame coach Haywood: Woman says she does not fear him.
• Palm Sunday tornado curiosity spurs website
• Notre Dame hockey: Johnson sharp in Irish win over Alaska
• On Monday, 'red tag' cars will be towed by South Bend
• AM General to cut 300 workers: Expects jobs to be phased out starting Feb. 14.
• Beloved South Bend educator Oldham dies at 83: Hundreds pay tribute to retired Riley principal on Facebook.
• A.J. Wright is winding down: Operation will close doors by Feb. 8.
• Truck driver accused of stealing 800 gallons of gas in Springville
• Cassopolis man faces 21 to 40 years for child abuse: Girl was sexually assaulted for 12 years.
• DUI is top offense of Marshall jail inmates: Alcohol-related offenses account for nearly 25 percent of bookings.
• AM General to lay off 300: Expects jobs to be phased out starting Feb. 14.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Mallory opens up Irish offense
• South Bend police arrest men with gun, drugs
• South Bend 'snow birds' to be towed Monday
• Algie Oldham, former principal at Riley High School in South Bend, dies
• Signs of confusion
• A.J. Wright is winding down: Operation will close doors by Feb. 8.
• Plymouth police again confiscate homeless man's wolf hybrid
• Elkhart County police investigating 4 possible cases of cop impersonation
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish pay Ishaq Williams early visit, land commitment
• Truck driver accused of stealing 800 gallons of diesel fuel: LaPorte County police probe thefts at gas pump.
• Notre Dame soccer: 3 Irish picked in MLS
• Got tax questions? Send them to TaxTalk@sbtinfo.com
• Selling -- Your Business Depends On It -- Part 6
• Notre Dame spin-off develops revolutionary portable diagnostic tool
• Sightseeing turns into crime fighting: S.B. cop recovers stolen iPad after foot chase in Chicago.
• Heroes Camp founders honored at Statehouse: Couple receive MLK award for work with youths.
• Similar home invasions spook city residents: Suspects apprehended; police say incidents don't appear to be related.
• Timlin receives 3 years: Judge says Crime Stoppers embezzler's remorse not enough.
• Madison still offering treatment for patients: Mental health facility remains in operation, despite rumors.
• Daniels school plan ignores preschool: Experts argue early childhood most important, and most states emphasize it.
• Bishop is 'cautiously optimistic': New fundraising phases for St. Joseph's to begin in February.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Sluggish start surprised McGraw
• Notre Dame hockey: Trying to build on success : Irish take momentum from last weekend's sweep to battle with Nanooks.
• Man escapes house fire in South Bend
• Teens, guns and home invasions: Police arrest three in week's second robbery.
• Goshen man convicted of multiple sex crimes
• Bishop 'cautiously optimistic' about new high school: New fundraising phases for St. Joseph's to begin in February.
• Crime Stoppers thief sentenced to three years in prison: Judge says Crime Stoppers embezzler's remorse not enough.
• School bus drivers battle snow
• Firefighters respond to blaze in St. Joseph
• Notre Dame football: Tuitt sets Georgia Tech visit; Scarlett to Cal
• Crews fight 'very large' Kewanna factory fire
• Cass makes offer for manager post
• Two arrested in hit-and-run that injured state trooper
• Notre Dame swimming: Irish end Evanston drought
• Home invasion victim called 911 from landline: Police quickly responded to open line; 2 arrested.
• Armed intruders invade River Park home in South Bend; 3 teens taken into custody
• Forced off the sidewalks: Pedestrians say snow leaves them no choice except street.
• Red Cross marks Haiti earthquake: Chapter director praises outpouring of local donations
• More details emerging on turnaround timeline: 20 Hoosier schools at risk for possible takeover.
• Andrews students address Haiti need: Service marks quake that killed thousands, ravaged island.
• County smoking ban back on the table
• 10-year sentence in sex crime
• NBC's Thompson to speak at breast cancer event
• State fail-safe pushed for towns in crisis: Lawmaker says Hoosier towns need same safety net as Michigan.
• 2010-11 Notre Dame men's statistics (14-3 overall; 3-2 Big East)
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish close strong to deck Cards
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Home or not, Irish thumping hard to figure
• LaPorte County dispatchers handle increase in calls related to weather
• UPDATE: Notre Dame football: Comfort level keeps Floyd at ND
• UPDATE: Notre Dame football: Comfort level keeps Floyd at ND
• 911 call helps spare South Bend home invasion victims: Two teens arrested, police search for third
• Hundreds of vehicles in the area are red-tagged and ready to be towed
• Man, 26, charged in bookstore burglary in South Bend
• Bill would help local governments out of debt
• Elkhart schools' CARES program helping to mentor students
• 10-year prison sentence in sex crime: Man had taken explicit photos of juvenile to be developed.
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: January 12, 2011
• St. Joseph County Council grants tax abatement to media company
• Update: Snow causing treacherous road conditions in LaPorte and Porter counties
• Toll Road bans some trucks amid snow warning
• Local lawmakers hear few surprises
• Student takes center stage in Globetrotter visit at Dickinson
• Student takes center stage in Globetrotter visit at Dickinson
• Indiana lawmakers weigh ban on fake pot: Bill would criminalize sale, use of 19 synthetic cannabinoids.
• Museum rolls up to Elkhart school: Traveling history exhibit to visit 23 states.
• Police on hand for Donnelly appearance: Security seen after violence in Arizona.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Muffet likes her team's intensity
• Sections of Interstate 69 in northern and central Indiana close after semi crashes : Snowy weather also affects I-65
• Friends of Michigan family marvel at how boy survived train-car crash in Indiana
• Benton Harbor School District takes steps to avoid state takeover
• Police investigate home invasion; South Bend family held at gunpoint
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Defensive standout Ishaq Williams still mulling options
• Notre Dame football: Four ND recruits to play for USA
• Your back says 'Push, don't shovel snow'
• Birth of baby in Mishawaka has numerical significance
• Snow already causing headaches for homeowners because of ice dams
• South Bend council members try to make sidewalk issue clear
• Former Notre Dame offensive coordinator Haywood says victim doesn't oppose contact: Judge wants her to say so under oath
• Execution date for killer of 3 in Mishawaka set April 6
• Smoking ban back on the table in St. Joseph County
• Museum rolls into Elkhart: Library of Congress exhibit will hit 23 states in eight months.
• South Bend seeks volunteers to help remove snow
• Another Michiana go at more snow
• Teen freed after pleading to fake bomb threats: His mother remains critical of government.
• Niles firefighters battle garage fire
• UPDATE: ISP trooper to undergo second surgery; struck during Toll Road traffic stop attempt
• ND football recruiting: Indy OL Nick Martin commits to Notre Dame: Brother of Irish lineman Zack Martin flips from Kentucky
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish clunker hard to watch : Marquette dominates in all phases
• Digging out: Some struggling with clogged side streets
• Malawian jailed in IUSB burglary: Bookstore has busy day because of unexpected closings.
• Daniels to address state tonight: Will focus on education in 7th State of the State speech.
• South Bend Common Council approves fines for snowy sidewalks: Lawmakers OK new ordinance
• Soldier's daughter gets a school-day surprise
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Warriors expose Irish
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Lynch expands his list
• South Bend residents: Move vehicles from east-west streets
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Marquette picks apart Irish defense
• Another man pleads guilty in '09 fatal shooting of South Bend man: Fifth defendant admits guilt; charges still pending for three
• Trooper hurt after being hit by fleeing car on the Indiana Toll Road
• South Bend man strikes house with station wagon
• Severe erosion does damage to Lake Michigan beach community
• Donnelly, other lawmakers rethinking security procedures
• UPDATE: Semi stuck on train tracks in South Bend
• Teen freed in South Bend after pleading to fake bomb threats: His mother remains critical of government
• Notre Dame football: New Irish postseason awards show tickets go on sale
• Notre Dame football: New Irish postseason awards show tickets go on sale
• Handgun allegedly dropped on snowpile results in 3 arrests in South Bend
• Things to do in South Bend: Blog aims to highlight hundreds of activities
• It's a snow day as cleanup continues: S.B. schools cancel for today; 38.6-inch total tops '78 blizzard.
• Snow can't chill bridal show: Couples choose long engagement periods but get busy planning.
• Assembly may take up labor measure: Business groups push right-to-work legislation.
• Lunch buddy mentors needed: New program pairs students with adults.
• Lawmakers ready to debate bans: Prohibiting phone use while driving, smoking up for discussion.
• Group hopes to win $25,000
• Beekeepers derail proposed bee regulations: Measure would have limited how many hives they could have.
• Historic boat getting makeover
• Window smashed at IUSB bookstore
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Lynch decommits from FSU, will visit ND this weekend
• Notre Dame football: Taylor likes what he sees in Irish
• IUSB bookstore vandalized, closed Sunday
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish learn from loss, eager for rematch
• No classes Monday for South Bend students; city crews work on snowy streets
• Mishawaka digging itself out after weekend snow
• Notre Dame men's basketball: New-look Irish prepare for old foe in Marquette
• Temporary lane and ramp closures expected as crews clear snow from bypass
• South Bend gets more than 25 inches of snow Saturday
• Michiana residents shovel, help each other out
• Repeat DUI offender in court: Receives 10 days in jail, 2 years on house arrest for seventh offense.
• Mishawaka trying to tame Dragoon Trail: Stoplights would come to Logan intersection in Mishawaka.
• One-year anniversary of Mishawaka officer's death: Today marks one-year anniversary of Mishawaka officer's death
• Is dead boy's Mishawaka family owed for distress?: Mishawaka argues not in case of 5-year-old killed in transformer.
• Is removal best option for Niles dam?: DNR official to address city panel Monday.
• Cass County to put more hours into snow clearing
• Plymouth targets graduation rate: District outlines plan to improve dropout rate, meet AYP goal.
• Much to do for King's birthday this year: National holiday to observe civil rights leader Jan. 17
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish collect CCHA sweep
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Lynch gives Irish one more look
• UPDATE: Storm was 'classic lake effect'
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Surging Irish dominate St. John's
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish moment dissolves : Connecticut clutch in final minutes
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish moment dissolves : Connecticut clutch in final minutes
• Updated: Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Another big one got away : You have to hand it to Huskies for stepping up.
• Indy Rep. Carson ups security after Arizona shooting
• South Bend police ditch cruisers
• South Bend breaks single-day snowfall record
• TRANSPO suspends service, South Bend airport flights delayed or canceled
• Snow creates havoc on streets in South Bend
• Mishawaka mayor asks residents to stay off city streets
• National Weather Service: South Bend could set snowfall record
• Fans attending today's Notre Dame women's basketball game urged to use caution
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish offense erupts in rout of N. Michigan
• Racial slur gone in new 'Huck Finn': Teacher says epithet opens door for dialogue on its impact.
• Grissom students caught sexting: 7 suspended after image passed on cells.
• When it comes to going green, these fifth-graders lead way: Elementary hoping to make a difference.
• Probe of Notre Dame scissor lift fatality continues: Student died during Oct. 27 football practice.
• Gun pulled in Mishawaka road rage incident
• New prosecutor reviewing LaPorte schools
• Elkhart 'danger to society' gets prison: Incarceration nothing new for Elkhart offender.
• Cass County man says burglary crippled his business
• New faces to lead Cass commissioners : Two in minority party selected to head county board
• Pagel regains post with Berrien County board
• Wicked winter weather takes over
• Seven Grissom students suspended for sexting: Photo of nude girl was forwarded among students.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brooks has his chance
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Mental approach key for Irish
• Notre Dame football: Recruit Williams close to a decision
• Update: Notre Dame football: Recruit Lynch 'still in love with Notre Dame'
• Update: Notre Dame football: Recruit Lynch 'still in love with Notre Dame'
• Much to do in Michiana for King's birthday
• Lawyers argue against suit from family of Mishawaka child killed by open transformer box
• Court documents reveal how investigators build case against accused killer
• Passer-by reports Bristol house fire
• Gun pulled in road rage fight: 69-year-old arrested in Mishawaka
• Burglary cripples business: Cass County man said he was forced to lay off workers around Thanksgiving
• IUSB renovation project to begin this year
• Notre Dame baseball: 7th in league poll
• Notre Dame football: Bullard to transfer to Tennessee
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent, hiring up
• Throwing himself into pottery career: Buchanan man weathers job loss by turning hobby into a business.
• Trinity kids get taste of college: High schoolers conduct experiments -- some on food -- in chemistry lab.
• Deaths of birds in South worry some in area: Local experts see no cause for alarm, offer a few theories.
• 48 charges filed in burglary ring: Suspects appear in court; police offer tips to homeowners.
• Crash victim in serious condition
• Missing princess plaque prompts $500 reward: Bronze piece stolen off statue in Mishawaka.
• Granger sewer plan outlined: District's idea may make tap-in optional for many.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Achonwa ahead of McGraw's schedule
• We three kings
• Briefs
• Notre Dame football: Irish recruiting target has come a long way
• Education reform a priority for Indiana legislators
• Notre Dame football: Surveying Kelly's priorities
• Charges filed in Bristol murder that inspired proposed legislation
• Elkhart County non-profit wins $25,000
• Update: Medtec's Goshen, White Pigeon facilities to close
• 48 charges in Cass County burglary ring: Suspects appear in court, police offer tips for homeowners
• 12-year-old sentenced for role in Kosciusko County murder back on the streets
• Notre Dame football: Tuitt wows in all-star workout
• Black ice causes semi to flip on U.S. 30, spill flammable materials
• Daniels: Speech isn't a sign of White House bid
• Thrown a challenge, Michiana man threw back: "Do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.'' -- Matthew 6:34
• $500 reward for Princess Mishawaka plaque
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: January 6, 2011
• Philip named Ivy Tech's interim chancellor
• Go-ahead for Auten roundabout: County says it'll cost less, move traffic better than signal.
• Opening volley fired in 1st session of year: Dems take aim at right-to-work proposal.
• Weight loss changed her life: When pounds came down, her goals, outlook skyrocketed.
• Police break up apparent burglary ring in Edwardsburg: Four suspected in area break-ins.
• 8 dogs die in Michigan City house fire: Homeowners had gone shopping to buy dog food.
• Ivy Tech a possibility for Ignition: But so far, the idea is mostly just that.
• Man receives 40 years in elderly victim's beating: Judge Jerome Frese had spared him prison for prior felony.
• Judge regrets teen's release: Given 'Special' robbery sentence; attempted murder trial still awaits.
• 2010-11 Notre Dame men's basketball statistics
• Notre Dame hockey: Goals, not shots, are shy: Irish focus on cashing in on opportunities against NMU.
• ND recruit targets see all-star action
• Notre Dame football recruiting: It's all in the family for the Atkinsons
• Benton Harbor Commissioners try to 'take back' their city
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish end drought in Milwaukee
• Project to monitor contaminated Elkhart groundwater begins
• Domestic violence shelters overcrowded, economy to blame
• Police: Ring of thieves broken up: Four accused of dozens of burglaries.
• Man charged in 2001 South Bend rape
• Notre Dame football: Rudolph figures to be first-round pick
• 16-year-old accused in stabbing robberies sentenced on another crime: Judge says he regrets that teen was out on bond.
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: January 5, 2011
• Eight dogs die in house fire near Michigan City: Homeowners had gone shopping to buy dog food
• Dowagiac's Russom Park effort moving forward: Option would create six soccer fields at site
• Two arrested in Bridgman break-ins
• Crash closes southbound U.S. 131
• Man would get six years in fatal shooting in South Bend
• Michigan City crash sparks power outage: Transformers explode after car hits NIPSCO pole.
• 'Mistake' set suspect in South Bend rape free: Man faces 3 felonies in drugstore attack.
• Porkers on lam in St. Joseph County on New Year's: Pair lead police on merry chase.
• Improving Niles' gateway: Commercial development may follow South 11th Street corridor plan
• South Bend native starts all-natural meat delivery service
• South Bend native starts all-natural meat delivery service
• Kosciusko County 12-year-old sentenced to 30 years: Friend received same term in stepfather's shooting death.
• Marshall County to hold tax certificate sale in March: Lien process aims to return delinquent parcels to tax roll.
• Female pedestrian in South Bend robbed, pushed to ground
• AllCare Dental patients out of care, money
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough answers challenge in win over No. 8 UConn : Edgy Irish senior takes control
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Fans, Irish feed off Cooley's energy
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Past reminds Irish to be wary : Recent trips to Milwaukee have been rough on Notre Dame
• Update: 12-year-old Kosciusko County boy gets 30-year sentence
• Michigan City crash causes injuries, widespread power outage
• 300-pound pig captured after running through St. Joseph neighborhood
• Mom cut, daughter sent to juvenile facility in South Bend
• Drug store rape suspect faces multiple felony charges
• Benton Township man gets 2 life sentences, more for crime spree
• Man struck by car after confronting shoplifter in South Bend
• South Bend convenience store robbed today
• Bethel prof dies of cancer complications
• Was it blocked?
• 'A tragedy for both our families': New Year's shooting death was an accident, victim's wife says.
• Details emerge in Haywood arrest: Former Notre Dame offensive coordinator declines comment after hearing.
• Questions remain in teen's death: Girl died suddenly in hospital in July; coroner to rule death 'natural.'
• Allcare Dental suddenly closes: Patients find office dark in Mishawaka.
• Space heaters blamed in fires: Official warns about heater use after two house fires Sunday.
• Gleissner to head council again : Democrat to serve as president for fourth time.
• Domestic abuse leads to prison: Buchanan man in court numerous times for assault.
• Blue Chip worker killed: Driver remembered as 'one of those special people.'
• Snyder rolls up his sleeves: New Michigan governor meets with senior staff.
• Rest on tap for Rees, Te'o after injuries
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish bearing down from downtown
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins once hoped to be a Husky
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish bearing down from downtown
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins once hoped to be a Husky
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Walker has been force for Connecticut
• Space heaters spark Sunday fires: Fire marshal warns about heater use.
• Notre Dame football: Irish can bask in glow of victory
• Notre Dame football: Rest on tap for Rees, Te'o after injuries
• Democrat Gleissner to head Mishawaka council again: Longtime member to serve as president for fourth time
• Man released from prison wanted in Wabash : IDOC still looking into placement of alleged rapist.
• Ex-Notre Dame football player, assistant coach makes initial court appearance: Haywood declines to comment afterward
• Mishawaka dentist office closes unexpectedly
• South Shore service disrupted due to overhead wires in LaPorte County
• It's official: Weis and Verducci headed to Florida
• It's official: Weis and Verducci headed to Florida
• Wanted: Images showing transportation
• Blazes under investigation: Two house fires Sunday keep crews busy; no injuries reported.
• Owners treasure their Big Trees: St. Joseph County Parks lists the grandest of them all.
• Walorski weighs job offers, political future
• Rape suspect just days out of prison: Parole officer says man was due to start treatment.
• Library of Congress exhibit on way: 'Gateway to Knowledge' in Elkhart next week.
• Film takes critical look at pressures on schools
• A LOOK BACK
• College hockey: Irish win in shootout
• Resident reports rape in South Bend
• Passenger hurt in Lafayette Boulevard shooting near downtown South Bend
• South Bend blazes under investigation : Two house fires Sunday keep crews busy; no injuries reported
• Group delivers dog houses to those in need in Michiana
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish race to 36-0 start, then cruise
• South Bend woman claims self-defense in son's stabbing
• Historic status sought for Plymouth's Michigan Road
• Indiana's part-time lawmakers juggle duties with jobs, families
• Sharp learning curve with roundabouts: Crashes jump as drivers continue to adjust to intersections.
• St. Joseph County homicide rate has big drop in 2010: But some major crimes are still unsolved.
• South Bend's first New Year baby attracts attention: 2011 brings with it fresh little faces
• Michiana shows its generosity: Need persists all year at places helping others.
• A full plate awaits Indiana lawmakers: Daniels has big agenda for General Assembly in 2011.
• Snyder equipped to guide Michigan, Proos and Tyler believe: Republican legislators expect his business background to be key to turnaround.
• Niles New Year's party turns deadly
• Bystanders catch rape suspect outside South Bend drugstore
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish fall in tourney opener
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Lack of free throws costly to Notre Dame
• Notre Dame women's basketball: on quite a run for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Lack of free throws costly to Notre Dame
• AP source: Florida hires Weis as coordinator
• Updated: Bystanders catch suspect in Walgreens employee sex assault
• Updated: Haywood fired by Pitt
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish let opportunity slip away
• Notre Dame football: Irish win bigger than final score
• White Pigeon snowman contest missing key ingredient: Snow
• New Michigan law allows license points to be erased for some drivers
• Fire, water damages LaPorte's Silgan Containers Corp.
• New Year's party turns deadly in Niles
• Irish shine in Sun Bowl : Notre Dame beats Miami 33-17 in El Paso
• Do this before starting new year: Residents share their traditions, superstitions.
• Designated drivers out in force: Sober chauffeurs say a safe holiday is their compensation.
• Former Notre Dame coach Haywood arrested: Michael Haywood faces domestic violence charges.
• South Bend boy's first birthday marked by many 1's: First day in 2011 holds special numerical pull for some
• Cass road official sees progress in 2010: Goals for 2011 outlined.
• Daniels wants revamped Indiana teacher reviews: ISTA official supports fair evaluation system.
• Time for recycling Christmas trees
• Fischoff names 3 artists of month
• Woman dies when car strikes tree in LaPorte County
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Seattle trip a fish-toss for ND
• Notre Dame professor part of NFL-sponsored treatment project
• Notre Dame Hockey: Notre Dame to be challenged at Shillelagh
• Notre Dame football notebook: Floyd makes 'Canes play catch-up
• Notre Dame football: Harrison Smith acts the part
• Armed robbers hit two Mishawaka businesses
• Notre Dame football diary: Leaving a program headed toward the top
• Irish shine in Sun Bowl
• Notre Dame football: Rout of Miami brightens big picture for Kelly, Irish
• Woman dies in LaPorte County accident
• Irish fans watch 1988 Notre Dame-Miami before Sun Bowl
• Irish fans watch 1988 Notre Dame-Miami before Sun Bowl
• Notre Dame basketball: Orange poised, rolling
• Teen uses memory of cousin to educate classmates about driving dangers
• Charlie Weis may be on the move
• Charlie Weis may be on the move
• Notre Dame football diary: Final thoughts rather telling
• Town of Lakeville issues boil water advisory
• Damage light from Friday chimney fire at Niles house
• Report: Westville Marine Birchfield's killer may have been using drugs
• Elkhart County Health Department cites door-to-door meat sales company
• 'Tis time for recycling Christmas trees
• Notre Dame faces Miami in Sun Bowl: Excitement of old rivalry more important than game itself.
• Schools bound for bowls spend big: ND among top spenders on football, highest per student, according to data.
• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles Indiana: Quakes are rare in northern half of state, expert says.
• Stranger's generosity brightens Niles family's Christmas
• Facebook users talk about the earthquake
• LaGrange sheriff's deputy wounded by bullet
• Buchanan Moose Lodge sale now on hold
• Winter activities postponed at Michiana parks
• Michiana YMCA fundraiser gets cooking: Culinary efforts aim to raise $50,000.
• Thrill is back in Texas: Game's outcome not as important as excitement of old rivalry revisited.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Defense ignites Irish
• Neighbors report hearing gunshots
• Notre Dame football: Sun Bowl more than just one game
• Aimee's road to recovery
• Notre Dame football: Irish fans learn soon if Floyd has any surprises left
• South Bend bank one of 6 to repay TARP funds
• Notre Dame football diary: Boots, bowling before bowl
• UPDATE: LaGrange County deputy shot when officer's gun discharged
• UPDATE: Earthquake rattles Michiana; magnitude downgraded
• Notre Dame football: Rees aging by the game
• Update: Van strikes Elkhart County house
• Community gets cooking for Michiana Family YMCA
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Martin makes immediate impact
• Reinholtz, former St. Joseph County councilman dies at 78
• Second suicide try saved from Benton Harbor's Bicentennial Bridge
• Profanity-laced kids CD shocks parents: Wal-Mart pulls profanity-laced song assortment.
• Historic status sought for Michigan Road route: Michigan Road served pioneers; it is hoped to draw tourists.
• Indiana won't mail out tax forms: Up to two-thirds of Hoosiers file electronically.
• Crash rescue trainer earns award for lifetime service
• Felony charges filed in South Bend arrest: Man alleges police brutality in incident.
• Coloma funeral home employs compassionate dog: Canine offers comfort to those dealing with death.
• New Indiana law bans some electronics from trash
• IUSB to renovate biology labs in spring
• Bridgman CPA arraigned in trust fund embezzlement
• Niles vacation Bible school operates during Christmas break: Area church provides vacation Bible school for children.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish recover to finish off Gonzaga
• Notre Dame football notebook: Miami tips the talent scale in Sun Bowl matchup
• Notre Dame football diary: Urgency, military and even a little hypnosis
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Balance carries Irish past No. 9 Hoyas
• Bus driver seeks to educate children about school bus etiquette
• Felony charges filed in arrest of man who alleges police brutality in South Bend incident
• Police: Unintentional acceleration causes five-car crash in Mishawaka
• Typos may prevent St. Joseph County residents from obtaining flood insurance
• Indiana governor, lawmakers eyeing insurance fund
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: December 29, 2010
• Indiana to stop mailing out state income tax forms
• Notre Dame football notebook: Irish defense no mirage
• Ivy Tech's Calvin wraps up 44-year career
• Urban Garden Market applies for EBT machine
• After 2nd fire, South Bend mobile home destroyed: Frozen hydrant slows response to stubborn blaze.
• Christmas arrest suspect alleges South Bend police brutality
• Niles council to decide fate of old dam in 2011: City considers proposals for generating electricity.
• St. Joseph County philanthropist William S. Shields dies: Businessman gave millions to area organizations.
• Niles Dial-A-Ride adds South Bend stop: Weekday service to Auten Road and Ind. 933 starts Monday.
• Harris Township gives $26,000 to Granger Paths: It's part of fundraising for trail along Adams Road.
• South Bend gas station clerk robbed at gunpoint
• Riley High School band to perform at Gator Bowl: ESPN is airing Saturday's game.
• Notre Dame football diary: Plenty of swagger; plenty of swag too
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins' defense will be challenged
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Trust makes Irish special
• Notre Dame football notebook: Irish defense no mirage
• Goshen man arrested after threats with knife, loaded gun
• Deal to keep 1st Source Bank in downtown South Bend final
• CPA arraigned in trust fund embezzlement
• Former South Bend business leader and philanthropist William S. Shields dies
• New law bans certain electronics from regular trash pickup
• Van-semi truck crash disrupts U.S. 30 traffic near Warsaw
• After second fire, South Bend mobile home destroyed
• Broken boiler closes LaPorte's City Hall
• Crew works to save dog from river in Osceola
• Notre Dame football: Stewart lost sleep, but handled big challenge
• Low-income housing plan draws opposition: LaSalle Park area neighbors worried about impact.
• Hard to rely on lake ice: Best to test depth, strength with tools.
• Gilman retiring after 18 years: Holy Cross became 4-year residential institution under his leadership.
• Oak Hill Cemetery dog ban tabled: Mayor absent from meeting because of father's death.
• Moose ending run in Buchanan?: Lodge sale an option; meeting set for Wednesday.
• Man shot outside Western car wash: Police say victim's story doesn't match evidence.
• Investigation into home invasion continues: Man with cancer tied up for nearly 19 hours.
• VBS on tap this week at church
• Jobless system changes a concern: Workers, companies worry how state will try to fill huge funding hole.
• Granger Paths Project receives $26,000 in grants
• Notre Dame football: Kamara out for Sun Bowl
• Notre Dame football: Stewart lost sleep, but handled big challenge
• Notre Dame football diary: Irish have more talent -- off the field
• Plan could put 70-year-old Elkhart steam engine back on the rails
• Notre Dame hockey: Beers' path comes full circle at ND : Mishawaka defenseman thrilled to be back in town, contributing for Irish.
• Exploding gas lantern injures South Bend man
• Notre Dame football: A look behind the scenes : ND walk-on Castello to share bowl experience with readers.
• Update: Gas leak closes off Indiana 331 in Bremen
• South Bend band to perform at Gator Bowl
• Travelers across country feel effects of east coast blizzard
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Solomon leaves Irish
• Kosciusko County police make multiple drug arrests
• Indiana's lawmakers seek to fix unemployment fund
• Traffic restricted for five-car crash in Mishawaka
• Holy Cross College president to retire this week
• Center offers tired parents helping hand: Medically fragile kids can receive special care they need at A Rosie Place.
• U.S. 31 project leaves businesses in limbo: Several on south side have uncertain futures.
• Used soap among worst gifts: Residents share some of the awful holiday presents they've received
• New food law sprouts businesses: Woman now has time for her baking passion.
• Annual bird count set for Jan. 1: Residents have three ways to participate.
• Dog that defied odds teaches about pet ownership
• Tale shows Facebook's power: Site linked to breakup, effort to help woman.
• Gift of time at top of teachers' wish list
• Christmas babies welcome 'gift': Several moms at Elkhart hospital have special holiday.
• Dukes' General Lee among cars displayed: Studebaker museum exhibit runs to April 10.
• Cars of the stars on display at Studebaker Museum
• Cancer patient robbed, found tied up in South Bend home
• N. Indiana mayor might derail train lease deal
• New N. Ind. auto auction owner plans spring sale
• Seeberg case timeline
• Holiday travel not too heavy in Michiana: Planes, trains not as full on Christmas.
• Difficult votes thing of past for Three Oaks' Jelinek: Retiring state lawmaker anticipates sweet retirement.
• Some Michiana restaurants open even on Christmas: Chinese food restaurants offer alternative for holiday diners.
• Hannah's House provides support for moms even after birth
• IUSB student looks beyond battle with cancer: For Granger resident, artistic pursuit is therapy.
• Man crashes car, assaults officer
• Workers pointed to careers in steel industry
• Transportation funds benefit southwestern Michigan communities
• Hoosiers warned about donations scam: Caller claims to be affiliated with Child Services Department.
• Open, even on Christmas: Chinese food restaurants offer alternative for holiday diners.
• Notre Dame basketball: Big East is still the league to beat
• Notre Dame football: 'Energetic' Diaco delivering for Notre Dame defense
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Whitmore helped open D.C. pipeline
• John Wooden's hometown to share in remembrance of coach
• Indiana colleges upset with funding formula changes
• Photo Gallery ~ Christmas Day at WSBT-TV
• Notre Dame football: Hughes has seen the light
• Chicago Tribune: Notre Dame fans warned not to venture to Juarez in Sun Bowl side trip: City across border from Sun Bowl host El Paso is Mexico's murder capital
• Police looking for multiple suspects in Elkhart window-breaking spree
• Young secret Santas pay for groceries in Mishawaka store
• South Bend sees increase in Freedom of Information Act requests
• Cookies, wishes at Michiana YMCA adventure camp
• South Bend police play St. Nick: FOP holiday program targets those in need.
• Animal advocate reacts to sentencing in South Bend sheepdog killing : Fears killing of sheepdog not 'taken seriously.'
• St.Joseph County sheriff Botich ends long career in law enforcement
• Those in need of meals, shelter not forgotten on Christmas.
• Three Rivers firefighters give food, presents to families in need
• Hoosier's truck now runs on vegetable oil
• Last-minute shoppers run to fill gift lists: Christmas Eve dash a tradition some relish.
• Notre Dame football: On-campus tension helped torpedo ND-Miami series
• Don't fall victim to Christmas crime
• Salvation Army volunteer is a real 'saint'
• Aid still available on holiday weekend: Meals, shelter available for Christmas.
• Earth to Santa: Where are you?
• Gumwood Road fire still under investigation
• Mishawaka cabby haunted by 2009 attack: Driver copes with PTSD after 2009 incident.
• Michiana travel services say business up in 2010: As economy improves, more people seem willing to spend on vacations.
• LaPorte, Hamlet teens charged in rape
• Stove fire displaces Park Jefferson residents: Eight residences relocated due to blaze.
• Osceola business feeds 1,000: Kaczmareks able to provide meals with help from donations.
• Better quality of life is Cassopolis man's goal: Cassopolis' Wyant eyes return to Lansing.
• Marshall County roadwork digs up some history: Archaeological surveys show no major finds.
• Ziliak will not seek Cass County chairman's position: Reflects on Cass County board's achievements.
• Cassopolis hopes to have manager soon: Board could choose candidates next week.
• Cabby haunted by attack: Driver copes with PTSD after 2009 incident.
• Power lines down, traffic detoured after Cass County accident
• Elkhart police investigating armed robbery
• Chase over frozen lake results in arrests
• Cass County police seize $100,000 worth of marijuana
• Stove fire displaces South Bend apartment residents
• Mishawaka youngster filled with Christmas spirit
• Rocks, bricks being thrown through windows of Elkhart homes
• House fire shuts down Gumwood Road in Mishawaka
• Cassopolis's Wyant eyes return to Lansing
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: December 23, 2010
• Christmas Eve church services draw crowd: Tickets required for Christmas Eve in Granger.
• Ivory blazed trail at Notre Dame: Social worker, educator was first black laywoman to earn degree.
• Shredder project to move out of South Bend: Developer apparently decides against Gertrude St. site.
• Some Michiana retail, eateries open on Christmas
• Feely gets 4-year prison term for drunken driving
• Victim's sister sits down with Feely
• South Bend man sent to prison for killing of sheepdog
• Group that won 'The Sing-Off' has tie to Berrien Springs
• Developer backs off Mishawaka gas station proposal: Douglas/Fir location near Juday Creek raised concerns.
• Police arrest Mishawaka man after spanking
• Notre Dame football: Dever's drive sets him apart
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish rout UMBC, head into break at 11-1
• Holiday travelers run into dangerous conditions on the toll road
• Police arrest Mishawaka man after spanking son
• Man sent to prison for sheepdog killing
• Nearly half of students ill with norovirus at St. Joseph County middle school
• Group that won 'The Sing-Off' has tie to Berrien Springs
• Couple able to provide needy with holiday meals after all
• First black woman said to have graduated from Notre Dame dies
• Notre Dame hockey: Notre Dame alum Collins honored
• Notre Dame soccer: Henderson Honda winner
• Notre Dame soccer: Miller gets U.S. tryout
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: December 22, 2010
• Hockey club invites Hope donations on ice
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Roads getting slick in Michiana this morning : U.S. 20 westbound in Elkhart County shut down
• South Bend charter school gets go-ahead
• Census data a GOP boon: Republican-leaning states to gain 6 House seats.
• Indiana to keep all 9 House seats: Lawmakers will use new census data to redraw districts.
• Michigan's delegation will fall by one: Long-term economic woes blamed for loss in population.
• Planners turn down South Bend condo project: Panel decides Legacy Square plan has changed too much.
• Friends pray for 'miracle' after South Bend shooting: Woman who suffered gunshot to head still in critical condition.
• Marshall County salutes sheriff: VanVactor to retire after 32 years in law enforcement.
• Suspect charged in slaying of man found beaten to death in South Bend home in September
• Family, friends pray for Teresa Blake, who was critically wounded while working in South Bend: Woman who suffered gunshot to head still in critical condition
• Notre Dame football: Williams proves he is healthy
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Intensity pays dividends for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish won't be fooled by winless record
• Marshall County sheriff honored for 32 years of service
• New South Bend charter school to focus on vocational education
• Cassopolis hopes to have a new manager next month
• Lighthouses turn to ice sculptures in St. Joseph
• Ziliak won't seek chairman bid on Cass County Board of Commissioners
• Elkhart group looking to provide needy families with merrier Christmas
• Most Ind. state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• Tax sale set for Feb. 24 for St. Joseph County properties
• Shooting suspect arraigned on 5 charges in Niles
• Several Michigan communities to receive transportation funds
• Welcome to winter (really); get ready for more cold and snow
• Bayh says goodbye - for now: Senator takes farewell tour across Indiana.
• Man's kindness remembered: Driver draws jail sentence for death of motorcyclist.
• Grad rates up around the state: 84.1 percent in Indiana finished in four years, up from 81.5 percent.
• Explosion blamed on fuel residue: Green Tech incident killed mechanic, injured two others.
• Dowagiac man is accused of embezzling
• Man walks 79 miles for Hope: Wife's injuries keep her from walking the entire trip.
• Skillman won't seek top job: Lieutenant governor cites 'minor health issues.'
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish rout Valparaiso
• Explosion at South Bend recycling plant blamed on fuel residue: Green Tech incident killed mechanic, injured two others
• Adults arrested in South Bend after passing out with child in car
• Notre Dame football: Walls wins in game of Survivor
• Dowagiac man accused of embezzling more than $100,000
• Michigan City woman hit, burned by hot soup
• Bayh says goodbye for now on South Bend stop
• Indiana Lieutenant Govenor Skillman says she won't seek top job
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 1.8 cents
• Graduation rates up around Indiana
• 4G opens new frontier: New network 'will change the way we work, live and play.'
• Temporary tenants prove boon to mall: Kiosks offer specialty items for Christmas gifts.
• Couple's food giveaway set for Thursday: Generosity of others helps make it possible this year.
• T-Mobile offers service in area: Fourth generation of wireless technology boosts broadband speed.
• Central Services bill on agenda
• New program aims to encourage reading: Elkhart Library wants kids to read 1,000 books before kindergarten.
• Rare disorder changes life of ballerina, 20: Michigan woman has hope for future.
• Church members embrace 'quaint' service: New holiday tradition born at rural structure.
• Indiana museum faces becoming history
• Michiana man walks from Kokomo to Notre Dame for Hope Ministries
• Notre Dame football: Martin gives ND stability on the line
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish focus is still on defense
• Notre Dame men's basketball notes: Martin finds way to heat up
• Fire destroys Elkhart County home
• Smoke from fire in Dowagiac home damages structure
• New Central Services Department in Mishawaka moves toward becoming official on Monday
• 4 men arrested after Benton Harbor home invasion
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish pass Stony Brook test with 88-62 win
• Update: Police officer saves elderly man from fire
• Father, daughter arrested after brawl
• Police seek help in locating Van Buren County woman
• Sunday morning alcohol sales on tap in Michigan
• 8 southwestern Michigan communities opt out of Sunday morning alcohol sales
• Foster parents adopt 7 children, 5 with special needs
• South Bend cash reserves at heart of income tax debate: Some have perception S.B. should have been more transparent.
• St. Margaret's House provides safe haven
• LaSalle Intermediate Academy hosts Christmas party: Students, staff provide 250 kids with presents, prizes, treats
• Public hearing Tuesday for South Bend's Legacy Square project: Neighbors have objected to plan for student housing.
• Michiana shoppers asked who's toughest to buy for
• Buchanan commissioner Ryman steps down
• Policeman saves elderly man from fire
• Notre Dame football: Kelly adjusts, shores up connection with staff
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Points or not, Nash still ignites offense
• Notre Dame football: Crist isn't going anywhere
• Berrien Springs police bust man in 'Internet sex' twist
• South Bend school hosts Christmas for kids
• Howard Township firefighters battle flames, cold
• Animal requests not easy for Santa at Niles event
• Hoosiers resume filing Sunday for unemployment benefits
• O'Hare program seeks to limit missed flight connections
• Fire interrupts breakfast at Dowagiac McDonald's
• Berrien County board appointments are made
• Office of Penn Twp. trustee searched: Police take computer, paper records as part of investigation.
• Mishawaka eyes annexing Fir parcels: Is road next major north-south thoroughfare?
• Sentencing reform gets a closer look in St. Joseph County Drug Court: Drug and other lower-level offenses might bring lower prison terms.
• South Bend loses gardener extraordinaire : Joe Gondocs freely shared his knowledge, love of plants for years.
• Cass woman's caregiver given probation : Man also sentenced for stealing his mother's debit card.
• Niles couple's Christmas lights dance to the music : Couple has automated setup at their Niles home.
• Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly addresses Seeberg case
• Michigan casino defies state demand to close down
• Sentencing reform to get close look in Legislature
• Notre Dame football: Infection won't faze determined Crist
• City loses gardener extraordinare: Joe Gondocs freely shared his knowledge, love of plants for years
• Kosciusko County meth bust nabs two 21-year-olds
• Michigan police stepping up patrols for drunken drivers
• Company offers reward in shooting of South Bend employment agency worker
• Prosecutor will not file charges in Seeberg case: Student had accused ND football player of assault in dorm room.
• Santa visiting food bank in South Bend today
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Three ex-Irish selected
• Favored Riverwalk plan revealed: Option would add 'pocket park' and extend trail to Logan Street.
• Father: 'A sense of betrayal': Seeberg's parents upset with ND's investigation.
• Skillman weighs run for governor: However, she's. not quite ready to announce.
• Notre Dame football: Miami secondary understands Irish test
• Man says Mishawaka owes him in theft of car: He's facing $2,500 fee after W.Va. town impounded vehicle.
• Indiana 211 not able to assist: Many services have ended; dearth of toys, donations.
• YMCA offers workers service
• Judge declares mistrial in Lloyd case: New trial slated March 15.
• Lottery ticket thief sentenced: Woman used job to figure out winners.
• UPDATE: Police: Two dead in Leesburg murder-suicide
• Man says Mishawaka owes him in theft of car: He's facing $2,500 fee after West Virginia town impounded vehicle.
• UPDATE: Prosecutor will not file charges in Seeberg case: Student had accused ND football player of assault in dorm room.
• Benton Harbor looking to combine police and firefighters
• A call for help: Indiana 211 and United Way asking for donations
• Michigan City lottery ticket thief sentenced: Woman used job to figure out winners.
• Judge spoils Christmas for LaPorte offender: Thief makes mistake of lying in the courtroom.
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish commit Tuitt set to visit Auburn
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish commit Tuitt set to visit Auburn
• Fire quashed in Benton Harbor's Knights Inn hotel
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: December 16, 2010
• Scabies outbreak eradicated at LaPorte County Jail
• Part of Mishawaka's Thirteenth Street closed for sewer repair
• Notre Dame football: He wears anonymity well : Consistency now defines Ruffer
• Notre Dame's inquiry of alleged sex attack upsets parents of girl who accused athlete, killed herself: 'It feels like a betrayal'
• Neighborhood light display continues through Dec. 26
• Szuba's family awarded $5 million: Though collecting judgment unlikely from Devine, any future monies could be tapped.
• Couple to put soles into helping Hope: They're planning Kokomo-ND walk.
• IOSHA is looking into Green Tech death
• Ex-offender program is in midst of restructuring: Niles resident heading up Companions on the Journey.
• Notre Dame fills post at cancer center: Stack will lead research projects.
• Berrien tackles infant death rate: County offers several programs to lower it.
• Notre Dame fencing: Emotions no longer foil him : ND's Meinhardt grows into something special
• Elkhart plant rolls out its first batch of electric cars
• Goshen school district will use new method to track school buses
• Florida gunman attack leads to local changes
• IOSHA investigating worker's death in South Bend
• Couple plans weekend walk from Kokomo to Notre Dame's golden dome
• Plymouth to consider dog ban in cemetery
• Indiana GOP chairman stepping down after 5 years
• Man convicted in Mishawaka officer's death ordered to pay family $5 million
• Neighborhood's light display continues through Dec. 26
• LaPorte Police seek information on missing woman
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame basketball with Tom Noie: December 15, 2010
• Cunningham to Kansas?
• Cars nestled in LaPorte snow beds: Still waiting for owners to dig them out on U.S. 30.
• 1 killed, 2 injured in South Bend recycling center fire, blast: Investigators say welding materials ignited blaze.
• South Bend, National Football Foundation forge deal on Hall of Fame's exit: City to pay $137,000, not $1.5 million.
• Is governor's race in cards for Donnelly?: Decision may hinge on how congressional districts redrawn.
• Toys for Tots in need of help in Buchanan: Car dealer making 11th-hour request for assistance.
• Mishawaka High School principal details academic plan: School moves to improve test scores, end academic probation.
• Witness describes fatal South Bend shooting: She kept silent 10 years, fearing for her life.
• LaGrange attorney Glick replaces Marlin Stutzman, will take Indiana Senate seat this week
• Benton Harbor school board unanimously approves 23 layoffs
• Is Indiana governor's race in cards for U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly? : Decision may hinge on how congressional districts redrawn
• Notre Dame football: Fleming finding a comfort zone : Outside linebacker's turnaround helps fuel ND defense's late-season surge
• Crews still dealing with snow, trapped vehicles
• Westville digs out from more than two feet of snow
• Update: One dead, two injured in South Bend recycling center explosion
• South Bend reaches deal on hall exit
• Former Holy Cross employee admits theft
• Shattered window mystery solved: BB gun vandal targets passing cars on Corby.
• Sentencing again delayed in Holy Cross carjacking case
• LIVE CHAT: Talk retail and restaurants with Heidi Prescott: December 14, 2010
• No raises in '11 for St. Joseph County Public Library employees
• Notre Dame football: Solving ND's QB algorithm: Logjam under center a future concern
• Notre Dame soccer: Four Irish set for combine
• Lake effect snow advisory issued for Berrien, LaPorte counties
• Crash critically injures Wawasee High School student
• 2010-11 Notre Dame men's basketball statistics (9-1 overall)
• South Bend's council approves hotel, 1st Source deal: Council votes on measure to keep bank, possibly Marriott in building.
• Protesters target Mishawaka pet store: Claims that Pat's Pets at U.P. Mall gets dogs from puppy mills.
• Marshall County hotel tax to go up
• Dowagiac blocks Sunday morning alcohol sales
• Man holds vigil on South Bend street corner, says it's part of God's plan
• Water filter break floods Notre Dame building
• 28-year-old South Bend man receives 36-year sentence for felony burglary
• Most workers able to return to workplace after Notre Dame building is flooded
• Clear the way
• Police probe fatal accident near Galien
• Hotel tax to rise in Marshall County
• The beauty of lake-effect snow
• Stern earns Notre Dame's 2011 Driehaus Prize
• Icy road blamed on two-car Cass County crash
• Dowagiac woman hurt when car hits tree
• Snow in LaPorte County trap some motorists
• Kennedy students happy to celebrate national honor: South Bend school, along with Northpoint in P-H-M, awarded Blue Ribbon.
• Chicago bound South Shore trains delayed due to derailment
• 76,000-piece collection of costumes needs a home: Casaday Costume Collection must move to make way for alternative school students.
• Storm causes school closings and delays
• Conner Prairie to open new Civil War exhibit: Coincides with sesquicentennial of war between the states.
• Dancers surprise mall shoppers: 'Flash mob dance' latest craze sweeping country.
• Lutherans, Sikhs break bread: Religious groups learn what they have in common.
• Notre Dame office building flooded after water filter breaks
• 'Flash mob' dancers surprise University Park Mall shoppers in Mishawaka : Craze is the latest one sweeping country
• Northern Indiana braces for 16-20 inches of snow
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish surge to the top : Third-period onslaught puts ND in first in CCHA
• Notre Dame football: Approaches differ for Irish, Miami
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Plenty of positives from past week : Irish split a pair of games against Big East-like foes
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Defensive intensity carrying Irish
• Snow machine moving across Michiana
• Bayh says he will not run for governor in 2012
• Heavy snowfall predicted for Michiana: Some places could get more than a foot.
• Michiana charity needs rise, as do donations: Client load increasing as benefits run out.
• Results of performance-based pay for Elkhart teachers nebulous: A year after one Elkhart school implements performance-based pay for teachers, results nebulous.
• Rain no match for holiday spirit in downtown South Bend: Kids flock to downtown to see Santa.
• Updated Notre Dame sexual misconduct policy in place
• Dentist overcomes obstacles to fulfill dream
• Notre Dame students, kids team up in BandLINK: Program offers youngsters chance to learn to play an instrument.
• St. Joseph County prosecutor: No decision yet in probe of Seeberg case
• Southwestern Michigan College professor completes ultramarathon
• Niles events meant to make Christmas a little brighter: Dozens of presents dropped off during Stuff-A-Bus promotion
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish can't connect, fall to Northern Michigan
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish know how to spread the wealth
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish side-step Gonzaga : Hansbrough free throws hold off charging 'Dogs
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish use balanced attack to paste Creighton
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish use balanced attack to paste Creighton
• Winter storm targets Michiana; Snowfall could begin early Sunday
• Notre Dame football: Riddick gets his burst back
• Notre Dame football: Riddick gets his burst back
• Small Indiana airports urged to toughen security
• Rx for meth epidemic: Prescription for cold meds?
• Truck takes dip in Marshall County's Lawrence Lake
• UPDATE: South Bend trucker arrested after fatal crash near Indianapolis
• WBND-TV banking on South Bend: Moving office to Generations Drive, with county's OK.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Teddy bears, 3-pointers will fly for Irish
• South Bend loses another 700 jobs as A.J. Wright to shut down
• Mishawaka Ave. bridge reopens: Busy bridge closed for more than a year.
• State requests $1.8 million in Union-North budget cuts: Superintendent says request is a 'misunderstanding.'
• LaVille project delayed, but within budget: Update shows money left over for Phase II projects.
• 'One-night thing' leads to prison for Elkhart man
• Pajama party fun for Dowagiac's Patrick Hamilton Elementary students, staff
• Benton Harbor's emergency financial manager provides insight into the city's financial woes
• Ironwood and the bypass open for traffic after semi-accident
• A.J. Wright to close distribution center in South Bend
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish, Zags turning focus inward
• Notre Dame men's basketball: What's wrong with Gonzaga?
• Gold coin left in Christmas kettle
• Probe continues in Jefferson shooting
• Update: Mishawaka power outage causes headaches for drivers
• Mishawaka Avenue bridge reopens to traffic
• Kosciusko County drug bust lands 4 in jail
• Notre Dame lacrosse: Five Irish earn mention
• Notre Dame football: Irish may target coachless recruits
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish ready to make themselves at home
• Woman critical after shooting at Specialized Staffing: Police believe building was the target, not the victim; no arrests made yet.
• Andrews University student looks to warm area's needy
• Hamann announces he'll run for South Bend mayor: County councilman joins three other Dems in race.
• Sippy cup fuss hard for mom to swallow: Says cinema took son's drink because it wasn't a concession purchase.
• It's still Western Ave., but honors Chávez: New city policy allows signs for late civil rights leader.
• Alleged priest sentenced to prison in fraud: 'Father Barney' collected millions in advance fee scam.
• Board hits gap on pupil funding: Union-North joins other districts on resolution.
• South Bend council races taking shape
• Berrien commissioners target attendance: Board weighs resolution to dismiss people who miss too many meetings.
• School vouchers on agenda: Daniels says all details yet to be finalized.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Road trip gets scary for Irish
• Notre Dame athletes host Christmas party for kids
• Notre Dame, Miami coaches excited for Sun Bowl showdown
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Solomon now a class act for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish picking up the pieces after first loss
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish ready to make themselves at home
• Berrien County Commissioners target attendance: Board weighs resolution to dismiss people who miss too many meetings.
• Medflight requested for accident in Elkhart
• Alleged priest sentenced to prison for fraud scheme: He collected millions to secure loans that didn't exist.
• South Bend teen cut, but no arrests in early morning knife fight
• Walkerton no longer under 'boil water' order
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: December 9, 2010
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: December 9, 2010
• Hamann announces run for mayor: County councilman joins three other Dems in race.
• New Buffalo man dies when SUV lands upside down in creek
• Niles area man convicted in dog feces assault
• Two hurt as shot fired at office: Woman critical with head wound.
• South Bend council's Puzzello declines to run for another term
• Jack Colwell and potential South Bend mayoral candidate Ryan Dvorak on WSBT-AM
• Study: Most Hoosiers live paycheck to paycheck
• Luecke moving on: Longest-serving mayor ready 'to pass torch'
• 'Wonderful Life' fans hear 'Zuzu' reminisce: Actress reflects on classic film's broad impact.
• Upton to lead major panel: Committee could weigh changes to health care law.
• 2 students honored for tech knowledge
• LaPorte workers to see pay restored by year's end: City employees took 5 percent cut.
• Marines' families receive a great gift: 10 welcomed home from Afghanistan.
• State's high court to hear case: Harbor Shores appeal related to three holes of golf on Jean Klock Park.
• ND partnership part of Luecke's legacy
• Who'll be city's next mayor?: Three residents eager to run after Luecke's announcement.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Offense disappears for Irish : ND goes 12:20 without a bucket in loss to Kentucky
• Notre Dame men's basketball: First defeat a positive? Time will tell
• Notre Dame football: Comfort level grows for Rees
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish pull away to pound Providence
• Two injured in shooting at E. Jefferson business
• Luecke won't run for re-election: Longest-serving mayor says it's time to 'pass the torch.'
• Gift shop goes high tech: Memorial partners with Best Buy to offer some electronics.
• No lack of interested Democrats to replace Luecke:
• So far, no GOP candidates for South Bend mayor: And Rea says he won't run for new city's top job.
• Company offers cash for tools
• InDOT cleans trucks to make recycled brine
• Council members take issue with Century Center management company
• 2 Penn students honored for tech knowledge
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish ready for next road test
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Memories stir for Broghammer
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Is experience enough against UK?
• Police stop driver under influence of marijuana, meth
• Notre Dame volleyball: ND's McHugh honored
• Notre Dame football: USC victory got recruits' attention
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish emphasize game in the paint
• UPDATE: Four taken to hospital after accident near Simonton Lake
• Strong demand for Sun Bowl tickets
• Notre Dame football: Irish land cornerback from Texas
• Kennedy Primary Academy gets top national honor
• 'Unlivable' house had previous violations: But landlord had resolved those issues, Code director says.
• Man beaten in South Bend home invasion: Suspects flee with flat-screen TVs.
• Mishawaka man pleads guilty in elderly beating
• South Bend police arrest man after fight, stabbing, over money
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Dyer leads Irish men
• TRANSPO public meetings to discuss fixed route service
• Comcast internet outage angers Midwest customers from Chicago to the Twin Cities
• Lake effect snow bands hit-and-miss across Michiana
• Briefs
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Irish clearly, country's best
• Granger group making blankets
• Purdue's first Nobel winner left legacy: Two of his proteges Nobel laureates in chemistry.
• Notre Dame Swimming: Fourths boost Irish to 2nd
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Like Novosel, ND is growing
• Briefs: Metro
• Welfare staff needed: Indiana FSSA secretary seeks 58 percent increase in appropriations.
• What gives you hope this holiday season?
• Notre Dame football: Irish, Miami ready for duel in Sun: Storied rivalry to be renewed in El Paso, Texas.
• Rein in holiday stress: 'Making Merry' workshop offers pointers
• Co-owners lay off themselves: Their move saves other jobs at Mishawaka company.
• Bridge project ahead of schedule
• Notre Dame football: Sun Bowl officials thrilled with matchup
• Notre Dame football: Sun Bowl officials thrilled with matchup
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Irish clearly, country's best
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Irish clearly, country's best
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish own the paint and Purdue
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish own the paint and Purdue
• Three Illinois residents arrested for South Bend shooting death
• Got snow? Make snowmen, don't drive fast
• Streetcorner panhandlers still struggle with life: Two are in jail; some have disappeared; others have taken their place.
• Lobbying for peace in Sudan: Sudan native says effort can make a difference
• Teacher's union asserts right to choose panels: Non-union teacher told she can't serve on committee.
• Would Asian carp like it in Michiana?: Technicians prowl for data about fish habitat.
• REAL Services, friends lend helping hand: Mishawaka resident stays independent.
• Galien River park advances: Ground could be broken in 2011.
• Christmas is for pets, too: Money from holiday event helps provide supplies for the year.
• Mishawaka Winter Festival huge success: Free event welcomed more than five hundred.
• Arrests made in South Bend shooting death
• Notre Dame hockey: Miami regroups, knocks off Irish
• Notre Dame football: Sun Bowl heats up for Irish?
• South Bend greenhouses a vibrant spot on gray, cold day
• Updated: Lake effect snow en route to Michiana
• One dead following LaPorte County accident
• Money from Cassopolis event helps shelter pets for a year
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Waldrum keeps Irish focused
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Five reasons Irish have climbed quickly
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Versyp's Boilermakers adjust to losses
• Notre Dame football: Which Irish set themselves apart?
• Notre Dame students urged to lobby for peace in Sudan
• Dickens will ask for new trial in killing of police officer: Gregory Dickens was convicted of Paul Deguch's 1997 death.
• Dryer fire brings South Bend firefighters to Madison Center
• 23 people living in one South Bend house?: CPS removes children from 'deplorable' conditions
• Notre Dame men's swimming: Dyer tops Notre Dame swimmers
• St. Joseph County sheriff-elect names new chief : Retired S.B. cop Decker tapped as chief; Boits as assistant chief.
• Investigation into Penn Township trustee Dean continues: Trustee's handling of township finances in question.
• Goshen teen killed running across rail tracks
• WSBT-TV's Mecklenburg gets 2 misdemeanors
• Blood donors volunteer in Niles to meet the need: Niles High School students help with blood drive.
• Prison ordered for Dowagiac man on sex charge: Restaurant owner reportedly sexually assaulted girl multiple times.
• Buchanan school bond plan detailed : Buchanan plan will aid in revamping middle school.
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish icers rally to upend Miami
• Friends remember Goshen teen hit by train
• Man convicted of killing South Bend officer in 1997 wants new trial: Attorney says new evidence will cast doubt on trial's fairness.
• Man convicted of killing South Bend officer in 1997 wants new trial: Attorney says new evidence will cast doubt on trial's fairness.
• Niles High School students help with blood drive
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Laddish makes it ND's night : Frosh's late goal puts Irish in championship match
• Buchanan school bond proposal detailed: Plan will aid in revamping middle school.
• Arrests made in Lombardy Drive shooting death
• South Bend firefighters respond to blaze on Frances Street
• New downtown Goshen facility provides affordable studio space for artists
• Business owner lays himself off
• Area covered by lake effect snow watch through Monday
• UPDATE: Pedestrian struck, killed on Clinton Street in Goshen
• UPDATE: Teen killed at Goshen train crossing identified
• Federal regulations bring sign dilemma: Mishawaka's already made earlier changes, which so far have taken five years.
• Donnelly supports repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Notre Dame hockey: Tynan rookie of the month
• Notre Dame football: French changes timing
• A thank-you to young Eddies: Students recognized for idea to boost school, community spirit.
• Cove finance option hazy: Project could seek federal money from New Markets Tax Credits program.
• Details released on death: Bell had drugs, alcohol in system.
• Reed wins F. Jay Nimtz Award: His work with senior citizens, children, the city cited.
• Chairmanship decision on ice: Upton a strong candidate, despite some questioning his conservative values.
• Man acquitted of stabbing: Jury found him not guilty on all charges.
• Notre Dame women's swimming: ND's Miller wins 50 free
• Notre Dame hockey: Another toughie for ND
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Irish know what to expect with NCAA title on the line
• Notre Dame football: Irish get a quarterback
• Notre Dame football: Irish get a quarterback
• Victim dies after being hit by train in Goshen
• Shop owners test waters : Program lures them downtown for the holidays.
• Man acquitted of stabbing: Jury found him not guilty on all charges.
• Kewanna man formally charged in death of son
• Crews working ahead of schedule to expand Six Span Bridge
• 'SNK' graffiti found on several South Bend businesses
• Police: South Bend man who died in July had drugs, alcohol in system
• Coveleski Stadium project in South Bend could seek federal money
• Retired South Bend employee wins public service award
• Semi crash near Pierceton erupts in flames
• Vesuvio Pizza closes temporarily to remedy health department violations
• Hartford woman dies in weather-related crash
• Notre Dame football: Irish just felt right to recruit McDaniel
• College soccer: Cup vet Notre Dame faces rookie Ohio St.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish rally comes up short : Griner-led Baylor holds off feisty Diggins, ND
• New programs at Washington, Riley offer academic help
• Aid agencies bracing for flood: Jobless benefits running out for thousands of Hoosiers.
• Madison Center cuts 50 more jobs: Interim CEO confident campus won't shut down.
• Sunday liquor sales push ahead
• Mall thief grabs jewelry: Man poses as customer, dashes with pricey items.
• GOP halts ballot recounts: Republican candidates lacked the votes to win, chairman says.
• Vote on St. Joe County smoking ban delayed: Decision on reworked language could come in January.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish rally comes up short
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish rally comes up short
• Prison overcrowding may lead to changes in sentencing policies
• Jewelry thief hits University Park Mall: Suspect steals merchandise from two department stores.
• Notre Dame football: Irish just felt right to recruit McDaniel
• Notre Dame football: Irish just felt right to recruit McDaniel
• Crime near Notre Dame campus sparks discussion: Panel also hears about new snow shoveling ordinance and complaints about unfair cabbies
• Ironwood Road crash sends one person to the hospital
• Autopsy results released on South Bend shooting victim
• Madison Center cuts more jobs: Interim CEO says he's confident campus won't close.
• New push coming to allow Indiana Sunday alcohol sales
• GOP to halt St. Joseph County assessor, clerk recounts
• Cove plan gets split decision: Bond issue OK'd; use of income tax dollars faces resistance
• Informants can now text crime tips in Cass County: Cass County program keeps tipsters anonymous.
• Gabriele case settlement reached
• WSBT-TV's Rick Mecklenburg arrested
• Educational mission aims to help Malawi: Local Africans to take program to help combat HIV/AIDS.
• McCoy's Creek Trail group seeks grant: Trail extension plans continue.
• After 32 years, Margaret Haines takes partial retirement from Niles YMCA
• 20-year-old found shot to death in South Bend home: Police say slaying might be related to earlier altercation.
• Meth lab found in DARE backpack by Plymouth police
• Fatal Mishawaka blaze still under scrutiny
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Can Irish limit Griner impact?: Notre Dame gets big challenge in No. 3 Baylor and its 6-8 star.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish survive 'trap' game
• Police: Elderly victims must not hesitate to report crime
• Update: Trooper accused of embezzling is arrested
• Judge rules school lawsuit against state can move forward
• Settlement reached in Gabriele case
• UPDATE: 20-year-old found shot to death on Lombardy Drive in South Bend
• Taking a message from South Bend to Malawi
• LaPorte County Jail scabies outbreak halts visitors, programs
• WSBT's Rick Mecklenburg arrested in South Bend
• Notre Dame hockey: Sheahan invited to tryout
• Notre Dame football: Irish bowl picture fuzzy : ND site depends on other outcomes
• Armed robber hits Elkhart restaurant
• Backyard chicken law probably won't be decided this year
• UPDATE: Elkhart Police investigate shooting in Marion/Sixth streets area
• Semi runs over, kills Cromwell farm supply company owner
• Man with handgun rode South Bend school buses: 19-year-old arrested at Adams took SBCSC bus, then shuttle that morning.
• Congress urged to block Medicare cuts: Payments scheduled to drop 25 percent Jan. 1.
• Winter, holiday festivities planned for Mishawaka: And Merrifield ice rink reopens for the season.
• Judge Nemeth requests an apology: Nemeth says commissioners implied he wasn't following the law.
• Suspect in Crime Stoppers theft pleads guilty
• Victims: Niles Drunken driver's hit & run changed their lives
• Girl, 12, accused of assaulting a South Bend officer after mother called for help
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Quick turnaround doesn't faze Irish
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Parkinson facing challenge at IUPUI
• Notre Dame football recruiting: Irish land McDaniel
• Elkhart RV leaders to attend national show
• Key Bank branch in Elkhart robbed Monday morning
• Fulton County man allegedly shoots, kills son
• Marshall County museum has fire scare
• Woman who shot herself didn't get what she aimed for
• Parade of lights ushers in season: New Carlisle welcomes Santa, lights town tree.
• Goshen band program competes for national grant: Boosters trying to recover after earlier monetary setback.
• Indiana reworks deer hunting rules: Hunters unhappy with number of days, restrictions on what to hunt.
• Five families routed in Mishawaka fires: Roosevelt Drive blaze claims life of wheelchair-bound tenant.
• Court orders parole in school case: Young man was convicted of threatening an act of terrorism, other charges.
• Cover crops help farmers fight erosion and improve soil
• Incarcerated mothers try to rebuild their lives: They represent the nation's fastest-growing prison population.
• Historic funeral home could face wrecking ball
• Carbon monoxide blamed in two deaths in South Bend
• Notre Dame men's basketball: ND whacks Wisconsin in tourney final
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Novosel, Irish polish off Butler
• Three remain hospitalized after Indiana Toll Road crash in Elkhart County
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Mishawaka apartment fire
• Notre Dame football: Season finish gave Irish a lot to feel good about
• Man robs South Bend dollar store, crashes while fleeing
• German POWs yielded humanity in Michigan orchards they picked
• Man who says he heard voice of God, revisited: Man who says he heard voice of God: 'Cancer was the best thing that ever happened to me.'
• Irish hold off Trojans
• Notre Dame 20, Southern Cal 16: ND Lineup
• Notre Dame 20, Southern Cal 16: Individual Stats
• Notre Dame 20, Southern Cal 16: Scoring Summary
• Cove vote on deck Tuesday: But should city employees be on the council at all?
• Big Brother/Sister arrive in the nick of time
• Shoppers comb thrift stores for treasure
• Marian graduate builds a solar cycle
• Last salute: Miller's Vets dedicate burial ground
• Howard Township firefighters sell Christmas trees for good cause: Money from firemen's efforts go toward children's programs about fire safety.
• Holiday safety advice
• Notre Dame hockey: Calabrese's goal gives Irish a tie
• ND's Hansbrough cools off
• Notre Dame football: Determined Irish stop skid: USC streak stopped at 8 after clutch drive in the L.A. rain
• Notre Dame football: Recruits eye USC result
• Notre Dame football: Bowl picture only a little clearer
• Notre Dame football: Ready or not, here comes 2011
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Free throws, defense carry Irish
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Free throws, defense carry Irish
• UPDATE: Toll Road reopens after crash in Elkhart County
• Miller's Vets dedicate burial ground
• Notre Dame basketball: Points don't matter to Hansbrough
• Notre Dame basketball: Points don't matter to Hansbrough
• Irish surviving on poise and persistence
• Crime tipsters can now text Cass County sheriff
• Former Gary police chief dies serving prison sentence
• Gary shelter to help homeless female veterans
• 'Small Business Saturday' touted as Black Friday for small retailers
• Dreams of deals danced in their heads
• St. Joseph County residents ignoring jury duty: Court officials to consider contempt if service doesn't improve.
• Hunters donating deer to help the hungry: Local effort provided 28,000 meals last year.
• Group committed to their music: Andrews student, others competing on 'The Sing-Off.'
• Dedication for South Bend veterans cemetery
• South Bend woman charged after vehicle chase
• Kids have fun at Hall of Fame
• D.C. could determine ethanol's future in Indiana
• Inside the death chamber: Behind-the-scenes look at where Indiana prisoners are sent to die.
• Notre Dame soccer: Tucker's 2nd-half goals lead Notre Dame to Cup
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish get a rude welcome
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Freshman Atkins playing like a vet
• Notre Dame football: Robinson, Stewart change stance
• Notre Dame football: How far has the defense come? : Strong showing against Trojans will help clear up doubt
• Notre Dame football: Wood has grown into starting role : California native will be on center stage as Irish look to snap eight-game skid against Trojans.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish win in ugly fashion
• Dedication Saturday for veterans cemetery
• Judges fed up with residents ignoring jury duty: Court officials to consider contempt if service doesn't improve.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Peters, Irish blitz Jaguars
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Peters, Irish blitz Jaguars
• St. Joe Pride: Family prepares for trip to Indianapolis to watch St. Joseph's High School play in state football championship
• Downtown South Bend stores hope to cash in on Black Friday: 2 new stores open thanks to DTSB free rent program
• Andrews student competing on NBC's 'The Sing-Off'.
• For small businesses, a day all their own
• St. Joseph County hunters donating deer to help the hungry
• Elkhart mayor plans holiday food drive
• Shoppers brave chilly winds on Black Friday
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish prevail over Georgia in two overtimes
• Grind begins for McGraw's club
• A turkey day workout : YMCA members hit the gym before the dinner table
• Michiana veterans visit lone World War I survivor
• Turkey Day goes to the dogs: Camp K-9 serves pooches special dinners for a good cause.
• Indiana foster care subsidies stay intact: Agreement makes permanent judge's preliminary order.
• Berrien Springs students celebrate cultural awareness
• How Potawatomi Zoo animals deal with the winter.
• Elkhart's Harvest Basket has new lease on life
• Plenty of things to do on this holiday weekend
• Samantha Low crowned Miss Niles 2011
• Five Star program works with schoolkids to provide support
• Cooley settles into rotation, role
• Notre Dame football: Hughes persevered with Irish
• Notre Dame football: Battle on perimeter will add spice to Irish-Trojan contest
• Thanksgiving goes to the dogs: Camp K-9 serves pooches turkey dinners for a good cause.
• Unique Thanksgiving mornings: Some residents work-out before turkey, others head early to lines
• Many stores open for business on Thanksgiving
• Family has 50-year tradition of bowling on Thanksgiving Day
• Firefighters battling multiple house fires in Watervliet
• We're all over Black Friday
• Decatur family gets $28,500 home energy makeover
• South Bend woman, son thankful they get second chance: Finding each other after adoption 46 years ago brings them great joy.
• Punctured gas main snarls traffic on Indiana 933
• Stanley Clark aims to be debt free: Fundraising under way to pay off bond.
• Niles library facing cutbacks: Board approves moves to trim budget.
• School celebrates Thanksgiving at luncheon for grandparents
• South Bend man accused as molester
• Salvation Army OK with text donations
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish frosh blending well
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Georgia guard has expanded his game
• Notre Dame football: Irish QB Rees not awed by the Coliseum
• Notre Dame football: Irish QB Rees not awed by the Coliseum
• Notre Dame men's basketball: No time for play for Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: No time for play for Irish
• Counts filed, bond posted in gun case
• Police looking for suspect LaSalle Park Homes shooting
• Elkhart aims to lessen sewage into river
• Gas leak near Indiana 933 and Auten Road causes traffic delays
• Grants increase Michigan State Police patrols
• New Pioneer Road in Marshall County opens
• Trustee defends his right to carry gun : LaPorte County official wants charges filed against client.
• Notre Dame football: Kelly learns from first season
• Update: Gas leak leads to blocked roads in Darden Road and Indiana 933 area, hotel evacuations
• Donnelly calls Obama's visit to district an honor
• Sandpiper Cove blast sparks lawsuit: Sandpiper Cove homeowners blame utilities, others.
• Expert: Police should team up: Group advises campus, outside units to join forces in some probes.
• Notre Dame official sends e-mail on sexual assault investigation
• South Bend teen guilty in sheepdog death: Jurors take 15 minutes to deliberate.
• Trailblazing on the new U.S. 31: Will the new highway help or hurt small towns along existing road?
• Edwardsburg second-graders sample Pilgrim ways: Eagle Lake gives lesson on food, games, dress
• Two hurt after pickup crashes into slow-moving tractor in Cass County
• Police: South Bend man arrested, accused of criminal sexual conduct
• Notre Dame football: Kelly learns from first season
• Donnelly welcomes Obama to 2nd District
• Teen guilty in sheepdog shooting in South Bend
• Elkhart's Harvest Basket has a new lease on life
• Will new U.S. 31 help or hurt small towns along existing road?
• Suit filed in Sandpiper Cove explosion
• Stanley Clark School in South Bend striving to be debt free
• Death of Saint Mary's College student to be topic of news show tonight
• Edwardsburg second-graders experience pilgrim life
• Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor chooses developer for The River Club project
• South Bend school honors grandparents at luncheon
• Obama and Biden visiting Kokomo
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: November 23, 2010
• Notre Dame official writes e-mail regarding death investigation
• Notre Dame football: Kelly, Irish ready for rivalry game against Trojans
• UPDATE: Mobile meth lab fire burns Sturgis 17-year-old; two others
• Local jobless rates fluctuate; statewide levels drop below double digits
• Three burned in Syracuse as meth lab blows in car
• Elkhart plan OK'd to reduce sewage overflows
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish dominate awards
• Notre Dame football: Ruffer a Groza finalist
• Former Notre Dame recruit Hayes commits to Michigan
• Building that housed adult bookstore razed: Mishawaka to seek buyer for property.
• Police knew of assault report: Spokesman says earlier comments wrong: County was aware of Saint Mary's student's allegation against Notre Dame student.
• South Bend council delays vote on expansion and renovation of Cove : Council member raises conflict of interest question
• Cove project vote delayed: Council member raises conflict of interest question.
• Indiana sees whooping cough cases spike: Illness usually most dangerous for infants.
• Gray skies starting to clear over Kokomo: Obama, Biden to credit auto bailout in visit today.
• Election recount now under way: Ballots cast for county clerk, assessor being counted.
• Student sees dream come true: As Miss Boilerette, she'll twirl in Macy's parade Thursday.
• Gunman at school spurs unease: Adams parents, students wonder how he got inside.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: McGraw still sees positives
• Notre Dame football: USC focuses big picture
• Gunman at South Bend's Adams High spurs unease among parents, students
• Notre Dame men's basketball: So long, slump; Abromaitis breaks loose
• Elkhart County probation officers must undergo drug testing
• Election recount is under way in St. Joseph County
• Wheelchair-accessible van project in Mishawaka gets $50 million, to add jobs: Vehicles run on natural gas, being built at former H2 plant
• After funds stolen, your vote could help Goshen Band Boosters recover
• Dream fulfilled for New Carlisle resident: As Miss Boilerette, she'll twirl in Macy's parade Thursday
• FBI crime statistics show South Bend becoming safer
• South Bend police officer uninjured in crash
• Injury accident temporarily closes U.S. 31 in Lakeville
• Health innovation event Tuesday at Notre Dame
• Rains lead to lifting of many Indiana burning bans
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish men fall in overtime
• Notre Dame football: Team's day sprinkled with adversity
• Saint Mary's death under scrutiny: Possible suicide victim had alleged sexual assault by Notre Dame student
• Talking turkey : Shoppers unfazed by prices edging up
• South Bend police looking for missing man
• South Bend schools chief talks with parents : Fields questions about possible state takeover of some schools.
• Auction to benefit Marshall County Shop with a Cop: Program hopes to help more than 300 kids for Christmas.
• Advocates hoping to increase Michigan hunters: Proposal would drop minimum age in Michigan.
• Typewriter repairmen are dwindling: He says it's a bit of a blessing and a curse.
• Some schools change parent-teacher meetings
• No swan song yet for swans along St. Joseph River in Elkhart and Cass County: Some residents want to kill them while others aren't ready for that
• Notre Dame football: Team's day sprinkled with adversity
• South Bend schools chief talks to parents at workshop: James Kapsa fields questions about possible state takeover of some schools
• Notre Dame football: Recruit Hayes back on the market
• Dowagiac, Berrien County officers investigate meth lab explosion in Eau Claire: Woman and boy hurt in incident, face charges
• Chicago Tribune: Notre Dame silent on teen's death
• Elkhart man taken to hospital after one-car crash in Cass County
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Chris Markwood doesn't regret move : Former ND player doing what he loves at Maine
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish drop second in a row
• Infant, five adults escape burning Stevensville house; two pets perish
• Notre Dame football: Army coach Ellerson had battled Irish before
• Notre Dame football: Recovering Crist still learning
• Notre Dame football: Tradition worth embracing
• Notre Dame football: Like dominant defenses of old: Irish get physical to shut down Army, become bowl eligible
• Note Dame hockey: Late goal helps Irish win a 'weird' one
• Boy's best friend ~ Dog mourns loss of owner, 15
• ND Football: Schedules
• Notre Dame 27, Army 3: ND Lineups
• Notre Dame 27, Army 3: Scoring Summary
• Notre Dame 27, Army 3: Individual Stats
• Airlines see increase for Thanksgiving: Local fliers say tighter security worthwhile.
• Notre Dame 27, Army 3: Team Stats
• Miami Street to reopen on Monday
• Good visit with Santa but what'd she want?: Chihuahua clams up on Santa's knee.
• Council to vote on Coveleski Stadium project: Renovations carry $10.2 million price tag.
• Perkins eager to begin role as commissioner: 28-year-old Niles resident says he wants to be 'a voice for the people.'
• Social issues are priority for some: Snyder could face GOP lawmakers with own agendas.
• Things to do this holiday weekend
• Why do we call our area Michiana?
• Gift-giving elves sought for elders
• Notre Dame football: Defense shines as Irish topple Army
• Notre Dame football: Tradition worth embracing
• Notre Dame football: Recovering Crist still learning
• Notre Dame football: Army coach Ellerson had battled Irish before
• Notre Dame football: Williams plays on with heavy heart
• ND AD: No safety concerns about playing field
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Signs point to Grant sitting
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Home game in Kentucky for Novosel
• Lanes open on State Road 23
• Donnelly votes against Pelosi
• Smoking group to St. Joseph County: Butt out: Coalition campaigning to defeat proposed smoking ban for bars, restaurants.
• Recounts for St. Joseph clerk, assessor to start Monday: Ex-Notre Dame Law School dean to represent court.
• LaPorte man helps cat land on feet: He's raising pet after it was thrown from moving vehicle.
• Expanded Indiana 23 open: Road has four lanes plus center lane.
• 6-year-old girl bags first deer on opening day
• Thanksgiving dinner offered by groups for those in need
• Missing Rochester girl may be in South Bend: Rochester police ask for help finding her.
• Feely to be sentenced on felony charge Dec. 22: Pleads guilty to OWI; was involved in crash six years ago that killed 2 teens.
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish break out in second, upend Michigan State
• Bristol Fire Department responds to mobile home fire
• Three armed robberies reported
• Former coach pleads guilty to sexual misconduct: Ex-coach pleads guilty in sex case
• Notre Dame football: Clash in 1913 changed ND, game : Irish upset of Army considered one of greatest games in sports history
• Notre Dame football: Not all soldiers are Army fans
• Clerk, assessor recounts to start Monday: Ex-Notre Dame Law School dean to represent court.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish look to learn from loss
• Notre Dame football: Year without 100-yard rusher unusual
• With more people in need, Food Bank needs help keeping up
• Concerns about cuts cause Benton Harbor parents and students to take matters into their own hands
• Missing girl may be in South Bend: Rochester police ask for help finding her.
• Elkhart police arrest suspect in Walgreens robbery
• Mishawaka mayor: Adult bookstore will be torn down Monday
• Senior Center readies for move: New Buchanan facility features more space for activities.
• Beutters' pantry party to help feed needy
• Inside the prison death chamber at Michigan City
• High school program helps break cycle of poverty
• Wife's top phrase now a song: Tribute was divinely inspired, Edwards says.
• Marshall caucus taps Compton: Bank manager to join board of commissioners.
• South Bend Council cell phone etiquette at issue: City panel to weigh ordinance banning use at meetings because of one member's habit.
• Fan whips up feast fit for Harry: Party marks opening of 'Deathly Hallows.'
• South Bend 'visionary' dies at 92: John J. Frick drove several city developments.
• St. Joseph continues push for Clooney: Sign on Main Street encourages him to come.
• Store clerk arrested in attack : He reportedly used bat to beat man he thought was stealing.
• Complex wont be cited for trash
• Flu bug hits students, staff at Goshen College
• Seniors benefit from Elkhart food giveaway: Organizations distribute thousands of pounds of food.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish let one slip away in double overtime
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough finds his role
• Man accused of child abuse
• Intruders steal DVD player, discs
• Elkhart County churches filling shoeboxes with Christmas spirit
• Notre Dame football: Defining moment for defense : If Irish are better, it will show against Army's triple option
• Hunting in the city limits - is it legal?
• Is your smartphone at risk?
• Warsaw merchants sign petition opposing downtown homeless shelter
• Police arrest store clerk after baseball bat beating: Clerk told police he thought the man was stealing from store.
• Update: Obama to visit Kokomo
• Notre Dame football: A walk(-through) that counts : Irish need to take a good look at Yankee Stadium quirks.
• Traffic partially blocked on US 31 in Fulton County
• South Bend council targets cell phone use during meetings
• Smokers: Are you taking the Great American Smokeout challenge?
• Bremen Holy Walk set Dec. 3-4
• St. Joseph, Mich.: George, look this way please
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish roll past Chicago State
• Fans reflect as 'Harry Potter' era winds down: College-age students grew up with tales of boy wizard.
• Getting a grip on winning: Arm-wrestling champs run in family
• Recounts for assessor, clerk stall: Independent member needed for panel after ND professor bows out.
• What are 3 schools doing to improve?: Board, educators huddle on measures being taken.
• Safety board suspends officer: Chief said he disobeyed order, left victim.
• Chancellor may have to retire: IU has mandatory retirement policy for top administrators.
• Workers remove last of Rickey sculptures: Downtown exhibit ends after 14 months.
• Former S.B. cop's sentencing is delayed: Buford admits trying to rob gas station manager.
• ND magnetic logic research gets boost
• P-H-M alters camp policy at elementary level: Some parents lobby to keep overnights for fifth-graders.
• ND golf: Recruits
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish call on Larson to deliver gritty play
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Unselfish Irish roll, 102-62
• Notre Dame football: Irish monkey around with signals
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish posts to set tempo: ND will rely on the inside play of Becca Bruszewski, center
• IUSB Chancellor Una Mae Reck may retire in 2012 : IU has mandatory retirement policy for top administrators.
• Notre Dame basketball: Martin sidelined with back spasms
• Dec. 21 hearing set for Legacy Square project in South Bend
• Recounting of ballots in St. Joseph County delayed
• 1 injured in Mishawaka accident
• Former officer Buford's sentencing delayed : Neither government nor his attorney will discuss reason.
• South Bend officer suspended for leaving victim: Board discusses new schedule, new recruits and ongoing disciplinary hearing.
• Local organizations kick off Elkhart County food program
• Copper thefts on the rise
• Trailblazing the new U.S. 31: Will the new highway help or hurt the small towns along the existing road?
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: November 17, 2010
• Osceola appliance starting to see donations
• Bosch plant to close : S.B. site to shut by end of 2011, taking 250 jobs
• TSA scanner reaction: Shrug: S.B. travelers OK with X-rays, not with enhanced pat downs.
• St. Joseph city officials hope to lure Clooney: Actor spotted on Silver Beach scouting film site.
• Schools seeking 8-Step success: South Bend uses program to lift student achievement.
• Dumpsters overflow at Candlewood complex: Code department to issue citation if trash not picked up.
• In one year, 30 tenants and counting: Innovation Park director reflects on first year.
• Request for JJC is vetoed: Judge threatens possible mandate -- again -- if council doesn't override.
• False arrest suit settled for $18,000: Warrant stemmed from attempt to sell yearbook ad.
• Wesco is youngest legislator in Assembly: 24-year-old was sworn into office Tuesday.
• Elkhart chemist to be honored today at White House: Her diagnostic patents changed lives of millions of diabetics.
• Notre Dame football: No time for nostalgia: Kelly concerned only with present, not the past in N.Y.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish pride high in dominant defense
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Chicago State comes to ND on Wednesday
• Notre Dame men's basketball: 'Bouncy' Atkins impresses early
• Middlebury officials unveil town plan, seek input
• Teen receives no jail time in hit and run: 77-year-old woman may lose use of leg.
• Dumpster overload at Candlewood: Code to cite apartment complex if trash not picked up.
• St. Joseph commissioners veto JJC request: Judge threatens possible mandate -- again -- if council doesn't override.
• No more overnights for fifth-grade camp in P-H-M
• Local airport official, travelers react to controversial security measures
• State requests DNA from those accused in beating elderly South Bend man
• St. Joseph County commissioners veto JJC request
• Bosch to close South Bend facilities
• Notre Dame football: Kelly looking for consistency
• Notre Dame football: Kelly looking for consistency
• Mishawaka man jailed after failed escape attempt
• Nappanee Police seek leads on armed robbery
• Notre Dame hockey: ND's Tynan gets an encore
• Notre Dame volleyball: Dealy Player of the Week
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish earn first-round bye
• Burglar clips Elkhart hair salon --- of snacks
• Rifle cases taped to bike give away Elkhart burglar
• Condo plan draws fire : Legacy Square near Notre Dame now to be student rentals
• Art sale introduces IUSB students to the marketplace: Event also raises money for scholarship fund.
• National-Standard to shed up to 50 jobs: Niles weld wire maker negotiates severance deals.
• Groups to woo both parties: Environmental advocates aim for bipartisan appeal at state legislature.
• Computer issues hinder police: Failing server had to be replaced.
• Notre Dame student arrest video reviewed: It had more than 10,000 views on YouTube before being blocked.
• Gibbard pool's future in limbo: Alternative plan could develop for 2011
• GOP control brings education fight: Democrats, other opponents say ideas erode support for public education.
• Clay, St. Joe lead Quiz Bowl league
• Suspect in assault found under South Bend porch
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish defense forces 40 turnovers in 91-28 rout : Morehead State loses way at the Joyce Center
• Notre Dame-Army football tickets available Tuesday
• Notre Dame football: Retired Coach Doba knows triple option
• Notre Dame football: Army nose guard is son of ex-Irish player
• Art sale introduces South Bend college students to the marketplace
• National-Standard to shed up to 50 jobs : Niles weld wire maker negotiates severance deals.
• Plymouth woman dies from injuries in Friday crash
• Ivy Tech board seeks permission to accept properties
• St. Joe County police respond to Notre Dame arrest video
• Police: Men tried to rob downtown South Bend hotel
• 6 weekend drug arrests in Kosciusko County
• Notre Dame volleyball: Delay sparks Irish
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish whip USC in NCAA
• Notre Dame volleyball: Sciacca leads Irish
• Divorce rate in Michigan on the decline: Economic factors influence choices, experts say.
• Is your fire extinguisher ready and able? : Fire marshals recommend having them checked once a year
• South Bend officer is top NRA shot: Ryan scores big at national competition.
• White pages not yet gone: But you have to ask for them.
• Animal tracks provide array of clues: Kids, adults learn what to look for in the woods.
• Hoosier veteran may benefit from Agent Orange list: VA expects more than 150,000 claims within the next 12 to 18 months.
• Mellencamp daring, creative at Morris
• Animal welfare has been longtime passion: Pet Refuge's new president talks about her goals.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Peters' impact grows on Irish
• Notre Dame football attracts more outsiders in 2010: Hotel occupancy numbers are up compared with 2009
• Update: Multiple crews contain fire in storage building at Bremen glass plant
• Notre Dame Basketball: Nash paces Irish men over Liberty
• Notre Dame football: Bowled over by possibilities
• Notre Dame football: Irish uprising leaves No. 15 Utes stunned
• St. Joseph County DUI program in limbo: Judge says it might violate state law
• Ignition interlock devices have both skeptics and fans
• GOP has control in Indiana Statehouse: But Republicans say Daniels won't have blank check.
• Are juveniles too young for life terms?: Sides debate issue in aftermath of Dakotah Eliason case.
• Deer season starts in Indiana: State DNR expects another record year.
• Former officer Buford's supporters seek leniency: Letters say former officer's family needs him, his crimes were out of character.
• Penn spells out perfect victory in state finals: Team wins 11th Spell Bowl championship.
• Court records issue solved by area judge: Tribune report prompts talks about how to fix issues.
• Niles residents toss away unneeded medicines
• Notre Dame 28, Utah 3: ND Lineup
• Notre Dame 28, Utah 3: Individual Statistics
• Notre Dame 28, Utah 3: Scoring
• Notre Dame Football: Fighting Irish have a great moment...: but is it momentum?
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Cooley's got some bounce
• Notre Dame football: Kamara returns to ND spotlight
• Notre Dame football: Smith learns to embrace Irish change
• Notre Dame football: Blocked punt sends Utah in reverse
• Notre Dame Hockey: Wolverines earn split with Irish
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Martin won't drop opportunity
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Riley savors Irish honor
• Notre Dame football: Irish toughness showed
• Firearm season starts for deer hunters: Indiana DNR expects another record year.
• Notre Dame football: Irish stun Utah
• Penn spells out perfect victory in state finals: Team wins 11th Spell Bowl championship
• Transcript: Brian Kelly's post-game press conference
• Caffeinated alcohol drinks may get ban: Some states already banning beverages; Indiana could follow suit.
• Note Dame hockey: Third-period goals lift Irish over U-M
• Notre Dame mum on accident investigation: University says it will release details at probe's completion.
• Judge grants St. Joseph County recount by hand: GOP wanted rechecking of two county races.
• South Bend teen guilty in sex assault : 17-year-old testifies during last day of trial.
• Mishawaka dog park off to running start
• No charges in jailer firings in LaPorte County: Deputy prosecutor: No evidence of criminal activity presented.
• Marshall County election results sent to state
• 6 fired after prank at South Bend Regional Airport
• Edwardsburg sports complex moves ahead: Funds needed to pay off property and build 17 fields.
• Mishawaka teen says he was beaten by group
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish begin tourney journey with win
• Six South Bend airport workers fired over prank
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish race by UNH
• 6 men arrested in Elkhart prostitution sting
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish sprint to easy season-opening win
• Mishawaka vocational school closes, students out $24,000
• Notre Dame basketball: Grant sits out opener
• Teen says he was beaten by group
• Notre Dame football: Laying the ground work : Seniors' bond will be their role as part of Kelly's foundation.
• Pizza delivery man reports robbery
• Goshen extends residential code enforcement to indoors
• Notre Dame football: Collins talks his way into history
• State takeover of Riley and Washington High Schools looms
• Teen guilty in sex assault on 13-year-old: 17-year-old testifies during last day of trial.
• Notre Dame football: Kelly puts faith in youth : First-year players Rees, Wood take command of offense
• Energy plus booze equals debate in Michiana
• Notre Dame football: Laying the ground work : Seniors' bond will be their role as part of Kelly's foundation.
• South Bend teen accused in sex assault testifies
• Around the campus
• Judge grants GOP request for hand recount : But Democrats object to time-consuming task
• Notre Dame soccer: Five Irish honored
• South Bend woman reports sexual assault
• Niles MS patient in health insurance limbo
• Niles students honor veterans: Luncheon recognizes military service.
• URC to reopen Advocacy Centers next week: Plans call for limited hours, less staff.
• Saint Mary's grad shares war experiences: Petraeus' praise good, but carrying out deployment was even greater source of pride.
• Veterans join in marking day: Expressions of thanks mean a lot, some say.
• South Bend Country Club gets new financiers: New financiers for South Bend Country Club, a city 'icon.'
• First phase of airport expansion set to open: Concourse amenities include lounge, gift shop, kids playroom.
• Younger veterans not joining groups in same numbers as past generations
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Scott turns the page for ND
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Recruits bring winning attitude to ND
• Union-North board welcomes 2 new members: Graf, Berger earn Union-North accolades.
• Neighbors eye IUSB's parking proposal: Administrators host meeting to discuss house demolitions.
• Teen attacked at Riley High School
• Disappearing daily: A generation defined by service slowly fades away
• Woman reports being sexually assaulted outside bar
• Police respond to accident involving pregnant woman on mo-ped
• B.B. King comes to Morris Jan. 16
• URC to reopen Advocacy Centers next week
• Driehaus Prize winner to lecture at Notre Dame
• South Bend Country Club has new owners
• Movie made about veteran's WWII survival story
• Buchanan Trail to be extended: Committee to pay for costs.
• Navy man recounts close call: Ordinary day in Afghanistan turned violent.
• Notre Dame football: Faith helps Toma finally catch on
• Magnet school fair set for today
• Notre Dame football: Badger takes road less traveled : Utah-ND game far from Irish freshman's mission
• How Chase project toppled: City says it rushed background check to meet federal deadline.
• Notre Dame basketball: Scott turns the page for Irish
• Judge convicts Feely on drunken driving charge: Man argued he was tired, not drunk, when he fell asleep in car.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: A team for the ages returns
• Accused teenager was out on bond: Was awaiting sentencing in separate case when attack occurred.
• Operation Honor receives outpouring of support
• Son accused in case of shots fired at mom's van in South Bend
• South Bend-area veterans organizations struggle to maintain membership
• University Commons faces renovation and controversy
• Man allegedly assaulted with nunchucks: Roommate jailed following assault
• Judge finds Granger man guilty of drunken driving
• Mishawaka students thank veterans in special way
• Suspect in Elkhart robbery spree taken into custody
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish recruit compares to Harangody
• Notre Dame football: Holtz tells Kelly to trust the plan
• Notre Dame football: No seeing red for Alford : Irish wide receivers coach gears up for sibling rivalry
• Niles-based nonprofit soon to be evicted: Eviction looms for tenants of former Kawneer building.
• Notre Dame hockey: Guentzel's goals are team-oriented
• Cole is still Buchanan's mayor: Commissioners see board's experience as advantageous.
• Under the radar: Niles' Pearl Harbor veteran not one for recognition.
• New South Bend home draws attention, debate: Builder says he's having trouble buying nearby property.
• Prairie Street overpass project receives grant
• Apple store opens Saturday at University Park Mall
• Neighbors eye IUSB parking plan
• South Bend teens charged in knife attack: Two victims were choked, had throats cut.
• No injuries reported in South Bend house fire
• Reserve officer, 84, earns salute for service: It's 31 years and counting for Ernie Bryant.
• Developer's past fraud helped topple Chase Tower project: City says it rushed background check to meet federal deadline.
• Revised St. Joseph County smoking measure could ban all public smoking: Proposal includes bars, restaurants
• Businesses assess Michigan's smoking ban: Six months of no smoking good for some but not all
• Collapsed wall to cost Penn Township Food Pantry $10,000
• South Bend man arrested after firing shot into ceiling of his home during argument
• St. Joseph County smoking ban could expand: Proposal includes bars, restaurants.
• Car passenger from Elkhart hurt in South Bend shooting
• Businesses assess Michigan's smoking ban: Six months of no smoking good for some but not all
• Notre Dame basketball: Diggins on Naismith watch
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: November 10, 2010
• Richard J. Rice announces retirement at TCU, replacement named
• Notre Dame soccer: ND No. 4 seed in NCAAs
• Apple store opens Saturday in Mishawaka
• EPA: No unsafe air toxins found near Warsaw school
• Sex offense leads to jail time for Niles man: Victim's mother said child's innocence was taken.
• Suspicious package at Mishawaka store addressed to Obama
• Marshall County close to raising tax: No opposition given during public hearing for 2 percent hike.
• New South Bend house draws attention, debate
• InDOT prepares drivers for winter storms
• South Bend teens relate story of attack: Boys choked, cut on their necks by alleged gang members.
• Neighbors' opinions vary on new house
• World War II vet is Filthy Thirteen's last man: World War II veteran's unit perhaps inspiration for 'Dirty Dozen.'
• Plymouth school corporation makes AYP
• Man escapes police custody while receiving medical treatment in South Bend
• Pain at the Pump: Why gas prices are rising
• Pet euthanasia: A political debate on methods of animal control
• Group sponsors trip for veterans to WWII Memorial
• Osceola family regroups after house fire
• Study links teens who text with risky behaviors
• St. Joseph County GOP seeks recounts: Ballots cast in clerk, assessor races to get look.
• Charges filed in knife attack against Riley teens
• Three River's Main Street closed after business fire
• Apple store opens Saturday in Mishawaka
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Learning about Irish is Step 1 : It was only exhibition, but games helped clear up a few questions.
• Notre Dame football: Wynn No. 1, but Cain able for Utah : No. 15 Utes equipped with two winning quarterbacks
• Notre Dame football: Kelly understands pressure
• Notre Dame hockey: ND's Tynan honored
• UPDATE: Carjacking drives Elkhart Police investigation
• Notre Dame football: Te'o Bednarik semifinalist
• Collision serves up extensive damage to Niles' Stateline Café
• Koontz Lake Marine's remains found: Staff Sgt. Hewitt declared MIA 44 years ago.
• 27-year-old declared competent for trial in 2011 : Morris allegedly stabbed a sleeping man.
• Casino draws legal scrutiny: State officials to meet with Bay Mills Indian Community.
• Plow plus snow equals stress: InDOT prepares drivers for winter storms.
• Lyme disease cases up: Berrien among counties with highest number of cases this year.
• Family regroups after fire: Grateful for life and support of others
• Tax bills unlikely to go up for vote: Council seeks time to debate abatement plans.
• Notre Dame swimming: Irish clipped by Purdue
• Meth labs spread, evolve: The year so far sets new record for seizures in county.
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish advance in Big East
• Old homes seen through fresh eyes: Visitors explore near northwest neighborhood.
• Notre Dame volleyball: ND loses three 2- pointers
• Donnelly looks ahead: '(Voters) want to see our country move forward, and they want us to do it as Americans, not as Democrats or Republicans.'
• 1st Source finances new $20,000 award for local research discoveries
• Police increase efforts to find Constantine girl's killer: Michigan State Police join investigation of Jodi Parrack's death
• Man dead in Sturgis after being hit by a truck
• 1997 Fulton County killing featured in cold case cards
• Brown to head WSBT-TV, in addition to radio
• Mishawaka gets enough offers for city Christmas tree
• Notre Dame football: Wynn No. 1, but Cain able for Utah : No. 15 Utes equipped with two winning quarterbacks
• Sentencing for Holy Cross carjacking defendant reset
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Learning about Irish is Step 1 : It was only exhibition, but games helped clear up a few questions.
• Police: 2 robbed, choked: Pair of teens found Saturday in alley with throats cut.
• Sex offense leads to jail time for Niles man: Victim's mother said child's innocence taken.
• Wife thrown from window: Tells firefighters he did it to help her escape blaze in their home.
• Notre Dame to invest $6.5 million in energy conservation measures
• Woman wants to help adult children with addictions: Jennifer Act a tool to help them do that.
• Marshall County close to raising innkeeper tax
• State by state, promise nearly fulfilled: Family grows up traveling together
• Holiday shopping gets under way: With Halloween over, gift buyers look ahead.
• Learning how to talk to kids about sex: Adults advised to use real terms, listen carefully.
• NIPSCO changes aid program: Low-income customers would qualify for one of three discounts.
• 'Elvis' stops by fundraiser to help family: Fundraiser for family suffering after fire.
• St. Joseph County prosecutor prepares for third term: Reviving drug unit among top goals.
• FCC ban on wireless gear that uses certain frequency band has widespread impact
• Notre Dame football: Recruiting analysts weigh in on Irish issues
• All lanes open after crashes on the Indiana Toll Road
• Husband tosses wife from second story window to escape Osceola fire
• South Bend trash pickup schedule changes for Veterans Day
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Hansbrough ignites Irish victory
• Notre Dame hockey: Guentzel, Tynan lead Irish
• Church Watch program offered in South Bend
• Pavilion design reflects Edwardsburg man's legacy: Late Cass County farmer remembered at dedication
• Does warm summer mean less snow?: There's no way to know for sure, but comparisons offer a theory.
• Dowagiac man to join son in prison: Judge said defendant has not set a good example.
• Bar dismissed from civil case in Mishwaka officer's death
• Kroc campaign seeks public help to match $250,000 pledge: Challenge grant would help Salvation Army with endowment.
• Doctor: South Bend firefighter saved my life: Department encourages all to get CPR training.
• St. Adalbert looks ahead after 100 years
• Indiana Homestead Verification Forms burden auditors: About 65 percent processed so far in St. Joseph County.
• Notre Dame's Jenkins: 'We failed to keep him safe': Jenkins releases statement on death of student Declan Sullivan.
• Notre Dame football: Holtz sees open date as time to build
• Holiday shopping under way in Michiana
• Late Cass County farmer remembered at pavilion dedication
• Citizens group plans Monday protest in South Bend
• Notre Dame hockey: Falcons' goalie hot, ends Irish streak
• Notre Dame basketball: Nash running down his dream
• Viruses threaten Michigan blueberries: Researchers trying to stay ahead of disease.
• His mother's living Holocaust: Film explores Chicago Tribune writer as he looks at past she'd never discussed.
• Niles' Gumwood Road has water woes resolved: Niles Township Fire Department called in to divert overflow.
• Doctor credits South Bend firefighter with saving his life
• Burn ban lifted in Marshall County
• Driver refresher course comes as first hint of winter arrives
• Notre Dame football: Media focus still on tragedy
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Novosel's night encouraging for Irish
• Buttigieg reflects on run for Indiana treasurer: Despite loss, he has no regrets.
• NIPSCO gets OK for low-income customer program
• Szuba lawsuit to be dropped
• Notre Dame soccer: Top honors for Henderson
• Upgrades to Cass County's Fred Russ Forest Park and Newton's Woods draw more
• Notre Dame football: Irish trio honored
• Niles' Eastgate Shopping Plaza closer to demolition: Board approves plan leading to elimination of former shopping plaza.
• Jenkins issues letter about student's death
• Holocaust documentary comes to South Bend: Chicago Tribune writer explores the past his mother would never discuss.
• Hanratty family stands by Kelly
• Area residents take the 'nano plunge' at Notre Dame: Event at ND acquaints people with emerging research.
• One suspect in custody, search is on for another accused in a daytime burglary
• Daniels mapping out big legislative agenda
• Kroc campaign seeks public help with $250,000
• Residents weigh swan kill: Edwardsburg-area lakes overcrowded with birds.
• Homestead forms a burden to auditors
• South Bend's Chase Tower renovation project in doubt: City drops support; developer claims plan is still a go.
• Jenkins issues letter about student's death
• Man will join his son in prison: Judge said defendant has not set a good example.
• Notre Dame speaker: Sustainable values called vital: Friedman: U.S. needs to move from today's situational values.
• Notre Dame football: Irish, Kelly navigate adversity
• GOP sweeps Penn Township races: Unopposed Dean still in office.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Novosel's night encouraging for Irish
• Upton's new role on Hill uncertain: Waiver holds key to powerful energy panel chair.
• Granger, Mishawaka schools get InDOT funding for paths, sidewalks
• GOP taking new look at close St. Joseph County races: 4 county contests decided by fewer than 250 votes.
• Notre Dame football: Irish, Kelly navigate adversity
• South Bend's Early College late setting up: Science labs, books lacking at new location.
• Gun charge sends Mishawaka burglar away for longer
• 2nd District rematch in the making?: Walorski hints at run in 2012; district's lines could be redrawn.
• Plans halted for renovating the Chase Tower
• Longtime IUSB chancellor's legacy celebrated: Book looks at Lester Wolfson
• Update: Polygon Company employee expected to recover
• Twin box spring causes double trouble for Elkhart County motorist
• Police respond to accident at Riley Road and State Road 331
• Beating bullying inside the classroom
• Kosciusko County 12-year-old pleads guilty for his role in man's shooting death
• Lawsuit against Mishawka bar dropped
• South Bend man treated for stab wound
• Teenager reports she was abducted
• Notre Dame women's basketball: High-octane beginning
• Notre Dame swimming: Miller named Big East's best
• Notre Dame hockey: Johnson benefits from frosh lessons
• LaPorte sheriff wins 2nd term in landslide: Another Dem captures prosecutor post.
• Notre Dame football: Senior linebacker Smith stays steady
• Donnelly survives as GOP rolls to control of House: Republicans wonder if Libertarian was spoiler
• Upton's new role on Hill uncertain: Waiver holds key to powerful energy panel chair.
• Worker at Walkerton business on Industrial Park Drive airlifted to hospital
• Eau Claire woman to be arraigned in infant's death
• Crews handling propane leak in Goshen
• GOP sweeps Penn board, assessor races
• Clay High School's Team Earth makes a clean sweep in South Bend
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Exhibition games help frosh grow
• Dvorak captures his third term: But Duerring refuses to concede till tallies checked.
• Democrats retain control of St. Joseph County Council
• Spice maker McCormick plans to expand in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Senior linebacker Smith stays steady
• Republicans celebrate in Marshall County
• Donnelly heads to Republican-dominated Congress
• Longtime Union-North board president upset by new middle school opponent
• Drug arrest follows traffic stop
• Update: Silver Alert called off for missing Decatur, Ind., woman, 89
• Challenges at Early College program in South Bend
• Indiana Sen. Joe Zakas of Granger wins re-election
• Convicted South Bend murderer headed to prison after serving contempt jail time
• Tax cap favored by voters; GOP wins state treasurer, auditor
• South Bend school board winners talk about priorities
• 3 South Bend school board incumbents out: Newcomers win campaigning on change theme.
• New book published on longtime IUSB chancellor's legacy
• Twyckenham span nearly done: Could reopen to traffic in matter of weeks.
• St. Joseph County burglary caught on tape
• 4 burglary suspects post bond: Self-described 'gypsies' linked to crimes in Indiana, Illinois.
• Elkhart County man charged with Niles Township home invasions
• Notre Dame volleyball: Irish ace Connecticut
• Mourners flock to Declan's funeral: ND coach, players among those mourning student's death.
• Two arrested, accused of dealing meth at Plymouth park
• Notre Dame soccer: ND men upend Hoyas
• 2nd District seen as a bellwether for whole nation
• Police: Rising scrap metal prices hikes Cass County burglaries
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brey more liberal with bench minutes
• Run, walk proceeds help rebuild Ox Bow Tower
• Notre Dame football: All eyes on Kelly's response
• Local voter turnout high by mid-day Tuesday
• Turnout steady, not heavy, in St. Joseph County
• Voting appears steady in South Bend area
• Final results for key St. Joseph County races: More than half the precincts reporting vote totals.
• Steady numbers at the polls: Mishawka area polls keeping a consistent pace.
• Voters approve Indiana property tax cap
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Abromaitis spearheads balanced Irish attack
• Incumbent retains seat on P-H-M school board
• Notre Dame football: Burning questions for Irish
• Upton an easy winner: Anti-incumbent mood doesn't surface in state's 6th District.
• Investigation continues into 19-year-old's death: Autopsy: Teen dies after shot to torso.
• Two taken to hospital after crash north of Elkhart
• Marshall County burn ban continues
• Bauer, Fry, Dvorak, Niezgodski keep state rep jobs
• Man killed by excavator: Son ran from scene to call for help.
• Dvorak wins St. Joseph County prosecutor race
• ND, Purdue announce nano business plan
• Grzegorek beats Fox to become next St. Joseph County sheriff
• COA expanding into Dowagiac: Satellite facility will open in about a year.
• All South Bend school board incumbents out: Newcomers win on aggressive campaigns, taste for change.
• Program helps cops understand mental illness: Crisis Intervention Training implemented at police departments.
• Memorial Hospital confirms downsizing: Officials say they hope 'other hospitals' increase care for those with little money
• Notre Dame football: Crist undergoes surgery, out 6 months
• South Bend leaf pickup begins soon: Operation ReLeaf scheduled Nov. 8 - Dec. 13
• Funeral held for ND videographer
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Marian eager to face the big boys
• Mystery photo
• Notre Dame football: Burning questions for Irish
• From our files
• Drivers in LaPorte injury crash arrested
• Belonging to the antisocial network
• Twyckenham bridge not quite ready: Traffic could reopen in matter of weeks.
• Dem mailer touts Libertarian Vogel
• Marshall County burn ban continues: Officials decide dry conditions still warrant emergency declaration.
• Creating a space to pray: Muslims now have prayer room at Memorial Hospital.
• Investigation continues into 19-year-old's death
• All aboard for museum's new rail exhibit: Ribbon cutting planned to mark completion of expansion.
• Nappanee man killed in accident: Son ran from scene to call for help.
• 100 Black Men throws gala: Local chapter to have first black-tie fundraiser Saturday.
• Accused burglars each post $10,000 bond: Self-proclaimed "gypsies" suspects in string of crimes in Indiana, Illinois.
• Hundreds at wake for Declan Sullivan
• For Senate candidates, campaign trail goes through restaurants: Senate hopefuls make final push before election
• New ReStore bigger, brighter: Doors open today for discounted household items.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins hungry to finally hit floor for Irish
• Homemade Halloween costumes out of vogue this year
• Notre Dame football: Growing pains hit Irish recruiting
• Notre Dame football: Crist undergoes surgery, out 6 months
• Metro Homicide investigating fatal shooting in South Bend
• Prosecutor candidates vie for title: Experience, backgrounds at core of contest.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Atkins hungry to finally hit floor for Irish
• Election Day upon us: Need help knowing how or where to vote?
• Notre Dame football: Crist undergoes surgery, out 6 months
• Sheriff race focus: Behind a desk, or hands-on?: Question might affect election outcome.
• Notre Dame football: Crist undergoes surgery, out 6 months
• Psychic: I talk to the dead: Spirits come out at Halloween.
• New Buffalo man dead after crash on I-94
• Grief on game day: Fans pay homage to ND student killed in freak accident.
• Notre Dame football: Tulsa felt lucky Irish chose to throw
• Deer crashes, population are growing concerns: New hunting rules proposed, but only part of solution.
• Notre Dame football: Kelly has big job keeping program from unraveling: Injured Crist out for season
• Notre Dame football: Salvi recalls Sullivan's kindness
• Tulsa 28, Notre Dame 27: Individual Stats
• Tulsa 28, Notre Dame 27: Team Stats
• Tulsa 28, Notre Dame 27: Scoring
• Tulsa 28, Notre Dame 27: ND Lineup
• Irish hockey team earns two points
• Reaching her goals despite disease: Mother of four fights breast cancer while earning bachelor's degree
• Trick or Treat: Chocolate always a Halloween hit
• Elkhart neighborhood is awash in pink: Cancer survivor surrounded by helpful people.
• Notre Dame basketball: Marian eager to face the big boys
• Campus vote lingers as election nears: Five races on tap for Berrien County commissioner.
• Notre Dame football: Growing pains hit Irish recruiting
• Few answers in Notre Dame death: Swarbrick takes questions at news conference
• Statehouse candidates irritated by rivals' mudslinging: Accusations in ads continue as election approaches.
• Notre Dame football: Despite some frustration, Crist continues to develop : As team reels from tragedy, junior QB hopes to help Irish bounce back.
• For some, fright's a rush: Professor takes look at appeal of haunted houses.
• Helmet decal will honor Notre Dame student who died
• Notre Dame football: Irish expected to get top target back
• Notre Dame football: Diaco was Fry's bell cow at Iowa
• Notre Dame Hockey: Irish edge Broncos
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish edge Broncos
• Notre Dame football: Transcript: Brian Kelly's post-game press conference
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish women ranked 12th
• Notre Dame football: A game to remember, and forget : Rees passes for a freshman-best four TDs, but interception on final possession denies Irish.
• Child support success at issue: Duerring critical of St. Joe division; Dvorak touts accomplishments.
• Critical fire conditions noted for several local Indiana counties
• Bond not raised in South Bend burglaries
• Berrien County accident sends at least one to hospital
• Early voting ends on Monday in St. Joseph County
• Notre Dame volleyball: ND's Brown honored
• Edwardsburg school spirit effort takes off: Edwardsburg mascot may be seen all over town.
• Gas leak disrupts Elkhart auto store's Saturday business
• Leaf collection activity picking up in Elkhart, St. Joseph counties
• Meth in home nets prison for Dowagiac man: Dowagiac man turned to drugs after losing job, attorney says.
• Woman backs car into side of South Bend store
• Touring Granger garage proves frightful ordeal: Granger man finds creative place to build haunted house.
• Notre Dame soccer: ND men's match moved
• Kapsa talks about turnaround plans for Riley, Washington: There is more work to be done, says state superintendent.
• Notre Dame football: Stewart a scholar- athlete
• Input given on Indiana's schools takeover plan: State education officials consider rules on possible action.
• Memorial Mass to be held of student killed at University of Notre Dame
• Investigators look for cause of explosion: Police considering link to recent crimes at house.
• A commitment to diversity: Minority- and woman-owned businesses helping to build Kroc Center
• Elkhart County Red Cross offers free smoke alarms
• Notre Dame volleyball: ND's McHugh top frosh
• Notre Dame football: WR Riddick will miss Navy game with injury
• Businessman injured by falling tree: Jones still hospitalized more than a week later.
• Work to begin on new community corrections center
• Indiana Supreme Court upholds Wayne Kubsch murder conviction
• Three LaPorte jail workers fired
• Police: Found body belongs to missing banker: Death being treated as homicide.
• Watchdog panel to keep tabs on nursing homes: Zoeller pushing for new laws after investigation.
• Drunken driver going to prison: Buchanan man's brother killed in July 2009 crash
• Penalty being added to burn ban: Marshall County commissioners issue new emergency disaster declaration.
• Federal charges for heist suspect: Man accused of robbing 1st Source Bank branch four times
• School group thief gets jail time: Buchanan woman embezzled $33,000 from PTO.
• Federal charges for man accused of robbing South Bend bank branch 4 times
• Traffic restrictions on State Road 2 St. Joseph County
• Drunken driver gets prison term: Buchanan man's brother killed in July 2009 crash
• Buchanan PTO embezzler gets jail: Judge calls crime betrayal of community.
• Michigan historical society acquires old caboose: Piece of history back where it started.
• Notre Dame soccer: No. 2 Cardinals top Irish
• Dogs train to comfort patients at area hospitals: But providing security is another big job.
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish clinch division title
• Donning kilts, raising funds: 12 area men participate in McDonald fundraiser.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Tough camp builds up Hansbrough
• AT THE PODIUM
• Notre Dame football: Eifert walks a fine line : Irish tight end bounces back from mistakes
• Charter school performance given look: Reviews mixed on advantages of the academies in Michigan.
• Notre Dame football: Navy's Edwards a hit as a defensive back
• Love of history inspires minister
• Penalty being added to burn ban in Marshall County: Commissioners issue new emergency disaster declaration.
• Bessette becomes a saint
• Third anniversary of Nappanee Tornado
• Faiths gather in South Bend: They seek an end to violence.
• Charitable giving down in recent years
• To transform a face: Youths get lesson on makeup just in time for Halloween
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Tough camp builds up Hansbrough
• Indiana giving away smoke alarms for deaf people
• Investigators look for cause of explosion: Police considering link to recent crimes at house.
• South Bend convenience store robbed
• Teen admits bomb threats to several colleges
• Notre Dame football: Irish injuries piling on
• 'The joy is ... in the journey': Nun chooses holistic path on her battle with breast cancer
• Notre Dame football: Strong second half fuels Irish victory
• Teaming up for success: New partnership hooks up IUSB teachers in training, Coquillard fourth-graders.
• Notre Dame football: Back-up QBs pass the test
• A view from the streets: Neighbors loathe weekend gunfire
• Notre Dame 44, Western Michigan 20: Team Stats
• Notre Dame 44, Western Michigan 20: ND Lineup
• Notre Dame 44, Western Michigan 20: Individual Stats
• Notre Dame 44, Western Michigan 20: Scoring
• Notre Dame football: Broncos held tough in first half
• Navy needs late rally to knock off Mustangs
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Battling Harangody every day helped Cooley grow up
• Two officers injured in motorcycle accident: Group was en route to escort football team.
• Officials: High crash rate not a big concern
• Tribal police take on more: Department has grown since inception in 2003.
• Recycling reaches out: Troop 'green before green cool,' scoutmaster says.
• Annual NAACP state conference coming to South Bend: Three days of workshops, speakers, awards and social events are planned.
• Notre Dame football: Irish injuries piling on
• Midterm election money flows: Outside groups spending millions on Donnelly, Walorski race.
• Mishawaka's Pet Refuge nursing malnourished dog back to health
• Group accused of false ads: Donnelly one of the campaign's targets.
• Coloma man behind bars after accident on I-94
• Board distributes Four Winds Casino funds: $5.1 million includes partial 911 request from Berrien County.
• National GOP chairman stops in Niles: 'We are going to get the House back,' says Steele.
• Three running for Walorski's House seat: Fish, Wesco focus on budget issues.
• Father, son charged with fraud in South Bend: They've faced similar allegations in civil suits.
• Notre Dame football: Imagine if Floyd was 100 percent
• Weather amnesty rule changed for homeless: Extra shelter space for homeless no longer depends on temperature.
• Notre Dame football: Time for Irish to grow up
• ND coach's wife speaks out about her battles with breast cancer
• Notre Dame football: Strong second half fuels Irish victory
• South Bend hotel project takes its next step: City welcomes influx of residents downtown.
• Updated Bicyclist hit near Linebacker in South Bend
• Family searches for missing Mishawaka man
• Saint Joseph's High School makes national 'honor roll'
• Walk-in immunization clinics open in Elkhart County
• Watchdog panel to keep tabs on Indiana nursing homes
• Police motorcycles crash; two officers injured: Group was en route to escort football team to Notre Dame
• Notre Dame basketball: Brey's club gets physical
• Notre Dame hockey: Fast start fuels Irish
• Notre Dame football: Irish tough to figure out at halfway point of season
• Granger company is an election winner: Amount being spent eclipses anything seen before at business.
• Two Michigan counties to share road manager: Move aims to save money.
• Upscale hotel may be in works: Developer plans to convert Ramada into Hotel Indigo.
• South Bend man runs into moving taxi cab
• 'I didn't have time to be worried': Mom gives birth to healthy baby boy in hospital lobby.
• South Bend man shot during home invasion
• Transpo dedicates new center: $19.5 million operations site twice the size of old facility.
• Walorski raises more money than Donnelly in 3rd quarter
• Future saint paid ND a visit in 1920: Brother André Bessette of Holy Cross order to be canonized on Sunday.
• Paqui, 2; Cancer, 0: Coach Kelly's wife speaks out about her battles with breast cancer.
• Republican National Chairman stops in Niles: 'We are going to get the House back,' says Steele.
• State police arrest Mishawaka man in phone, forgery scam
• Board distributes casino funds: $5.1 million includes partial 911 request from Berrien County
• UPDATE ... Found: Dog missing from Toll Road crash scene near South Bend
• Police search for missing Mishawaka man
• Nore Dame baseball: Irish series this weekend
• Notre Dame hockey: Physical Irish get CCHA opener
• Notre Dame football: Three for six a plus for Irish red zone defense
• Was it a bolt from the blue?: July 18 incident still has him reeling.
• Notre Dame football: Wood looks ready if Allen's not
• Berrien County budget for 2011 declines: Berrien officials say drop in property tax values the cause.
• Marshall County Neighborhood Center needs food
• Union-North OKs three-year plan: Academic improvement strategy set for junior-senior high.
• Benton Harbor School Board to consider major cuts
• Bank robbery suspect sought: Police say man also wanted on attempted murder charge.
• ADEC caring for displaced group home residents
• Businessman challenges incumbent in District 17: Francis Ellert takes on Nancy Dembowski for state representative
• Wal-Mart parking lot accident in Niles sends one to hospital
• Second report also critical of Dean: Penn Township trustee faces no opposition in upcoming election.
• Robbery reported in South Bend grocery store parking lot
• Notre Dame soccer: Fast start fuels ND
• Sleeping South Bend man shot in hand
• Plymouth man, 20, treated after car crash on 2C Road
• Notre Dame football: Allen won't sit quietly
• Heist suspect eludes police: 1st Source site in River Park robbed again.
• South Bend teen arrested for Dowagiac armed robbery
• Elkhart County crash injures Union, South Bend residents
• Notre Dame football: Wenger has a lot on his mind
• Mobile home in transit catches fire on U.S. 31
• NOTRE DAME MEN'S BASKETBALL: On the offensive: Abromaitis aims to avoid wear down
• Cash drawer thief flees Elkhart restaurant on mo-ped
• Notre Dame football: Kelly aware of agent issues
• No charges in St. Joseph County Jail pepperball incident: Prosecutor says use of force at jail was justified
• Speedway owner nixes $250,000 bid
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Diggins back in spotlight at Washington
• Baby boy delivered in hospital lobby
• Notre Dame hockey: Lee adds punch to Jackson's offense
• Second report also critical of Penn Township trustee
• Hotel-motel budget approved: Plan includes $75,000 to finance grant program.
• Police say wanted bank robbery suspect has violent past
• Pelath, Wolf vie in District 9: Both candidates say job creation is No. 1 issue.
• Just Goods is growing : New location offers more space for eco-friendly, fair trade items.
• IUSB plans to demolish houses: Neighbors concerned about impact.
• Police find gas leak at demolition site
• Dem chief urges Dean to quit post: 'I'm not going to resign, and that's it,' Penn Twp. trustee says.
• Transpo dedicates new center: $19.5 million operations site twice the size of old facility.
• Madison facing suit, competition: Ex-employee says she can do better for less.
• Road closed for new U.S. 31 construction
• Prosecutor candidates throw barbs
• Upscale hotel may be in works for downtown South Bend: Developer plans to convert Ramada into Hotel Indigo.
• 3 arrests made in armed robbery of a gas station on U.S. 31 in South Bend
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: October 13, 2010
• Teens arrested for armed robbery in Goshen
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Solomon studies way back to team
• Michigan lawmakers address education funding: No school aid cuts during election year.
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Owens goes to work getting Irish up to speed in paint
• New city manager named in Buchanan: Mayor says Marx can bring people together in Buchanan.
• Notre Dame football: Allen won't sit quietly
• South Bend police on alert after fake $20, $100 bills turn up
• Notre Dame hockey: Lee adds punch to Jackson's offense
• 3 hurt in crash at Stateline Road in Niles area; 1 in hospital
• St. Joseph County Council approves hotel-motel budget
• Motorcycle driver hurt in crash with deer in Cass County
• Man in court in South Bend has DUI history
• Officer cleared in shootings in Illinois, Indiana
• Jury acquits South Bend man accused of molestation
• Crash near Etna Green in Kosciusko County sends one to hospital
• I&M offers aid for electric customers
• Person taken to hospital after vehicle rolls over in Marshall County
• Agency seeking to help with heating costs
• Local Democrats want utility rate freeze: Call comes in wake of regulatory scandal.
• "I'm not going to resign, and that's it" : Penn Township Trustee Dean pressured by party leadership to step down
• Madison Center in receivership: Move was made 'to preserve and protect institution.'
• South Bend bank robbed fourth time in 2 months
• Last trapped Chilean miner rescued; ordeal ends
• South Bend's Madison Center faces new suit, competition
• Notre Dame hockey: ND's Lee top rookie
• Trial testimony begins in South Bend in alleged molestation case
• Notre Dame football: Offensive tackle Prestwood wavers with commitment
• Police arrest purse snatcher in downtown South Bend
• Receiver appointed for South Bend's Madison Center
• Public thanked for helping cemetery investigation in Plymouth
• For second time in less than a week, gas leak prompts evacuations
• New Buchanan city manager named: Marx has ability to bring people together, mayor says.
• Granholm vetoes bill expanding Sunday liquor sales
• Notre Dame football: WMU's White beating adversity
• Counterfeit bills causing concern across Michiana
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brey's team features interchangeable parts
• Marshall County innkeeper tax hike proposed
• Niles man arrested in kidnapping: Allegedly attempted to assault woman at park in Niles.
• Indiana Dems want freeze on utility rates
• Suspect charged in rape: Chicago man led police on manhunt near Ironwood, Ireland.
• Goshen's nickname may be changed
• First Senate debate lively: Ellsworth, Coats, Sink-Burris face off in Indy.
• Child testifies of abuse during St. Joseph County court case: Defense questions timing, motives for molesting charges
• Duerring says Dvorak wrong to blame teen: Prosecutor says opponent is distorting facts.
• Notre Dame football: WMU's White beating adversity
• Abatement ordinances tabled: Petitioners Luecke and Project Future to work on compromise.
• Notre Dame football: Rudolph lost for the season
• South Bend council tables competing property tax abatement ordinances
• Supporters of Mishawaka's Mary Gibbard pool voice opinions
• A perfect 90: Penn High wins spell bowl in Logansport with top score
• Rochester man arrested on sexual misconduct charges
• Driver from Hartford, Mich., dies in I-94 crash near Decatur exit
• Driver from Hartford, Mich., dies in I-94 crash near Decatur exit
• Notre Dame men's basketball; Tomorrow finally today for Martin
• Michael Park born at 10:10 p.m. on 10/10/10: HE'S A PERFECT 10
• St. Joseph County (Ind.) tax sale nets more than $9 million
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Solomon studies way back to team
• Dowagiac pondering controlled hunt in city: More deer seen at airport, cemetery.
• UPDATE: Elkhart gas leak repaired; Aspenwald Avenue residents return home
• Notre Dame football: Ragone ready to answer tight end challenge
• Golf's potential impact touted: Ferris staffer sees it as major resource for state.
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Frosh's feet will be put to the fire
• Lively cemetery tour in Bristol
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Enthusiasm runs high for Irish
• Hoosiers give calves room
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Brey's team features interchangeable parts
• 3 New Yorkers jailed in South Bend barfight
• Baby's birth a perfect 10
• Baseball gear stolen at Washington High School
• Man arrested after knife fight in Mishawaka
• South Bend Natatorium hosts green event: Saving Earth theme of day.
• Lower river yields surprises: Volunteers find disturbing amount of trash while cleaning up.
• Jobs, schools among District 5 issues
• Manhunt suspect charged with rape in St. Joseph County
• South Bend groups sponsor green event
• Signs of progress outside THINK North America's Elkhart County plant
• Pink streaks for breast cancer awareness
• Update: Muskegon man arraigned in St. Joseph, Mich., after attack on barge: Patrick Pennell also accused of obstructing police investigation
• Tax abatement ordinances up for vote in South Bend: Luecke, Project Future introduce competing measures.
• Notre Dame golf: ND golfers fifth
• Notre Dame volleyball: Irish fall to Bearcats
• Notre Dame soccer: ND women trip Rutgers
• Goshen seeks to settle disputes through mediation
• Electric car maker plans start of Elkhart factory
• Police: Internet love connection goes awry in South Bend
• Notre Dame hockey: Boston's late goal knocks off ND
• Notre Dame 23, Pittsburgh 17: ND Lineup
• Notre Dame 23, Pittsburgh 17: Team Stats
• Notre Dame 23, Pittsburgh 17: Scoring
• Notre Dame 23, Pittsburgh 17: Individual Stats
• Jolly time at Jollay Orchards: Family farm provides fresh fruit, family entertainment.
• Together, finding themselves: Don't be confused by Holy Cross College triplets.
• Make sure your smoke alarm is working properly
• Garden market a west-side hit: Season extended because business was strong.
• Beals running against Bauer in District 6: Speaker first elected to House in 1970.
• Granger man is unlikely cancer victim
• Berrien jail program receiving national attention: Fresh Start offered for inmates
• Notre Dame football: An early bowl snapshot
• Hall sees visitor spike: Visitors say they'll mourn its eventual closing.
• South Bend woman in critical condition after serious wreck on U.S. 20
• Turning 10 on 10/10/10: South Bend girl not the only one marking today's numerical alignment
• Illinois goes after Indiana drivers for unpaid tolls
• Indiana Republicans want to flip House: Democrats say state needs balance in politics.
• 4 injured in Berrien County crash
• Notre Dame football: Injury slows down Rudolph
• Notre Dame football: Mix-up costs Panthers at end
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Irish a tough read early : Can ND men's basketball effectively replace Jackson and Harangody?
• Knox YouTube video gets mixed reviews : Reactions range from funny to degrading.
• Notre Dame football: Record follows Ruffer's rituals
• Sexual assault suspect caught after 3-hour hunt in Mishawaka: Man wanted in connection with Mishawaka sexual assault.
• Notre Dame football: Irish finish off Pitt
• South Haven teen dies in crash; three others injured
• Notre Dame football: Irish avoid Pitt-fall
• Cass County narcotics suspects hide in bathroom
• Mobile food pantries sponsored for Berrien, Cass, Van Buren counties
• Humane Society of St. Joseph County gets new shelter
• Urban Market a west-side hit: Season extended because business was strong.
• Notre Dame football: Irish finish off Pitt
• Water buildup causes power shut down at Notre Dame
• Tight budget changes non-emergency LaPorte Police services
• Notre Dame college hockey: Lee leads way in Irish opener
• Notre Dame women's soccer: Irish stay perfect in Big East
• Cassopolis students learn about agriculture: High school FFA members teach elementary students about agriculture.
• Free seminar at St.Mary's on health care reform's impact on business
• Bed bugs are discovered at Elkhart elementary school
• Notre Dame football: 1970 team reunites
• Hannah and Friends fundraiser set: Community founded by Weises still thriving.
• Notre Dame football: Defense developing identity
• Teen jailed in St. Joseph County stun gun use: Pedestrian, Arby's worker victims of attack.
• Two area counties enact burn bans
• Drunk driver causes acciddent in Best Buy parking lot
• Dvorak leads in St. Joseph County prosecutor race: Prosecutor hopeful Duerring lacking name recognition.
• Police arrest Hartford man intoxicated on OTC cold medicine
• Heating help begins for Michiana needy: Changes start for Energy Assistance Program and NIPSCO aid.
• 'People Gotta Eat' distributes $150,000 to pantries in St. Joseph County
• Berrien County may hike fees for animals: Proposed law could force county to switch method of euthanasia.
• Police: Boyfriend puts shotgun in North Webster woman's mouth
• 2-year-old pepperball jail case still unresolved: Prosecutor studies results of state police probe into jail incident.
• No mail service Monday to observe Columbus Day
• Madison Center defaults on $58 million in bonds: Creditors' next step on facility uncertain.
• Niles woman arrested after hit/run crash injures two
• Notre Dame soccer: Brovsky CLASS finalist
• Penn's McCormack named Indiana's Teacher of the year
• Man leads police on three-hour hunt near Ironwood Drive: Suspect wanted in connection with Mishawaka sexual assault
• Notre Dame football: Recruiting math
• Gas leak empties downtown South Bend: Contractor damages natural gas line, causes huge disruption in South Bend.
• Woman stabbed twice early this morning in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Ian Williams tapping into his potential
• UPDATE: Bloomingdale man killed in crash early Thursday
• Woman reports robbery in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Blanton has Irish celebratin'
• Notre Dame football: News still bad for Wenger: No return to action this season for Notre Dame senior center
• Notre Dame football: Cave putting it all together : A strong base key to development for Irish center
• Notre Dame football: Martin cashes in quickly learning line play for Irish
• Teen robbed going home from school in South Bend
• Notre Dame Women's Basketball: First day in books for Irish women
• Suspect in random stun gun attacks taken into custody
• Notre Dame Hockey: Irish get ready for turnaround
• Fire chief: South Bend gas leak evacuations went smoothly
• Notre Dame Hockey: Irish get ready for turnaround
• Moving day for Humane Society of St. Joseph County shelter workers, animals
• Notre Dame women's basketball: First day in books for Irish women
• Volunteers say amount of junk in St. Joseph River "eye-opening"
• Buchanan students learn lessons in fire safety: Firefighters provide hands-on learning to kindergartners.
• Knox video gets mixed reviews: Reactions range from funny to degrading.
• Indiana Senate candidates Zakas, Fanello talk jobs, economy: About 60 attend debate at IUSB.
• Incumbent St. Joe County prosecutor leading in the polls
• Mishawaka ponders its speed limits: Speed, accidents studied on busy roads.
• Burn ban issued in Marshall, Kosciusko counties
• St. Joseph County Library sales move downtown: First public sale set for Saturday.
• Update: Teen shot in Elkhart
• Zakas, Fanello talk jobs, economy at Indiana Senate debate in South Bend : About 60 attend debate at IUSB
• Notre Dame football: News still bad for Wenger: No return to action this season for Notre Dame senior center
• Political signs vandalized in St. Joseph County
• Irish knock off Indiana
• Indiana and local health officials urge people to get vaccinated
• LIVE NOW: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: October 7, 2010
• Pokagon village residents feel 'very lucky'
• Evacuees watch, wait for news on gas leak
• UPDATE: Gas leak capped: Many downtown buildings will remain closed all day
• Heating help begins for needy
• WSBT poll: Hoosiers want constitutional property tax cap amendment
• Notre Dame football: Martin cashes in quickly learning line play for Irish
• Berrien County may hike animal fees: Changes proposed in anticipation of banning of gas chambers for animals
• Notre Dame football: News still bad for Wenger: No return to action this season for Notre Dame senior center
• Notre Dame basketball: Bucks waive Jackson
• Transpo routes back to normal after gas leak in South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Brady Quinn turns to faith in the wake of a teammate's suicide
• Update: County City Building, downtown library, South Bend Schools' admininstration office close
• Sunday's green event in South Bend geared toward families: Actions to save money and energy to be offered.
• Madison Center defaults on debt: Creditors' next step for mental health facility uncertain.
• Police offer tips for keeping family safe from home fire
• Sheriff's sale moved to parking lot
• Poll puts White ahead in Indiana secretary of state race
• Notre Dame shelters hundreds of evacuees Thursday
• Recent abuse cases rile Michiana dog lovers: New advocacy group seeks full prosecution of offenders.
• Notre Dame basketball: Diggins honored
• Report: ND recruit Lynch to visit Iowa, FSU
• Suspects in cemetery vandalism arrested
• WSBT poll: Daniels lacks support for 2012 presidential run
• Man stabbed in 'target area' of LaPorte: Police say case is at a dead end without cooperation
• Martin's employee in Mishawaka dragged by car stopping shoplifter
• Notre Dame football: Picking your poison : Extra attention for Floyd, Rudolph has helped Riddick reach top of reception chart
• Poll shows Donnelly holds edge: 2nd District contest tight; Coats leads in Senate race.
• Notre Dame football: Lynch remains committed to Irish
• Interim Mishawaka schools superintendent won't seek permanent position
• Notre Dame football: Freshman Schwenke making a move
• Gutierrez takes helm at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center: Michiana feels like home to former CEO at N.J. health system.
• Elkhart County school district sued over 1st grade Bible class
• Penn may ask trustee to quit: Prosecutor gets state report critical of his spending.
• Couple's Radio Flyer turns heads on streets
• New advocacy group seeks full prosecution of offenders after recent dog abuse cases
• Robber shot by South Bend store owner receives 20 years
• Family of missing man has closure, but little comfort, after body found in lake : Steven Minchew had been missing since January
• Residents feel 'very lucky': Pokagon village gives members of tribe a chance at homeownership.
• Cass County police look into bogus $100 bill in Dowagiac
• Investigation continues into reported abduction attempt
• Daniels fires Indiana utility panel chief over ethics flap involving company
• Teen tries to take back plea in carjacking of college students: Smith accused in carjacking, robbery of college students.
• Prosecution dismisses sexual misconduct case after rape testimony
• Two sent to hospital after SUV rolls over at busy intersection north of South Bend
• Notre Dame football: Irish try to make it two in row
• Prosecutor declares no charges for Wesco: Republican candidate faced accusations from opponent.
• Elkhart man bolts from court during sentencing
• Notre Dame football: Pitt, Western Michigan tickets available
• Penn High places first in 10-team spell bowl field in Porter County
• DNR monitoring Elkhart sites for illegal hunting, trapping
• Prosecutor: Police seek 4th person to question in Richard Ave. beating
• Intersection of Indiana 23 and Bittersweet in Granger is about to close
• LaPorte takes aim at dangerous animals: Enforcement of proposed ordinance questionable
• Police: Embezzled money used for tanning, nails, toys
• Kozol faults state takeovers of schools: Author says schools are as segregated as they were in 1968.
• One killed in Sodus when driver crosses center line
• Penn Twp. board might ask Dean to resign: Prosecutor's office has asked for state report on trustee's spending.
• Zakas, Fanello tout records: Pair vying for Senate seat.
• Taco Bell robbed late Sunday
• Notre Dame football: Pitt, Western Michigan tickets available
• Sentencing for Dakotah delayed: Defense to argue that life without parole for teen is cruel and unusual.
• Teens beat 20-year-old man on Prast
• Boy describes abduction attempt in front of Granger home
• Towner withdraws from Mishawaka Schools' superintendent consideration
• Two airlifted to hospital after three vehicles crash in Elkhart County
• Notre Dame president to lead delegation to Rome for canonization
• Update: 1st Source Bank in South Bend's River Park robbed again
• New leader at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Mishawaka
• State child care ratings system expands
• Huskie dog reported taken from backyard in South Bend
• Trial begins for Mishawaka woman accused of sex with boys
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish duo earns honors
• Notre Dame football: Pittsburgh's Baldwin remains patient with new QB
• Notre Dame volleyball: Irish sweep Hoyas
• Dems rally in Benton Harbor: Gubernatorial candidates present campaign to area residents.
• Notre Dame soccer: ND edges Providence
• Economic development group appoints new director
• Notre Dame soccer: Irish run by Red Storm
• One TCU robber given prison time: Employee so upset, she needed hospitalization.
• Notre Dame golf: ND captures Warren Invite
• Jury stalls on verdict in killing: Benjamin Harris was one of eight defendants charged in October 2009 shooting death.
• Robbers of TCU in South Bend get prison time
• Notre Dame hockey: Freshmen fine in Irish opener
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Off-season still busy for McGraw
• Centre Township Brach Library to close Oct. 16-30
• Public hearing on Gibbard pool set
• Body found in South Bend's North Chain Lake
• Berrien County OKs tax break for Whirlpool: Berrien County expected to lose $250,000 a year until 20
• Notre Dame football: Irish poised to make a run
• South Bend church reaches out to neighbors: Church members spruce up homes on South Bend's sout
• Fake $100 bills passed in Elkhart
• Mishawaka wants Google Earth map images: Contest asks for 3D images of Mishawaka buildings.
• First lay president of Saint Mary's College dies
• Chamber of Commerce: Educational investment vital: Chamber hopes for an increase in qualified worker
• Embezzler gets probation: Judge says 28-year-old will not be jailed so he can work to pay back what he stole.
• South Bend crews at the scene of a house fire
• Sentencing for Dakotah Eliason delayed: Defense to file brief arguing that life without parole for teen is cruel and unusual.
• Elkhart man arrested after striking mailbox with mo-ped
• Students play with solar system: Display added to Kennedy Primary playground.
• Early voting starts today : Number of absentee voters is growing
• Autopsy confirms body of man found in lake is that of missing South Bend man
• Jury hung in South Bend murder trial
• Delinquent property taxes due Tuesday
• INDOT: State Road 23 and Bittersweet Road closed during construction
• Zorich resigns from ND
• Floating body found in South Bend area's North Chain Lake
• Panel discusses 'don't ask, don't tell': ND grad fights to avoid dismissal from
• Berrien County OKs tax break for Whirlpool : County expected to lose $250,000 annually until 2024
• Kids meet favorite authors: Big turnout for Open Book Family Fest.
• Church members forgo services to spruce up homes on South Bend's south side
• Parade in Niles draws folks together: Thousands line street to take in Apple Fest sights.
• Notre Dame football: Win, not Kelly's homecoming, highlights Irish effort at Boston College
• Prosecutor race heating up in St. Joe County: Candidates level criticisms, speak about records.
• Niles pastor sentenced in sexual assault case
• Slot revenue down at Four Winds: Competition, economy possible factors in $25 million decline.
• Infant seats protect two in Edwardsburg crash involving semi
• Job losses mounting at Bosch Corp.: Company must pay off city loan early if enough jobs leave.
• Employees bound by armed robbers at Goshen business
• 'Every day is a blessing': Survivor says now she doesn't sweat the small things.
• Notre Dame hockey: Irish open with exhibition
• Report critical of trustee's spending: State: Dean charged expensive meals, alcohol to township
• Notre Dame football: Crist takes a step forward
• Elkhart soldier finally at home: Sgt. Marvin Calhoun, 23, buried in Osceola on Saturday
• Notre Dame football: Happy homecoming for Kelly
• Neighbors' confidence shaken: Recent attack on 92-year-old stirs up fears.
• Notre Dame football: Win, not Kelly's homecoming, highlights Irish effort at Boston College
• Notre Dame 31, Boston College 13: Team Stats
• Notre Dame 31, Boston College 13: Scoring
• Notre Dame 31, Boston College 13: ND Lineup
• Notre Dame football: Progress trumps pains: Plenty of good signs surfaced for ND out at Boston Colle
• Notre Dame 31, Boston College 13: Individual Stats
• Third arrest made in brutal beating of South Bend man
• Notre Dame Football: 2010 Schedule
• Investigation planned of students replacing Indianapolis museum staff
• Zorich resigns from Notre Dame
• South Bend man charged in beating of pit bull
• Kids meet favorite authors in South Bend
• Ind. farmers harvest corn, soybeans at record pace
• Dowagiac man claims dubious record: His points total more than doubles highest sentencing guideline.
• Benton Harbor submits report to state: Manager notes cutbacks he's made in past six months.
• Four Flags Area Apple Festival fun
• Berrien County reallocates for New Buffalo Township resort: Proposal still needs much more financing
• Local high school students get hands-on engineering experience: High school students visit Purdue Te
• Democrats ask for probe of GOP candidate: Councilwoman accused of profiteering, unethical votes.
• 2 arrested, 1 sought in assault of 86-year-old St. Joseph County man: Woman, charged with assisting
• Errors found in Indiana court statistics: Tribune review finds unreliability in record of local tren
• Zorich resigns from Notre Dame
• Plymouth's cemetery vandalism reward hits $5,000: Plymouth police getting tips on who may have
• Elkhart soldier finally home: Sgt. Marvin Calhoun, 23, buried in Osceola
• 'Lollipipes' pulled from Michiana 7-Elevens
• Panel at Notre Dame discusses 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Apple Festival Parade in Niles draws community together
• Bosch job losses mounting: Company must pay off city loan early if enough jobs leave.
• Michiana high schoolers get taste of engineering
• Notre Dame football: Kelly never down for long : Ex-mates remember ND coach for his pluck and his p
• Notre Dame football: Kelly's roots still run deep
• Interview of Mishawaka interim schools chief Tuesday
• Notre Dame basketball: Wright verbals to ND
• Dry weather means mixed results for farmers
• S.B. retiree pockets $50,000: Lottery winner, wife plan to see the eclipse in several years.
• Marshall County Democrats ask for investigation of candidate: Marshall County councilwoman accused o
• Pizzeria on wheels: Indiana couple turn 1949 Studebaker into a rolling pizza oven.
• Dowagiac man claims dubious record: His points total more than doubles highest sentencing guideline.
• GOP candidate faults Dvorak: Prosecutor defends record on white-collar crime
• Berrien County reallocates funds for resort: Proposal still needs much more financing.
• Dem says foe broke law on homestead exemption filing: Republican denounces 'groundless attacks.
• 10 pounds of marijuana found stashed in baby gift
• Free cars? Yes, but ...: Online charity provides them to applicants deemed most deserving.
• Services begin for Elkhart County soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Raises for city workers still unclear: Council action would allow for smaller increases.
• Lollipipes pulled from Michiana shelves
• Group: Ballot deadline missed: Says county should have put military absentee ballots in mail by Sept
• Notre Dame football: Targeting the BC run : Irish defense focused on stopping Harris
• Ironwood-Auten roundabout plan draws fire: Residents ask county officials to rethink project.
• Nickel Plate Trail linking Rochester, Peru about to open
• Beating was 'calculated': Prosecutor seeks to calm public's fears.
• Jackie Walorski interview on WSBT-AM 960
• Police: Burglars target elderly in northern St. Joseph County
• Marshall County Democrats ask for candidate investigation : Councilwoman accused of profiteering, un
• Elkhart Police arrest three in Project 365 prostitution sting
• Plane crashes upside down in Nappanee field
• Notre Dame football: Problems with running game multiple
• Elkhart County residents: Dump household hazardous waste safely Saturday
• Notre Dame football: BC game special for Gallup
• Plymouth man found guilty of child molesting
• Manager says Cass County road project a go: Cass County improvements expected to continue in 2011.
• Jobless rate drops in Elkhart County
• Work to raise M-60 part reported near completion: MDOT says road should reopen by Oct. 8.
• GOP candidate faults Dvorak: Duerring says prosecutor soft on white collar crime.
• Stimulus flip-flop charge lobbed: Walorski says Donnelly twisting her work as state representative.
• Military voting rights group: Ballot deadline missed: Says county should have put military absentee
• Bids opened from 9 contractors for corrections center: New facility near airport to be finished next
• Notre Dame hockey: ND pegged fifth in CCHA
• Niles Township board rejects proposal on police: Action leaves Niles Twp. patrols in county's h
• LIVE CHAT: Talk Notre Dame football with Eric Hansen: September 30, 2010
• Tales a tribute to doctor's life: Funeral held for physician, civil rights leader Roland Chambl
• Man arrested for Three Rivers home invasion, arson
• Tough new fiber a breakthrough: Transgenic silkworms at ND spin spider silk
• South Bend man cut, woman in jail after break-up fight
• Goshen Police warn of scam letter faxed to businesses
• South Bend retiree pockets $50,000: Lottery winners plan to see eclipse in several years
• UPDATE: One arrested in violent St. Joseph County home invasion
• Sleeping man in South Bend finds carjacker
• Gunman robs woman in South Bend home
• Notre Dame football: Targeting the BC run : Irish defense focused on stopping Harris
• Deer disease found in Berrien, Cass counties: Officials said often-fatal virus should not affect hun
• Notre Dame football: Jackson earns spot on returns
• Kingsbury business stalled by scrap metal thieves: Theft deals setback to antifreeze plant.
• Woman arrested after fight in downtown South Bend
• 8 to be added to Community Hall of Fame: Other awards at fall banquet to recognize work of organizat
• RV makers hold open houses for dealers
• Crash causes paint spill on Toll Road
• Plymouth cemetery damage count reaches 110; reward money offered
• Notre Dame announces research breakthrough in genetically altered 'threads'
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Mournful Jackson eyes NBA
• Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish land combo guard from Pennsylvania
• Notre Dame football: Irish land wide receiver Daniels
• Notre Dame football: Hughes moves up on depth chart: Irish fans may see more of the big senior back.
• Apple Festival set in Niles: Entertainment still free at 38th annual event.
• Notre Dame football: Irish stay focused on fix
• Buchanan to narrow manager search: Commissioners aim to fill position by end of October.
• Deer disease found in Berrien, Cass counties: Officials said often-fatal virus should not affect hun
• Council mulling South Bend city pay raise: Some feel it's the wrong time.
• Dr. Chamblee laid to rest Wednesday
• Air Force officer, Notre Dame grad fights 'don't ask, don't tell' discharge
• Tales a tribute to Dr. Roland Chamblee's life: Funeral held for physician, civil rights leader
• Congressional hopefuls see fuel for job growth: Trio in 2nd District congressional race discuss ener
• Fire engulfs St. Joseph Home
• New vaccine rules in effect for St. Joseph County schools: Schools busy determining which students i
• Police looking for suspect in teen shooting
• Body of Elkhart soldier returns home: Visitation Friday, funeral Saturday
• Police investigating violent home invasion in St. Joseph County
• Senior living facility evacuated for fire
• House fire shuts down part of Lincolnway in Osceola
• Deer hunts planned at 2 Kosciusko County nature preserves
• Dr. Chamblee funeral expected to draw crowd, cause traffic delays
• St. Joseph County polling places approved for general election
• Notre Dame hockey: Toughness, freshmen could help Irish icers
• Notre Dame men's basketball: Mournful Jackson eyes NBA
• Teen arrested after high-speed chase
• Brothers sent to prison for dumping in Mishawaka
• Escobedo murder trial postponed
• New windows for Mishawaka High School rehab: Commission weighed pros, cons with refurbished kind for
• Man charged in bogus loans: They totaled more than $4 million.
• Apple celebration arrives in Niles: Entertainment still free at 38th annual event.
• Number of vandalized gravestones grows
• South Bend Common Council mulling city pay raise
• Public pleads for LaSalle Branch: Library director to make recommendation next month.
• St. Joseph County Health Department calling the shots on vaccines: Schools busy determining which st
• Candidates share some common ground: Donnelly, Walorski, Vogel talk security, immigration.
• Murder trial testimony begins in shooting death of Phillip Bell: Defendant in shooting not satisfied
• Making a home for Mandarin: Teacher from China spends year with New Prairie students.
• Notre Dame grad seeks to block discharge under military's gay ban: Fehrenbach is 19-year combat
• Car shredder wins council approval: Owner vows to keep listening to neighbors.
• ND's McHugh earns honor
• Murdered Bristol woman's mother, legislators zero in on Sheena's Law bills
• Notre Dame soccer: Good week for Henderson
• South Bend council approves car shredder on 6-3 vote : Owner vows to keep listening to neighbors
• Notre Dame soccer: Big East honors Maund
• Notre Dame golf: Irish women win invite
• Notre Dame football: Kelly returns home to lead Irish against Boston College
• Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan returns home
• Elkhart officer placed on unpaid leave after forgery charges
• Kosciusko police make six arrests in meth bust
• Mom arrested after girl found at South Bend store
• New innovation center coming to South Bend
• Jury selection starts in South Bend murder trial
• Woman assaulted in Mishawaka bar parking lot
• RV dealers optimistic about future
• Family finds perfect element for monument: Piece of local history to honor family's legacy.
• 15-year-old Kosciusko County boy gets 30 years in stepfather's death
• Different tourism ads sought for Michigan: Southwest Michigan hunts for Pure Michigan substitutes.
• Iconic St. Joseph water tower demolished
• Crash causes huge backup on Indiana Toll Road
• Two men escape car after police chase down U.S. 33 in Elkhart County
• Freedom ... is a gift,' former POW tells group: Two dozen attend solemn ceremony at Honor Park.
• Notre Dame football: Ton of tackles, little else for Te'o
• Donation helps South Bend woman communicate during recovery from illness
• Notre Dame football: Growing pains surface for Crist
• Bothich pleased with Sheriff Department's progress: With just six months to serve as sheriff, h
• Notre Dame football: Everyone insists fight in Irish remains
• Streets blocked, person hurt in South Bend after police chase ends in crash
• Stanford 37, Notre Dame 14: ND Lineups
• Congressional candidates discuss health care law: Donnelly, Walorski, Vogel detail what they see as
• Stanford 37, Notre Dame 14: Team Statistics
• Judge to decide whether to accept Ind. boy's plea
• Stanford 37, Notre Dame 14: Scoring
• Parents still waiting to know what killed their daughter: Daughter, 18, died July 17 of unknown caus
• Stanford 37, Notre Dame 14: Individual Statistics
• Notre Dame football: Troubled times hit Boston College
• Notre Dame volleyball: Irish sweep Pitt
• Number of vandalized gravestones in Plymouth grows
• Notre Dame soccer: Henderson leads ND
• Teacher from China spends year with New Prairie students
• Notre Dame football: Foundation intact for turnaround
• Trial postponed for South Bend man accused of killing daughter
• Harbor Authority to join 'watchdog': Move would support St. Joseph River Harbor.
• State parks funding program to dig deeper: New Michigan plan begins Friday.
• Chilled apples, anyone?: Cool weather no hindrance to youth parade
• 'Amazing' experience for Notre Dame grad
• Grzegorek loves job, wants to do more: Veteran officer says department needs leader.
• Fox wants to bring energy to sheriff's office: Elkhart deputy prosecutor running on platform of
• GOP looks to take control of St. Joseph County Council: Parties clash over decisions made by elected
• Economy driving issue in election: Donnelly, Walorski, Vogel give their takes on the situation.
• A wince and a groan: Irish fans suffer through third straight loss, but still hopeful.
• Healing with football: Warriors gather with sense of humor, mission.
• Two meth labs found in Van Buren County, five children on premises
• Update: Toll Road traffic backs up for 10 miles eastbound after crash near South Bend: Semi driver h
• Teen hospitalized, man jailed after Saturday crash
• Chicago man gets prison for Cass County sex crime: Girl's father asks judge for leniency.
• Solar project a Love Creek Nature Center called 'win-win'
• Buchanan principal: No state takeover planned: Buchanan administrators say $1.9M grant is for improv
• Family, friends mourn Chamblee: Funeral for much-loved doctor set for Wednesday.
• Chamber backs South Bend school board candidate: Committee did not reach unanimous decision on two o
• Food removed from shelves of Niles Rural King: State inspectors find mice inside building, lack of p
• Car shredders pollute air, environmental group contends
• Gunfire marks spike in South Bend violence
• Madison Center shuts outlying sites: Officials say future uncertain for some staff.
• Fantastic find
• New 'Our Town' documentary features Goshen
• Community fears Benton Harbor's public safety will be jeopardized
• Volunteers 'un-trash' Michigan City beaches
• Notre Dame football: Full day's work fine by Stanford's Marecic
• Notre Dame football: Everyone insists fight in Irish remains
• Indiana, Michigan among 10 states opposing gay marriage in fed court brief
• State police find 400 pounds of pot during Van Buren County traffic stop
• Bourbon, Culver, Lakeville get federal money to offset flood losses
• Police investigate suspicious death in Stevensville
• Two West Nile cases reported in Porter County
• UPDATE: Three men rob Elkhart 1st Source Bank branch
• Bayh: Ellsworth right choice for Ind. Senate seat
• Summer resident younger than her years: Active lifestyle keeps 'tomboy' fit.
• Hesburgh inspires VisionWalk leader: Event at ND will support research into eye diseases.
• Houston is a Texas-sized baby
• Drug Take Back Day Saturday: Event offers drop-off sites for prescription medications.
• Study finds car shredders pollute air: Local operator says his shredder would be safe
• Dad accused of leaving kids at park faces felony charges: Boys, 6 and 4, reportedly left at Rum Vill
• Department of Ag: Niles store has 'active rodent infestation'
• Error generates website traffic: Public relations firm finds small bright spot to billboard mistake.
• Police nab 2 teens responsible for Goshen BB gun shootings
• Parlak considers move to Canada: But U.S. won't allow border crossing for visit.
• A Legacy Remembered: Dr. Roland Chamblee
• Chamblee: Loving people and justice: Physician, civil rights advocate, leader is dead.
• 50 pigs found dead at South Bend farm: Animals believed to have starved, owner cited for neglect
• South Bend city plan for raises causes stir: Initial proposal for hikes of up to 5 percent reduced a
• Stevensville man dies after fight with 15 year-old boy
• UPDATE: St. Joseph County fire crews battle house blaze
• Firing of S.B. firefighter made official: Jostes had taken knife to firehouse.
• Notre Dame football: Stanford tickets available
• Elkhart soldier dies in Afghanistan
• South Bend worker pay plan causes stir: Council wants more details on mayor's merit pay scheme.
• Brandywine girls' fight videotaped, put on Web: Students ID'd in brawl at park.
• Billboard error brings attention to South Bend: Story goes viral on the Internet.
• Staying away from scuffles 'about choice': Adams teens, parents talk after recent altercat
• Notre Dame men's basketball: St. Louis product commits to Irish
• Library budget hearing Monday: Budget vote, recommendation on LaSalle set for Oct. 25.
• Niles newborn weighs over 13 pounds
• St. Joseph County Council District H hopefuls square off : McCahill, Fleming talk jobs, spending
• Motorcycle crash seriously injures North Webster teen
• Fund set up for ill Marine: Couple say they will use donations to pay medical costs.
• Elkhart unveils new project to fight crime
• 3 Catholic schools to become 1: Bishop accepts recommendation from committee.
• Parlak considers move to Canada: But U.S. won't allow border crossing for visit.
• Health care reform starts to take effect
• Junk old prescription drugs at seven Elkhart County sites
• Goshen Police arrest two teens for BB gun incidents
• UPDATE: Speed a factor in car vs. semi crash in South Bend
• Local icon Dr. Roland Chamblee dies
• Local icon Dr. Chamblee dies
• Culver Academies represented in 2010 world games
• Niles Twp. taking a crack at sidewalks: Program aimed at fixing 'worst of the worst,' supe
• Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Firing of South Bend firefighter official
• Study finds Indiana lagging in college degree rate
• South Bend police: Teen job search turns into robbery
• Miscarriage accusations ruled false in LaPorte: LaPorte man was facing prison on charge of beating g
• Senior housing works near Mishawaka Kroger: Women's organization has HUD funding lined up.
• Principal making herself at home in Sister Lakes: Hart getting comfortable at elementary school.
• Bond issue discussed again in Buchanan: School board re-evaluating millage proposal.
• New health care law is topic of Ivy Tech fourm: REAL Services to 'provide facts' at free e
• Taking a crack at sidewalks in Niles: Niles Twp. program aimed at fixing 'worst of the worst,&#
• Mishawaka moms support Gibbard pool: City talks about public hearing this fall.
• Girls' fight videotaped, put on Web: Brandywine students ID'd in brawl at park.
• Teens arrested in Cass break-in: Police: Suspects tied to burglaries across 3 counties.
• St. Joseph County Public Library budget hearing Monday: Budget vote, recommendation on LaSalle set f
• Charles Street in South Bend closed while crews investigate smell of gas
• Charity fund set up for sick Marine: South Bend family wants help paying for medical costs
• Rum Village area shredder inches toward approval: Plan may have won needed fifth vote on council.
• Indiana's infrastructure gets a D+
• NASCAR driver's visit a win for Granger school: Sweepstakes brings Bowyer to Granger
• P-H-M elementary school ranks best in state
• Benton Harbor construction worker dies from work-related injuries
• Bishop: 3 Catholic schools in Mishawaka to consolidate
• Man's hit-and-run death remains unsolved: A year later, search for vehicle continues.
• Charles Street in South Bend blocked while smell of gas investigated
• The Story Lady turns 100: Marguerite Goss worked 47 1/2 years as librarian
• Coroner: Elkhart woman died from airway blockage
• Assault reported at Adams High School in South Bend
• Women claim man fired gun at car in South Bend
• Registration deadline nears for Nov. 2 Michgan election
• UPDATE: Van Buren County girl found; suspects in custody
• Police arrest four South Bend teenagers for Cass County burglary: Police looking into whether suspec
• False stand-off leads to Knox man's arrest
• Berrien County lends support to drain project: 8,000 feet of pipe to be removed near New Buffalo.
• Vegas trip well worth the effort for Niles dog groomer: Niles groomer takes top prize at competition
• Billboard error creates embarrassment: Company's mistake now corrected.
• Vacancy on Mishawaka council filled: Blair Hills president says he brings business perspective.
• Girl, 15, shot in stomach: Teenager is expected to survive; no arrests made yet.
• Gingrich stumps for Walorski: Also introduces film he produced during visit to area.
• Penn High starts new season with spell bowl win in Kendallville
• Sister Lakes principal making herself at home: Hart getting comfortable at Sister Lakes Elementary S
• Four teens arrested in home invasions
• Warsaw shopping center catches fire
• Niles man dies fleeing police on motorcycle
• 2 survive plane crash in Cass County
• Family's apple butter at Walkerton fest to benefit scholarships
• Elkhart officer put on leave after forgery charges
• Free food helps South Bend families in need: Ministries group holds service, picnic, grocery giveawa
• Grace College community in mourning after student's death
• Neighbors say Grace students were in hammock when tree fell, killing one
• Billboard spelling error creates embarrassment
• South Bend Cut-A-Thon benefits SOS: Salon sponsors 15th annual event.
• Gingrich stumps for Walorski
• Couple donates school supplies for Benton Harbor students
• Blair Hills leader Mike Bellovich named to Mishawaka council : He replaces Dave Wood in District 2
• Update: Girl shot in stomach while crossing street in South Bend
• After Mary Died: Circumstances of pedestrian's death prompt family to seek strengthened laws
• Two held in connection with shooting at Michigan City wedding reception
• Benton Harbor woman dead after car crashes into tree
• 5k run/walk to support abuse prevention
• Bethel's run/walk set for Saturday
• Relief Sale set at Elkhart fairgrounds
• Ovarian cancer talk set Tuesday in Mishawaka
• Indiana kids are looking for a home: HealthWorks! exhibit aims to connect children with new families
• Attack of the campaign ads gearing up: 2nd District race intensifies with TV spots.
• After Mary Died: Circumstances of pedestrian's death prompt family to seek strengthened laws
• 'Pulling together' for kids: Truck event aims to raise $60,000 for S.B. schools
• Two survive small-plane crash in Cass County
• Indiana State Police collecting Rx drugs Saturday
• Michigan State coach hospitalized after win
• Niles man dead after police chase
• Commission targets alcoholic energy drinks: Michigan agency studying labels amid concerns about heal
• Courthouse X-rays upgraded: System in Berrien can scan both sides of an object.
• Will outcome change this time around?: More experienced Cooney looks to surprise Upton.
• History lives again: Cemetery tour features Niles' earliest residents
• Elkhart residents want war to end: Exasperated with Afghanistan as local son loses his life.
• Ex-Plymouth man freed from prison: Convictions thrown out when arresting officer turned out not to b
• LaPorte man charged with fondling his daughter's friends
• Still no cause in Mishawaka fatal fire: Jim Podemski was killed Aug. 13.
• Grant of fund Cass County road project: Cass Road Commission says work to begin in June
• End nears for Niles' French market: Outdoor venue offers a variety of produce, arts and crafts
• Reeling 'em in brings fun times in Niles: Niles fishing trip ends with a lot on the line.
• Niles' cemetery tour brings historical figures back to life
• Elkhart County fire crews battle blaze at Goshen Coach
• Senior housing units in works near Mishawaka Kroger: Women's organization has HUD funding lined
• Grace College mourns freshman student
• 5th suspect in South Bend girl's death admits to his involvement: Reeves' letter to judge
• Elkhart firefighters put out residential blaze
• 9 Benton Harbor cops to lose jobs: Cost-saving measure slashes department nearly in half.
• Truck event aims to pull in $60,000 for South Bend schools
• Arkansas native raises cotton in Mishawaka
• Notre Dame student robbed outside Club 23
• Rep. Donnelly wavers on Pelosi support: Congressman says another Dem might run for speaker.
• Shots are fired at woman's house
• 19-year-old shot, taken to hospital
• Michigan agency studying alcohol-energy drink labels
• Elkhart woman severely burned when Jeep hits house
• Fake ads to educate Indiana investors about online fraud
• Utah man blacks out, truck goes airborne near Syracuse
• Inmate's letter to judge admits 'involvement' in South Bend girl's death
• Police ID pedestrian injured in Elkhart County crash
• Thor purchases Elkhart's Heartland RV
• UPDATE: Three charged in Elkhart auto dealership scam
• Senior housing in works near Kroger in Mishawaka
• UPDATE: Fiery crash closes Cleveland Road/Capital Avenue intersection
• Court filing: Stripper killed during drug feud
• GOP: Force Indiana to live within its means
• Teen charged in having child pornography
• Union-North offers budget
• Gun range issue continues: Special land use application headed to Coloma Twp.
• Man charged with fondling daughter's friends
• Man charged in apartment building fire: Police say he was trying to set himself, girlfriend ablaze w
• Cotton in Mishawaka?: Arkansas native grows a piece of home
• Overall farm outlook optimistic: Expected rise in prices pleases grain producers.
• Sister-city visitors discover South Bend hospitality
• Pool or splash pad?: Mishawaka proposes doing away with Mary Gibbard pool.
• Elkhart community, business leaders attend economic summit
• Haunted House looks to scare away rain: New attractions expected to help make up for down year.
• Nearly half of the Benton Harbor Police Department laid off
• Ditch the doughnuts: South Bend police officers begin Boykins' new fitness program.
• Scholarship will honor fine arts educator: Mary Jo Kaser remembered for her dedication to students.
• Crews fighting barn fire in Baugo Township
• Mishawaka proposes replacing pool with splash pad
• Notre Dame drinking arrests spark talks: Police say raids were in response to complaints.
• West Nile virus found in Marshall County mosquitoes
• Fencer rejoins team year after transplant
• South Bend man charged in apartment fire
• Cat takes unplanned car ride…stuck under car's hood
• Three charged in elkhart auto dealership scam
• Forget doughnuts; fitness is South Bend cops new routine
• Former state trooper accused of embezzlement in court
• 9 Benton Harbor police officers to be laid off
• Last pieces of South Pier light recovered
• County GOP candidates unveil contract: Council hopefuls outline five initiatives.
• Triad holds Pill Drop: Event aims to help community, environment
• Knife costs South Bend firefighter job: Board gives Jostes option of resigning but sets deadline.
• Cameras used at slaying site: Blunt force trauma killed Piechocki at Walnut St. home.
• Mascot issue being studied, principal says: Meeting held on concerns over St. Joe Indians team name.
• Retiree Jones may return to run landfill: Board votes to have committee finalize contract.
• St. Joseph County GOP candidates unveil pledges if they are majority: Council hopefuls outline five
• Osborne Road gravel pit given the green light: County Council approves facility in Liberty Twp.
• Newhart to kick off Economic Club series: Koppel, Levin and McChrystal also on tap.
• South Bend named bike friendly: Honor also points out work to be done.
• South Bend veteran's family hoping for help: Marine was exposed to toxins in water at base.
• South Bend man arrested after child pornography found on iPod
• Berrien County wants extra casino cash for police incidents: Casino revenue sharing board hears abou
• Notre Dame football: Crist: I'm 100 percent right now
• Homeowners in some Michiana areas may see higher insurance rates
• Knife costs South Bend firefighter his job: Board gives Jostes option of resigning but sets same-day
• Daniels, Indiana group pushing for constitutional property tax cap
• South Bend, Notre Dame leaders discuss drinking raids
• Enbridge oil spills draw scrutiny from Congress
• LaPorte police: Boys' vandalism could total $100,000 in damages
• March to save LaSalle Branch library
• Pill Drop helps environment, community in South Bend area
• Daniels' dinners fuel talk of presidential bid: Governor meets with GOP leaders, says no decisi
• South Bend St. Joe principal: Mascot concerns taken under advisement
• All-girls, all-boys popular choice: Edwardsburg Public Schools district has 'unique' progr
• Mishawaka river crash proves fatal
• Injuries reported after car and motorcycle crash near Nappanee
• Gingrich to air documentary at Notre Dame
• Three teens arrested after stolen items found in car
• NAACP voter registration drive Saturday in South Bend
• A portion of Merrifield Park to be renamed for Mishawaka couple: Garden bears fruit of Crawfords
• President gives back-to-school speech, Elkhart first-graders listen
• Girl Scouts plan to close camp in Middlebury
• Plymouth junior high students get laptops for class: Principal says it's critical in preparing
• Police: Texting bicyclist struck by pickup in Elkhart County
• Doctors to consider backing Indiana Spice ban
• Governor to be in South Bend on Thursday
• Man accused of embezzling from Crime Stoppers appears in court
• St. Joseph County commissioners approve compensation for interim sheriff
• Date set to replace Wood on Mishawaka council: Caucus to be Monday at GOP offices in Mishawaka
• Chickens, bus shelters on Niles Council agenda: Niles council discusses fowl ordinance, easements fo
• Brandywine school chief says enrollment up: Brandywine won't know exact numbers until Sept. 29.
• Rokita blasts teachers union: PAC donation claims 'baseless,' ISTA cheif says.
• Niles man killed while working under car identified
• Shredder plan short on South Bend Council votes: City council to take up metal recycler's reque
• Plymouth cuts city employee holiday schedule from 13 to 12 days
• Semi-truck driver taken to hospital after crash in Marshall County
• Man, two cars pulled from river: 89-year-old in critical condition after Tuesday crash.
• Metal recycler's shredder plan short on South Bend votes : City council to take up request agai
• UPDATE: 3-vehicle crash triggered by police chase
• Deadly past for crash victim: Man dead in motorcycle crash killed 2 teens in drunken driving acciden
• South Bend veteran's family hopes for help
• Firefighters work to put out Elkhart house fire
• Douglas pulls out of South Bend school board race; backs Engel instead
• Elkhart disaster trailers unveiled: 200 volunteers trained to use Red Cross vehicles.
• Volunteers learn how to tag monarch butterflies in Niles
• Man arrested after car crashes into ditch in Paw Paw Township
• Harbor Shores begins phase 2 half a year early
• Hoosiers rank poorly in healthy eating: CDC study shows Indiana ranks nearly last among states when
• Portion of Merrifield Park named for Don and Nancy Crawford: Garden bears fruit of Crawfords' d
• Update: Fatal motorcycle accident in St. Joseph County
• Update: Fatal motorcycle accident in St. Joseph County
• Update: Pennsylvania man swimming with friends drowns at Warren Dunes State Park
• Niles council considers ordinances regarding chickens, bus shelter easements
• Goshen boy missing since December found in Arizona
• 13-year-old assaulted in rural Constantine
• Teacher of the Year Finalist: Stacy McCormack
• Man in critical condition after A.T.V. accident in Kosciusko County
• Public can meet new Mayor Wood at St. Bavo
• Gingrich to present John Paul II documentary at Notre Dame
• Elkhart shooting victim in stable condition
• Mancino's loses cash to burglar
• Author Miller to speak at Mishawaka dinner
• Elkhart, St. Joseph counties' YWCAs merge
• A wedding tailgate: Couple with ND-Michigan rivalry get married at annual party.
• ND's slice of stimulus pie: $34.7 million: University is single largest recipient in St. Joe Co
• 9/11 heroes, victims honored: Crowds gather under gray skies at memorial ceremonies.
• Man crashes vehicle, leaves passengers behind
• Update: Pennsylvania man drowns at Warren Dunes State Park
• Update: Manager shot during robbery at Elkhart hardware store
• Part of Ironwood blocked in South Bend-Mishawaka area
• Ind. ranks 5th in early death risk from coal power
• Niles Twp. police issue reborn: Supervisor's budget seeks reinstatement of township department.
• Community picnic turns damp, but delicious: Niles gardeners gather to share food grown in community
• Happy ending to Niles trail's trials: Longer strolls amid wildlife please pathfinders.
• Bonneyville Celebration warms hearts despite weather: 2-day event showcases life a long time ago.
• Council to vote on car shredder: Owner says neighbors' fears unwarranted.
• Online court records? Someday: Statewide system could arrive by 2011.
• Notre Dame creates new Office of Campus Safety
• Mishawaka community gives input on next school chief: Two dozen forums held Thursday and Friday.
• South Bend family says Chihuahua killed in backyard: Says dog was shot to death by pellet gun.
• South Bend tax preparer convicted of fraud: Woman could face up to four years in prison.
• 'Bless the memories': Crowds show up at area 9/11 memorials despite gray skies
• Ridge: U.S. should engage rest of world: Former Homeland Security head visits Notre Dame.
• A wedding tailgate: Couple with ND-Michigan rivalry get married at annual party.
• Fire damages Granger home while family's away
• Update: One employee shot during robbery at Elkhart hardware store Saturday afternoon
• Warsaw remembers 9-11 and local heroes
• Etna Green man arrested after three-vehicle crash in Bourbon
• Elkhart pet group hopes second chance comes for Razi
• Wrong color for some Michigan license plate tabs
• Remembering ...
• Lennon to retire as Notre Dame Alumni Association director
• Niles police auction offers hundreds of items: Most came from drug forfeitures.
• Buchanan school chief settles in: Van der Laan sets framework for leading district.
• Meth lab activity leads to prison for Holland woman: 23-year-old Holland, Mich., resident receives 2
• Meth lab activity leads to prison: 23-year-old Holland, Mich., resident receives 2- to 20-year sente
• South Bend tax preparer convicted of fraud: She could face up to four years in prison
• Union-North OKs bond sale: Board to act on elementary renovation bids on Sept. 23.
• HUD focuses on foreclosures
• Victims, heroes to be remembered: Saturday events offer contemplation for 9/11
• Benton Harbor teacher's efforts mentioned by first lady: First lady mentions B.H. teacher'
• Happy ending to Niles trail's trials: Longer strolls amid wildlife please Niles pathfinders.
• LaPorte judge rejects plea in DUI crash
• FAA investigates plane crash in Elkhart that killed pilot
• Niles man dead after vehicle jack gives way
• Horizon Elementary School water supply contaminated
• Local veterans asking for help after water contamination
• Berrien County moves ahead on gun range
• ND vs. Michigan: Tickets and rooms tough to find
• Three gas leaks found around Michiana Thursday: Some evacuations, but no injuries reported.
• Buchanan school chief settles in: Van der Laan sets framework for leading district.
• Daughter walks in on home invasion in South Bend: Armed man targets 92-year-old mom, then robs young
• Hundreds of items available at police auction: Most came from drug forfeitures.
• Notre Dame creates new Office of Campus Safety
• Robber hits South Bend 1st Source Bank location
• Notre Dame alumni association's Lennon sets retirement
• UPDATE: Bristol man seriously injured when his car crashes semi on U.S. 31
• Rescued pit bull thriving in South Bend: Female bound for special shelter when space is available.
• Local schools chief reacts to town hall meeting on education
• South Bend family gathering ends in heartbreak: Son, 43, dies after leaving Labor Day celebration.
• Elkhart County Red Cross prepared for disaster
• South Bend police finally release 2009 video: It was evidence in case against 2 South Bend cops.
• First lady spotlights Benton Harbor teacher's efforts
• Is taping cops at crime scenes legal?: Recent ND student arrest raises issue.
• Daughter walks in on home invasion : Armed man targets 92-year-old mom, then robs younger woman
• Reaction mixed on Indian used as St. Joseph's mascot: Native American responses range from nega
• Suspect in five robberies confesses to LaGrange bank heist
• Indiana Schools Superintendent Bennett grilled at town hall meeting
• 20-year-old South Bend man gets 20 years in robbery/SWAT standoff
• Police seek help finding missing Elkhart man
• Gas leak closes section of Ironwood
• County moves on gun range: Application to go to Berrien commissioners next week.
• Life sentence given in death of 2-year-old
• Mishawaka pilot killed when homemade aircraft crashes in Elkhart
• Plane down in Niles Twp.: WSBT-TV Report
• Planned Quran burning upsets local Muslims: They fear global fallout of burning Quran.
• Granger school's water supply contaminated: Horizon Elementary students, staff taking precautio
• School expansion project causes temporary tight fit in Cassopolis: Students divided between two scho
• With help from friends, Goshen band will play on
• Cassopolis demolitions done for the year: More likely scheduled for 2011 in Cassopolis.
• Three gas leaks reported today in St. Joseph County
• Goshen College to replace part of lawn with native plants, flowers
• FAA investigates Elkhart crash
• Niles elementary students back in the swing of things: Administrators ride buses with students for f
• Buchanan man sentenced in gun incident: Men tell different stories about dispute.
• Mishawaka budget comes to city council: Employee raises, closing Gibbard pool among proposals.
• Ellsworth stays on lobbying ties: Rival Coats says he's trying to distract from real issues.
• Wood sworn in as Mishawaka mayor: Family, friends, city staff attend ceremony.
• Madison Center loses provider status: Indiana taps Oaklawn as St. Joseph County's new mental he
• St. Joseph's High School Indians mascot topic of meeting: Diocese confirms appropriateness of S
• Panel hears pros, cons of Rx's for some sinus meds
• Indiana National Guardsmen get goat training: Afghan strategy to help rebuild farms
• Elkhart man hospitalized after being hit by car
• Process begins to recall Niles Twp. trustee: Recall language OK next step in possible ouster
• LaPorte Council member alarmed at police funding cuts
• South Bend teen tells police his car was hit by bullets, fire
• Two men attack football fan
• Swat team called to home on the west side of South Bend
• South Bend Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Michigan Works offering several training programs
• Lawsuit targets Indiana State Trooper's assets: Attorney general seeks to freeze them.
• Stolen Mustang found by police: For owner, it was far more than a car.
• Juvenile diabetes benefits on tap in Mishawaka
• Accident sends Middlebury woman to hospital
• Plane crashes in Berrien Springs during lesson
• Alleged drunken driver hits LaPorte house
• Starke County jail escapee captured
• Adams student heads book drive: She worked for hospital to 'share the love of reading.'
• City to finally fix Western and Walnut: Redesign will eliminate risky turns under bridge.
• Group asks volunteers to donate 'HUGS': Soldiers are recipients of efforts of people back
• Ellsworth focusing on Coats' lobbying ties: Republican says strategy a distraction from real is
• South Bend officer puts youngster's birthday back on track
• Memorial service for Spc. Shoecraft Thursday in Elkhart
• Update: Madison Center loses provider status: Indiana to tap Oaklawn as St. Joseph County's new
• Meeting this week to discuss South Bend school's mascot
• Woman rescued from burning home
• Wood sworn in as Mishawaka mayor
• Zakas, Fanello to debate Oct. 6 in South Bend
• Fire quickly quashed at Roseland hotel
• Elkhart's history to be presented Sept 18
• Grant to help IU process papers
• Mayor Wood's Mishawaka roots run deep: Family called city home for five generations.
• Celtic celebration at Howard Park: Sunday festival draws a crowd to Howard Park.
• Volunteers help to track fireflies: Scientists use data to see if insects really are on the decline.
• New law costing county police: Sheriffs, lawmakers disagree on correct interpretation.
• Ready to ride
• Crash victim remembered and friends raise money at motocross
• Van Buren County woman hospitalized after falling from moving vehicle
• Teens injured in Cass County crash
• AT THE PODIUM
• Soldiers receive equestrian training
• Early Nation of Islam documents found in Detroit
• For Rea, parting is such sweet sorrow: Reflects on time spent in City Hall.
• MHS offers new program: Mishawaka adds in-house alternative school, other programs for at-risk stude
• Eddy Street Commons wows fans: But campus still the focus on gamedays.
• State orders disbarred attorney to pay its costs: Record number of former clients seeking help.
• Eateries, bars cash in with coach: Business brisk as Kelly debuts for Irish.
• So far, so good for Kelly: New ND coach has lots to savor in opening win.
• Police: No injuries in Elkhart drive-by
• Moderate to high risk of rip currents Monday through Wednesday
• IU, Notre Dame offer car sharing service
• Ind. port shipments signal boost in economy
• Hunters asked to avoid Michigan oil spill cleanup
• Summer's final fling in Michigan: School doors open after Labor Day per state law.
• Girls rule at pie eating contest: Competition part of Blueberry Festival.
• Marshall County candidates bring variety: School board seats up for grabs in November.
• Not dancing with the stars but ...: Contest powwow takes toll on performers.
• Pre-game plays
• Notre Dame students robbed in home invasion: Students say safety needs to be police priority.
• Buchanan schools to receive $1 million grant
• Meth lands second Edwardsburg brother in prison: Components discovered in wake of disturbance call.
• Three Oaks inspires author: Balliett's 'Danger Box' set in village.
• 400 zombies parade for food drive: Don't worry: They weren't after brains, just donations
• Lake Michigan conditions in Berrien County hamper recovery effort
• Accused of attempted rape, guilty of burglary: 28-year-old's arrest led to suspension of police
• Police impersonator stops woman in Cass County
• Candlewood Apartment complex givien extension by Code Enforcement
• Girls rule at pie eating contest : Competition part of busy Saturday Blueberry Festival.
• Blueberries take center stage at Plymouth festival: Annual Marshall County event this weekend.
• For Rea, parting is such sweet sorrow: Mishawaka mayor reflects on time spent in City Hall.
• Benton Harbor may have to fire 10 officers: Emergency financial manager has to fill $750,000 hole.
• Four Bridgman firefighters injured in Lake Michigan rescue attempt
• Michigan Coast Guard launches 'paddlesports' safety starting Labor Day weekend
• REAL Services sponsors seminar on health care reform's impact
• Robots are new tool in Indiana children's hospital therapy
• Police: Failure to yield results in Almena Township wreck
• UPDATE: Chicago man presumed drowned in Lake Michigan
• UPDATE: Intruder holds gun to South Bend woman's head
• No road work makes Labor Day travel (mostly) effortless
• Police seek info on missing Elkhart teen
• Suspect's photo released from South Bend robbery
• 28-year-old set for trial in June murder of South Bend man
• School tax rate to stay flat: Plymouth board appoints alumni director.
• Gourmet food offered on second Bike Michiana: Benefit is for Hospice, bike coalition.
• Notre Dame students have new way to get into town: More than 200 universities now offering Zipcars.
• Foundation appointments made at Lake Michigan College: Officers elected for board.
• Niles Triathlon will be a no-sweat race: Goshen man uses Niles event as springboard.
• Parking irks IUSB students: Record enrollment brings space shortage.
• Indiana launches 'transparency portal': Website has state financial information.
• South Bend firefighter contends knife wasn't weapon: Jostes faces termination in policy violati
• One stabbed after two sisters fight in South Bend
• Project cuts into parking at ND: Fewer spaces for football fans; new shuttle starts up.
• Michigan official: Beating of alligator was 'extreme'
• Wood to succeed Rea as Mishawaka mayor : Caucus on mayoral opening lasts 1 hour
• Nearly half of Benton Harbor's police force could be cut
• UPDATE: Search for missing swimmer called off after firefighters hospitalized
• Notre Dame football: Where to park
• Elkhart County offers walk-in immunization clinics
• Elkhart twirlers to perform in Saturday's Notre Dame game
• Original pews wanted for Niles church: Old Rugged Cross Church being restored.
• Indiana launches 'transparency portal'
• $16,000 worth of crack cocaine seized in Berrien County
• Scammers target the unemployed
• Indiana voters going online to register to vote
• Wood to replace Rea as mayor
• Movie extra injured during Lake County filming of 'Transformers 3'
• Firefighter: Knife was not a weapon: Jostes faces termination for violating policy.
• P-H-M, Elkhart, LaPorte, Warsaw teachers among state's 'top educator' finalists
• Lundy tells judge he fatally shot stepfather
• P-H-M, Elkhart, LaPorte, Warsaw teachers among state's 'top educator' finalists
• Harvest Basket could close its doors
• UPDATE: Goshen Police arrest man barricaded in apartment
• Four-state Lake Michigan region updates travel website
• Free pills available for those near Michigan nuclear plants
• Indiana 2nd District debate set for Oct. 27
• Andrews University student died of natural causes
• Semi crash closes U.S. 131 in Three Rivers
• U.S. 6 near Kingsford Heights reopens after semi spills its load
• Ex-Blair Hills association manager admits guilt in theft
• Michigan State Police ramp up patrols: Holiday driving initiative begins Friday.
• Fire chief doubtful of arson problem: Says 18 August blazes not unusual, blames drug use for some.
• Medical experts say it's time to start thinking about flu season
• Trooper resigns amid battery, official misconduct charges
• Elkhart to begin online and phone payment service for water and sewer bills
• Walorski debuts first ad since primary: Spot doesn't mention Donnelly.
• Notre Dame football Fridays are full of fun: Block parties, bands at Eddy Street Commons, downtown.
• Semi-truck carrying aluminum coils overturns on U.S. 6 in LaPorte County
• U.S. Senate candidate Coats criticizes rival Ellsworth during visit to South Bend: The two men clash
• House fire damages bedroom in South Bend
• Crews respond to call of roof on fire in South Bend
• Michigan City boy gets on wrong school bus
• St Joseph County crews fight house fire
• Theft charge filed against former Adams principal: Granger Rocket League president says organization
• Amtrak tries early train from Niles to Chicago: Weekend test run from Niles could become permanent.
• Prison hostage situation ends peacefully
• His service to God, country: Priest included in Veterans History Project
• Original pews wanted: Old Rugged Cross Church being restored
• Ind. issues emergency rule to thwart tree disease
• South Bend sees rash of fires: August saw 18 blazes; 7 reported in last week.
• Tradition ends: No Michigan state fair this year
• All 580 students at Plymouth junior high receive computers
• Bank founder still paying dividends: Auctioned documents provide insight into early Cass County busi
• Penn teacher a state finalist for 2011 Indiana Teacher of the Year
• Seminary student's death under investigation
• 61 ND students arrested: Trouble seen at weekend parties, including possible battering of police off
• South Bend cat group suffers setback: Computers belonging to director taken during burglaries last w
• What's next for landfill board?: Despite decision to delay sale, offers still could be consider
• Extra train from Niles buys extra time in Chicago
• Council pulls meeting videos: Content posted online angered GLBT group.
• Candidates for Mishawaka mayor speak of jobs, budget, growth: Caucus to select city's leader is
• Man still missing after 8 months: Homicide detectives start investigation.
• Obama address on Iraq sparked political jabs even before delivery
• Demolition of old hospital site to begin on Thursday: Three satellite buildings to be razed, then ma
• Elkhart man jailed for two overnight robberies
• Lawn parking costly: Football Saturday fee hike upsets resident
• Police: North Manchester man abducts woman, child; assaults woman
• Transpo's South Bend runs reroute during building demolition
• Notre Dame football: WR Evans leaves team, will transfer
• Rochester man dies when pickup slams tree
• South Bend schools want YOU: More than 100 additional mentors sought to visit with, inspire children
• Bicyclist killed on U.S. 12 in Sturgis
• Former St. Joseph County police officer sentenced in botched robbery
• Powwow alive with color, music: Pokagon Band event celebrates huckleberry harvest.
• Junior firefighter suspected of arson: LaPorte County police arrest boy, 17, on two counts.
• Football Fridays entertainment at two locations in South Bend
• 11 now seeking mayor's position: Caucus meets Thursday to pick Mishawaka leader.
• First pep rally will be on South Quad at Notre Dame
• Apartments set ablaze: Man allegedly tried to light self, woman on fire.
• Medical mistakes report released for Indiana
• Attendance slips at Indy museums: Could canal help serve as lure?
• Precinct seats must be sorted out : Unfinished business on tap before mayor selected.
• Indy hospital program helps crime victims: Prescription for Hope turns lives around.
• What fuels fraud? : Classic reasons underlie most embezzlement cases
• 'Beer man' and chef committed to community: He has fans at the Cove and retirement home.
• Fest is geared to students: Event aims to let Latinos learn about educational opportunities.
• Man charged in 1996 murder of South Bend man
• More than 100 wait to be assigned a mentor
• Mishawaka apartment complex burns: Man allegedly tried to light himself and woman on fire at Hickory
• Neighbor upset over lawn parking fee hike
• South Bend council pulls meeting videos from web: Members say camera shouldn't have been on.
• Blaze at Mishawaka apartment complex possible arson
• Police: Man found outside Westville gas station died of natural causes
• Crews find boat overturned in pond, unsure if anyone was in it
• Online safety warnings catch on with residents: Service popular on Purdue campus.
• Cornerstone may be used to mark grave of architect: Fan calls him 'the Frank Lloyd Wright of th
• Diner rebounds after gun violence: Co-owner of popular spot slain by estranged boyfriend.
• Third candidate wants to 'get his message out': Libertarian running against Donnelly, Walo
• Red Cross director reflects on hurricane: Is agency prepared for the next major disaster?
• Art Beat draws crowds: Perfect weather an added bonus to downtown event.
• They found a home in South Bend after Katrina: Family that escaped the devastation finds a new life
• Child found in cornfield after extensive search
• Two girls on scooter seriously hurt in crash with truck in St. Joseph County, Mich.
• College program urges students to explore culture
• Niles school chief aims for active learners: Weigel says excellence, growth key goals.
• Youth day: Event promotes safety outdoors: Children learn about safety in outdoor recreation at Edwa
• Mishawaka superintendent-selection focus groups set: Community input sought on attributes that are d
• Strippers protest church: Morality battle marches on in rural Ohio.
• Drawn together by life on a thread: Concert raises funds for woman who got lung transplant.
• Soldier's return brings relief: Family, friends gather at airport for Pfc. Healy's arrival
• Volunteer for school accused of theft: Authorities charge woman with embezzling from Ottawa school P
• Prosecutor needs more info on alleged dog beating case
• Alleged robber's family files suit: They contend deadly force wasn't needed to stop him.
• House of David film to premiere: Documentary aims to bring more understanding.
• An unlivable state of affairs: Former veteran homeless after home of 41 years condemned.
• Local Red Cross chapter director reflects on Katrina: Is agency prepared for the next major disaster
• Children learn about safety in outdoor recreation at Edwardsburg Conservation Club
• Michigan launching high-risk health insurance pool
• UPDATE: Silver Alert canceled after 84-year-old Peru man found safe
• UPDATE: Elkhart man critically injured in mo-ped mishap
• 13-year-old Etna Green boy killed in farm accident
• Michigan City Police arrest 21 in 'warrants sweep'
• 'Golden opportunity' in court: Despite drug charges, no jail time ordered for Benton Harbo
• Buchanan moves on infrastructure repair: Deadline for Buchanan manager applications Sept. 17.
• Coats ad goes after opponent
• Purdue University's adding crossing guards
• Tomlin to speak at Saint Mary's College
• Officials staying mum on cause of fatal Fir Road fire
• Two Niles men caught in breaking/entering act
• Michigan Supreme Court gets new face: Granholm names Davis to replace Weaver.
• Lake Max Film Fest full of comedy: 'Shop of Little Horrors' is feature outdoor film.
• Elkhart soldier's parents trying to cope: Pfc. Justin Shoecraft was killed Tuesday in Afghanist
• Molestation claim named dead pastor: Lansing Diocese paid to settle molestation allegation.
• Alleged bank robber's family suing South Bend, police: They claim deadly force wasn't need
• Volunteer for Buchanan school accused of theft: Authorities charge woman with embezzling from Ottawa
• Gas price increase blamed on supply disruptions
• Duerring would revive High Tech Crimes Unit: Candidate critical of Dvorak for cutting squad from the
• Humid summer means more fleas
• Riley, Washington high schools getting support staff: Principals freed up to conduct teacher reviews
• Petitioners want harsher punishments for people who hurt animals
• Man faces charges in Blair Hills theft case: Prosecutor says Piech was accomplice in taking money fr
• Crews recover body of fisherman in LaPorte County
• K-9s in training to join the force
• Efforts to ban synthetic marijuana slowgoing
• Army posthumously promotes fallen Elkhart soldier's rank
• Free kids' car seat checks offered in Cassopolis
• South Bend Domino's robbed
• Silver Alert declared for 84-year-old Peru man
• LaPorte Police issue 'prowler advisory'
• 'Yard Grinch' strikes Mishawaka apartment complex
• Town's ex-clerk going to prison: Grove sentenced for embezzling from Lakeville.
• IUSB students face waiting list for courses
• Former treasurer accused of stealing from Crime Stoppers pleads not guilty
• Buchanan school volunteer charged with embezzlement: Woman accused of stealing $33,000 from PTO in B
• RV company buys Syracuse plant for luxury trailers
• Two people hospitalized after strange accident in St. Joseph County
• Saint Mary's College receives rare Bible: Reproduction of Saint John's Bible on display in
• Duerring would reinstate unit : Candidate critical of Dvorak for cutting high tech crimes squad
• First-day adjustments: South Bend school year under way
• South Shore interrupts South Bend-to-Gary weekend service
• Warsaw company recalls two hip replacement systems
• SWAT team aids in arrest of LaGrange man
• Churubusco man seriously injured in crash near Millersburg
• Man with gun robs South Bend's Ireland Road Subway
• New poll shows Donnelly, Walorski in tight race
• 911 caller sends South Bend rescuers to St. Joseph River
• Elkhart soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Judge insistent on new courtroom: Request comes just two months after high court ruling stating spac
• Man charged with theft from Mishawaka's Blair Hills: Prosecutor: Piech acted as accomplice in t
• ND responds to suit by fired professor: Claims grant funds improperly used for personal pursuits, po
• More details in lawsuit filed against two excise officers
• Berrien landfill sale put on hold: Scanlon motion passes, stalling sale for at least a year.
• Two new K-9s on Mishawaka police force
• Blue Jeans Bar owner suing excise officers: Suit claims harassment because of race.
• Second teen's body found at Lake Michigan
• Buchanan landfill sale foes air grievances: City commissioners hear comments regarding controversial
• Council hopeful Zmyslo floats plan: Zmyslo says he'd base his votes on resident input over Web,
• City of Plymouth retracts raises: Looks ahead to performance-based pay hikes instead of across-the-b
• School City of Mishawaka to pay attorney bill: Rep. Fry urges board to negotiate lower fee for work
• Eid brings new perspective to Clay High helm
• Tainted egg recall now involves Michigan, agency says
• Judge Nemeth seeks money for new courtroom: Request comes just two months after high court rules spa
• Crime Stoppers ex-treasurer facing theft charge: More than $100,000 taken from account of Crime Stop
• School doors open for a new year in South Bend
• Family, friends mourn drowned teenager: Body of boy, 14, recovered from lake.
• Notre Dame responds to suit by fired professor: University: Prof used grant money to buy equipment f
• More Indiana students enroll in dual credit classes
• Elkhart soldier, 28, killed in Afghanistan blast
• Bears fan in LaPorte wins $100,000 on Colts Lottery ticket
• South Bend child struck by car
• Police respond to stabbing near downtown South Bend
• Mishawaka bar owner sues excise officers over security video: Blue Jeans Bar lawsuit claims harassme
• Former Lakeville clerk gets 3 years for embezzlement: Judge annoyed by Grove's excuses
• Students and parents work through first-day jitters
• Sale of Niles cell tower on hold: Niles passes 2010-11 budget.
• Recreation trail is completed: Entire 2.4-mile stretch in Niles paved.
• Beer left behind helps police find suspect
• 8 now seeking Mishawaka mayor's job: Others have until Monday to declare.
• New Ivy Tech debuts in Elkhart: Campus is based southeast of city.
• Gas spill probe, cleanup continue: 19,000 gallons of fuel leaked from Niles tank.
• Firefighter and rib master: Mishawaka's Ross Signorino cleans up in TV contest.
• Meth case twin let out of prison: Judge sends her to community corrections.
• Desert to Dome for a cure: ND dean, wife complete 2,300-mile ride for medical research.
• Deadly summer on lake this year : Two South Bend teens latest of 68 drownings
• Mishawaka Redevelopment Commission compares old vs. new windows
• School board candidates in St. Joseph County
• Update: Treasurer of Crime Stoppers turns himself in after theft charges filed
• Divers find body of missing teen
• South Bend teens suspected in theft of vehicle, firearms
• Robbery puts Elkhart schools on temporary lockdown
• Gunman robs 1st Source
• Health experts expecting milder flu season: Viral activity down, prevention awareness up.
• Stevensville parents file runaway report for missing daughter
• The reuse of refuse: A look at the route your recycling takes
• Sister in meth case released from prison: Former teacher served just a year of a 20-year sentence.
• State Police Lieutenant resigns, investigation uncovers missing funds
• Plymouth teen critical after Sunday crash
• Money donated to help track down Ox Bow tower arsonists
• Desert to Dome: ND dean, wife complete 2,300-mile ride for medical research
• Ind. to halt caregiver choices based on race
• Police: Teen stabs man with knife after shopping trip denied: Tribune Staff Report
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• New Ivy Tech-Elkhart Co. opens for classes: New campus is based southeast of city
• From our files
• Mishawaka firefighter Ross Signorino cleans up in TV grilling contest
• Lafayette plan to raze nursing home criticized
• Police continue to investigate Kenmore assault
• Program offers legal help to Michigan veterans
• Twin sister in South Bend meth case out of prison
• Nighthawks are nesting atop ND power plant: Workers make sure roof project doesn't disturb chic
• Eight now interested in replacing Mishawaka mayor: Others have until Aug. 30 to declare
• Madison's psychiatry chief confident: He's excited about new ventures with ND, IU.
• Suspected shooter arrested in Elkhart
• Jewish Federation celebrates 65 years: Community marks 10 years of building that serves as anchor.
• Police search for suspect in South Bend bank robbery
• South Bend school officials puzzled over measurements: For schools threatened with state interventio
• The obsession with ND's Kelly
• Police arrest man who shot from vehicle
• Reading, writing -- and cost-cutting: School districts live with a plethora of budget cuts
• Person freed after vehicle hits tree in Marshall County
• Niles 'Tank Town' spills 6,000 gallons of fuel: Connection broke between pipes at gasoline
• Benton Harbor police seek suspect in shooting
• Update: Teens presumed drowned in Lake Michigan at Michigan City
• Woman dies in Sturgis fire
• Van Buren County man hospitalized after Sunday stabbing
• The obsession with ND's Kelly
• Donnelly hosting job fair Tuesday at IUSB
• Kelly has ND buzz building for businesses: Area hotels, restaurants hoping for success this season.
• Culver Garden Court gets $1.5 million grant: Culver will be recipient of low-income senior housing f
• Parents learn CPR tips: Emergency response for infants, children requires different techniques.
• Gov. Daniels says stimulus not 'all bad': But borrowing, debt will have consequences.
• Palais Royale hosts Regency Era ball
• Former president of Bethel College dies: Bridges first arrived on campus in 1956.
• Still no cause in Granger teen's death: Mother says tests show medication wasn't factor.
• Student, others defend Cassopolis' Ross Beatty: Incoming senior says school offers good educati
• Indiana jobless rate continues slow rise: July report also shows gain of 8,700 jobs.
• High court won't take Parlak's case: Restaurateur considers return to Turkey.
• Mishawaka drunken driver gets 10 years: Mother of dead victim forgives, asks judge for leniency.
• Granger man in hospital after Marshall County accident
• Cass County accident sends Edwardsburg woman to hospital
• Berrien Springs man in critical condition after rollover accident
• Ligonier man injured in ATV mishap
• UPDATE: St. Joseph County Police find missing deaf mute
• 'Tank Town' spills 6,000 gallons: Connection broke between pipes at gasoline facility
• Former Bethel College president dies: Bridges first arrived on campus in 1956
• IUSB library is briefly evacuated
• Reassessment cost estimated to be $800,000
• South Bend armed home invasion investigated: Six men storm house on Kenmore Street; three end up in
• Walorski strikes back at ad: Claims Donnelly anti-smear ad smears her.
• Mishawaka taking extra steps to keep its students safe: Police, fire departments team up for 'C
• Berrien County opens clinics to meet student immunization requirements
• Prison ordered for aborted Edwardsburg bank robbery
• Drunk driver who killed biker in South Bend gets 10-year sentence
• Landfill sale a risky business: Rates likely to rise if SEBC facility changes hands, hauler says.
• County takes most pay raises off table, for now
• Alleged victim feels 'huge relief': Stalking suspect jailed, facing charges.
• Elkhart police seek shooting suspect
• Madison Center files to stop suit: Attorney general says he will push forward with case while encour
• Despite vandalism, Penn kicks off season with new field
• 'Lots of nerves' as school year starts: Reorganization in future for three Catholic facili
• Student defends Ross Beatty in wake of performance allegations: 'I don't see it strugglin
• State's Beatty threat 'wrong': Cassopolis schools chief says high school being on tak
• IUSB library on brief lockdown after report of armed man
• Paid guards on 'beat' irk FOP: City attorney, neighbors hire private security firm after s
• Garden Court receives $1.5 million grant to build project: Culver will be recipient of low-income
• Jurors convict teen of murder: First-degree finding means boy, 14, to get life term with no parole.
• Hired help leads to controversy
• A dog's day at the fair: Young owners parade their pets before the judges
• South Bend home invasion injures 3: Tribune Staff Report
• Old Monroe school keeps its character: Workers finish major expansion, renovation on school.
• Rollover accident in South Bend sends man to hospital
• Still no cause in Granger teen's sudden death: Tests shows hospital medication did not contribu
• Transpo detours downtown Mishawaka during road work
• Local unemployment rates change little in July; state rate rose slightly
• Millions of eggs recalled: Health board confirms product distributed in Indiana.
• FOP irked by city attorney's private hire: Daytime burglaries prompt private-security patrol of
• Pokagon Fund aids S.B. food pantries
• New study shows 'digital divide' for class of 2014
• State reports progress in deadly Starke ditch: Company fixing safety issues after dog allegedly scal
• City workers spend lunch hour giving back to the community
• Suit challenges jailed voter ban: Former Roseland council member says statute unconstitutional.
• Future uncertain for three Mishawaka Catholic schools
• Parents testify at Niles teen's murder trial: Jury expected to get shooting death case today.
• Michigan cracks down on private memorials on public land
• 'Incognito' no longer: Man discovered in his 30s he was biracial
• UPDATE: Fire races through LaPaz fireworks company
• UPDATE: Crews at scene of fire at a fireworks factory in LaPaz
• Jury deliberating fate of Niles teen
• Nappanee officer escapes serious injury as Mishawaka driver slams police car
• St. Joseph County takes most pay raises off the table -- for now
• Accidents clog Mishawaka traffic at Douglas/Grape Road and Edison Lakes/Grape Road
• Jury returns guilty verdict in Dakotah Eliason murder trial
• UPDATE: Plane crashes in LaGrange County
• Part of Main Street in Mishawaka to close
• Granholm details budget plan: Tax amnesty, liquor sales, cuts all part of mix.
• Madison Center seeks fraud suits' dismissal: Attorney general says it will push forward with ca
• Mooood swings at Berrien County Youth Fair: Beef behavior big unknown in show ring.
• Ross Beatty High School facing threat of state takeover
• Marshall board holds line on budget: Only increases are in burials, health insurance, retirement.
• Old Monroe school in South Bend keeps its character: Workers finish up major expansion, renovation
• Tommy James thinks of Niles as home: Singer reflects on breakup with 'godfather of music.'
• Theft spoils effort to help Xavier School: Mom stocked up on supplies to aid Xavier.
• More file for St. Joseph County school boards: Friday noon is deadline for filing.
• Washington High School players tackle service project: Football team members join others in painting
• LaPorte settles sidewalk case: City reaches financial deal it can live with.
• Niles teen's murder trial opens: Prosecution, defense argue premeditation.
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash with buggy near Middlebury
• BP, Hammond officials hunt source of oil leak
• Hearing set for firefighter who took knife to work
• South Bend alternative school evolves: South Bend system remakes old Bendix High School
• Former Roseland council member challenges jailed voter ban: Lawsuit says statute unconstitutional
• Walorski gains Palin endorsement in run for Congress
• Parents testify at Niles teen's murder trial: Dakotah Eliason is accused of fatally shooting gr
• Free hair cuts in South Bend on Monday for returning students
• Two arrested after Kosciusko County meth bust
• Accident temporarily restricts traffic on Bypass
• Millions of eggs being recalled nationwide: Health board confirms product distributed in Indiana
• Rooster makes a run for it at Berrien County Youth Fair: Poultry and their owners have long wait dur
• Update: State Road 2 reopened after crash in St. Joseph County
• Overhaul of South Bend alternative high school means new blood, new turf
• Equipment violation leads to rolling meth lab, Niles police say
• Ivy Tech campuses to close Wednesday
• Indiana Senate Dems seek more transparency
• 10-year-old dies after being pulled from Lake Michigan
• UPDATE: Trial begins for Niles teen accused of killing grandfather
• Michiana police to target impaired drivers
• 13th Road bridge to close: Reconstruction expected to be completed by June 2011.
• South Bend schools budget unveiled: Public review, input to begin.
• New rules concerning concussions : Students need clearance before getting back into a game.
• LaPorte reaches settlement in sidewalk case: Agreement requires money be used yearly for repairs ove
• South Bend's budget to grow: Will increase despite less revenue; mayor cites fiscal planning.
• LaPorte getting $3M settlement: Money coming from contamination at former industrial site
• Two could toss hats in ring: Almost two weeks left for residents to declare interest in mayor's
• Airport authority expects less tax revenue in 2011: Finance director projects $444,000 drop.
• 2011 budget likely to grow: Insurance, reassessment costs add to county's burden.
• Rooster runs away at Berrien County Youth Fair: Poultry and their owners have long wait during judgi
• 'Mr. Smiley' still in stores: State ban for fake marijuana gains momentum.
• Marshall commissioners ready to submit flat budget
• Humvee order boon for local plant: AM General says Afghan contract means steady work.
• Pedestrian injured in Benton Township accident
• Robbers hit Elkhart's Elcose Federal Credit Union
• Washington High football players, agency, Home Depot team up to help elderly
• Single mother given assist: Bridge of Hope offers help in housing, finances and guidance
• Boy, 10, pulled from Lake Michigan in Berrien County
• Money given to help mortgage payments
• State ban for 'Mr. Smiley' gains momentum: Despite local talk, fake pot still in stores
• Stimulus helps police retain 13, hire 12
• Insurance, reassessment costs add to 2011 county budget: Reassessment fund, used for some other thin
• Stimulus financed chamber music group: $25,000 the only arts grant awarded in St. Joseph County.
• Well-known South Bend barber dies: 'Stevie D' known for his love of life, heart of gold
• Girl and her pony are dynamic duo: 4-H contestant finds friendship, awards with Lucy.
• Jury selection begins in St. Joseph County burglary case
• Update: Elkhart man hurt in motorcycle accident remains in hospital
• AM General receives contract for 2,500 Humvees
• Asian carp seen in Wabash River
• Update: One person dies, several hurt in traffic crashes on I-94 in Berrien County
• Cyclist, 82, headed to Austria: He's no slacker when it comes to training.
• New immunizations required for Indiana students
• New Deal legacy lives on in county : Stimulus less focused on new construction
• Lane restrictions on Indiana 2 at Boston Street in LaPorte
• Lane restrictions on U.S. 20 and U.S. 31 in St. Joseph County
• Pole down closes Edison Road
• Police: Large crowd causes disturbance in Three Rivers
• AM General receives contract for 2,500 Humvees
• Convicted South Bend murderer to serve 20 more years
• Indiana farm has season with bonanza of peaches: Weather this spring and summer provided perfect com
• South Bend Peregrine chicks out of the nest
• South Bend therapist takes her own advice: Therapist steps back, prepares to write new chapter in he
• World Pulse Festival a rock concert far from ordinary: Festival beamed live to millions.
• CPR training made Mishawaka child's rescue possible: Man was able to keep grandson alive until
• Road projects big and small: But jobs created are hard to measure.
• The stimulus: After 18 months, has it mattered?
• Man in critical condition after being hit by train in Plymouth
• Rip current risk in effect for Michiana shoreline
• Small Craft Advisory issued Sunday
• Small fire on roof extinguished at South Bend Farmer's Market
• Michigan's longest garage sale concludes today in Niles
• Niles teen's murder trial set for Tuesday: Lawyer says there will be no insanity defense.
• New Berrien County Youth Fair manager has 'dream job': Lana Stover-Henderson showed at fai
• Drunken driving leads to prison for Dowagiac man: Dowagiac man with nine convictions called 'da
• New South Bend school slates info night: Remake of Bendix offers new staff, new curriculum.
• Time debate is put to rest in Lakeville: Trustees say support of Central time is waste of time.
• Three generations of St. Joseph County cops: Salaries, uniforms different, but characteristics the s
• Indiana State Police website fights meth
• Fir fire cause investigated: Resident, 41, found dead in home.
• More are ditching landlines: Number of households with wireless phones only growing.
• UPDATE: Police name women killed in LaGrange County crash
• It's RV showtime in Elkhart: RV sales up and show's back after year off.
• Michigan urges vaccinations as whooping cough rises
• Investigation continues into Michigan City teen's shooting
• Edwardsburg man dies a week after motorcycle crash
• Small fire extinguished at South Bend Farmer's Market: Electrical tape melted onto tar roof, ch
• Pokagon Fund aids South Bend food pantries
• Police, others want strategies to curb violence in Michigan City
• Illinois man charged in fatal Michigan City shooting
• Charges dropped against South Bend firefighter
• Cass County administrator says no to hiring: Revenues expected to fall short in Cass County.
• Gas spill in Elkhart house foyer sparks fire
• GOP caucus gathers Sept. 2 to pick Mishawaka mayor
• Drunk driving leads to prison: Dowagiac man with nine convictions called 'danger to society.�
• Semi crash closes part of I-94
• Six arrested, marijuana worth $10,000-plus seized in South Bend
• Elkhart teen shot; another one arrested
• Mum's the Word: Niles attorney has a nose for history: Discovery of ring sheds light on Fort St
• Ashes of eight people found in Dowagiac: Officials looking for families to claim remains left behind
• 'Food 4 Kids' back and bigger: Boost of $35,000 comes from Jordan Automotive Group.
• Summer RV show rolling through Elkhart
• Dog killed by hot water in ditch: Scalding-hot liquid draining from mint still.
• Neighbor injured helping at Elkhart apartment house fire
• Berrien panel OKs site buy for campus: Two commissioners vote against Napier location.
• Website helps Indiana State Police fight war on meth
• Eileen Bender, library branch advocate, dies: Instrumental in upgrading of sites.
• Cases of deadly horse disease on the rise
• Coach: 'He didn't hesitate': Player called 'Superman' saves teammate who wa
• More details revealed in dog's scalding death
• Mishawaka officer retires after 37 years: Vervynckt saw changes in department, city.
• Calvin announces retirement from Ivy Tech
• South Bend Civic Theatre fixture Coppens dies after illness: Legacy at Civic includes theater's
• Goshen woman dies after car strikes telephone pole
• UPDATE: Man dies in Fir Road house fire
• Union-North puts time zone debate to rest: Trustees say support of Central time is waste of time
• Meth lab explodes burning Syracuse man
• Elkhart Jazz Fest future is more certain
• Michigan City police investigating two shootings, one deadly
• Starke County man says dog boiled alive
• Berrien commissioners vote to buy land for county campus: Two south-county representatives vote agai
• 2,000 regain power in southwest Michigan
• Abortion foes target Donnelly: Congressman says he's still pro-life; group calls him a liar.
• School City of Mishawaka's legal fees questioned: Lawmaker says $43,000 to handle former superi
• Lugar likely to seek re-election: If re-elected, he'd be longest-serving Hoosier senator.
• 'Food 4 Kids' program back and bigger than before
• Marshall County prepares for tight budget: $2 million CAGIT shortfall.
• Football player saves teammate after allergic reaction
• Niles facing 'worst year of last five': $249,000 budget shortfall; savings may be tapped.
• Elkhart City police investigate shooting
• NIPSCO finds source of power outages
• South Bend seniors sign petition for funding
• Every dog can have its play in Mishawaka: Four acres of fenced space at Prickett Marina.
• Van Buren County Sheriff's Department investigating stolen trailer
• Hot, humid day a health hazard: Keystone RV lets workers off when temps in plant soar.
• New Interurban Trolley route will connect to Elkhart Ivy Tech
• Two school systems, 2 MOA paths: Fort Wayne, S.B. unions differ on contract exceptions.
• 1 injured in Bypass rollover
• A lot more get shot in the arm: New law doubles student recipients
• Elkhart County offers walk-in immunization clinics
• Battle on credentials: Donnelly says he's still pro-life; group calls him a liar.
• Eastern Equine Encephalitis found in Elkhart County mosquitoes
• West Nile virus presence confirmed in LaPorte County
• Police describe suspects in Ontwa Township daytime burglaries
• South Bend Civic Theatre's Jim Coppens dies
• NIPSCO restoring power to thousands in LaPorte, Rolling Prairie
• Federal jobs bill will save education jobs and programs
• Passenger hurt in Benton Harbor crash; police seek driver of car
• NIPSCO finds source of power outages
• State schools superintendent, teachers discuss reforms
• Unions' views of education memorandum differ across Indiana: Teacher seniority questions play o
• History on sale at Morris auction: Hundreds of bidders expected for 40 parcels.
• 17,000 Indiana Medicare beneficiaries get $250 checks
• Heat brings Indiana greater risk of West Nile virus
• IU player loses father in Alaska plane crash
• Crews battling South Bend house fire
• Fire ignites more than vacant home: Neighbors see Dubail Street blaze as sign of a street in peril.
• Superintendent Kapsa against signing MOA: Legal threat from teachers union seen as too costly.
• Lugar expects to seek seventh Senate term in 2012
• South Bend lawn parking permit fees to rise
• Ex-Berrien County judge sentenced to jail: Tolen receives two DUIs since March.
• Separation terms announced in Buchanan: Concerns voiced over pact with former city manager.
• South Bend Common Council approves plans for 'gastropub': Nearby church says fight might n
• Granger man facing reckless homicide charges in fatal crash
• Berrien to casino: Pay 911 costs: Revenue-sharing board to weigh county plea on police coverage bill
• New park for canines coming to Mishawaka
• I&M is working to restore power to 200 customers in St. Joseph County
• No charging decision yet in dog beating case
• McCahill will replace Weaver: Democrat is already running for council seat in November election.
• Grant boosts Bridges Out of Poverty: Pokagon Fund giving nonprofit $240,000.
• Mary Schurz, publisher and SCI official, dies at age 71
• Woman attempts to rob South Bend store with toy gun
• Punishment recommend for 2 Elkhart officers
• Convicted killer gets maximum
• Plymouth woman airlifted after crash
• Rea leaving mayor job: Mishawaka leader taking over at St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce.
• Mishawaka asks for help finding new superintendent
• Day burglars working Cass County townships
• Heat shuts down Keystone RV production for 2 days
• Nicklaus, Palmer to christen new Benton Harbor golf course
• Indiana previews year of school reforms: Schools chief Bennett, DOE meet with area educators
• South Bend lawn parking permit fees to increase
• Update: I-94 at Michigan/Indiana state line has reopened after semi crash
• Preventing foreclosure workshop offered in South Bend
• St. Joseph County property tax sale notices sent out
• South Bend Common Council approves new 'gastropub' plans: Nearby church says fight might n
• Pence: Walorski must beat Donnelly: Congressman says 2nd District race among top in nation.
• Pay raises considered in Plymouth: Three percent increase turned down; two percent still being discu
• Pair to bike for CF research: Cyclists seek to do something meaningful.
• Festival expected to draw crowd
• Ordinance bans smoking in S.B. parks: But enforcing the measure is difficult, official says.
• Getting ready to go back to the grind: Some parents, kids not set for school to resume.
• Man says he was shot at South Bend gas station
• Suspect robs South Bend delivery woman of pizza, cash
• Crews put out fire that started in room of Van Buren County home
• Eddy Commons townhouses selling: Office space also filling up
• Ceremony honors soldiers: First-time-deployed with 855th Quartermasters recognized.
• Semi-truck and vehicle crash on the bypass at Indiana 2 in St. Joseph County
• Indiana State Police handling six Toll Road crashes today
• Some reaction to Mishawaka Mayor Rea's resignation
• Mellencamp's tour to stop in South Bend
• Convicted murderer Briones gets maximum sentence
• Mishawaka mayor 'excited' about his Chamber job
• Mary Schurz, publisher and SCI official, dies
• Indiana undecided on funding bid for nursing checks: Official says state can't afford to do bac
• Mishawaka exhibit lets kids try on careers: Event at mall was just as fun for older folks, too.
• Cassopolis receives top rating in audit: Water fund continues to be a challenge.
• A wet festivity for all in Niles: Raft racers pelt each other and bystanders with water along river.
• Utilities an easy transition for Niles man: Military service aboard nuclear sub proves beneficial.
• Ellsworth in his element at event: Senate candidate stresses record as sheriff.
• Fire scrambles future of two Mishawaka businesses: Golden Q, Sari Sari Oriental Store destroyed.
• Lake Reunion about friends: Annual event helps to build pride in the neighborhood.
• Women find thrills, friendship, fitness in local roller derby league
• Police closing off streets in Mishawaka to investigate injury accident
• Ceremony honors South Bend-area soldiers after first Iraq deployment
• Indiana governor compares debt to 'child abuse'
• Mich. governor says Obama no harm to Dems in state
• Rip current risk issued Sunday
• Dutch bike lanes offer lessons we can follow here: Cyclist compares the Cadillac version with South
• Picnic brings South Bend community together for food, fun: MLK club hosts third annual event.
• Motorcycle mishap in road construction zone injures Goshen man
• Mishawaka police keep residents plugged in online: Departments use social media to inform public of
• Video shows altercation in St. Joseph County jail vestibule
• St. Joseph County income tax revenue decline projected
• Comment sought on chemical cleanup at site: Company using bacteria to rid groundwater of toxins.
• South Bend neighborhood hopes for rebirth
• Pioneer Days on tap in Galien
• Children pull their weight at Cass County Fair: Dozens take part in pedal pull event in Cass County.
• Ex-Southwestern Michigan College student sentenced in dorm marijuana sales: College dorm drug sales
• Lake Reunion in South Bend about friends, family
• South Bend police called to dog beating: They find two males digging grave for bloody, but still-ali
• River raft racers provide fun for crowd in Niles
• Challenge brewing over MOA: ISTA sees fight if South Bend signs it without union's OK.
• Mishawaka exhibit lets kids try on careers
• Update: Fire on McKinley Avenue in Mishawaka keeping crews busy
• Mishawaka businesses destroyed in fire: Golden Q, Sari Sari Oriental Store on McKinley face uncertai
• Thief takes copper wiring from Culver farmer's irrigation system
• Ball State to welcome fewer freshmen this fall
• Goshen's Linway Plaza businesses cleaning up from fire, smoke damage
• 'No return from death': Grieving father hopes others learn from son's slaying.
• Penn's Freed Field reveals its $900,000 extreme makeover
• UPDATE: South Bend schools get list of state goals; public meeting changed: Washington, Bendix, Rile
• Update: Cass County fire crews battle house fire
• Benton Harbor plans first Citizens Police Academy
• South Bend police release video from jail incident: Officer punched handcuffed suspect
• UPDATE: Edwardsburg man critically injured in motorcycle crash
• South Bend's Citizens' Police Academy kicks off Sept. 7
• Leadership conference to be hosted at college: 'Women as Intercultural Leaders' at Saint M
• Antique vehicle display gains steam: Running 1905 Stanley Steamer to be featured.
• Firefighter could be fired for knife: Second time he's been before board in past year.
• State repays mortgage fraud victims: American Escrow took money, didn't pay clients' bills
• Annual Lake Reunion this weekend: Get-together features picnic, Sunday service.
• Income tax revenue projected to decline by $17 million in St. Joseph County
• Blaze leaves him with little: Some clothes, food remain for apartment dweller.
• Public can comment on chemical cleanup near South Bend
• Too big to fail over and done, Donnelly says: Opponents say financial reform will hurt businesses, j
• Michigan City beach water 3rd dirtiest in Indiana
• IUSB prof bikes across U.S.: He's visiting national parks and studying their rock formations.
• Indiana State Police Join Facebook, Twitter
• Faith, friends pulled her through: With chemo finally complete, Bethel VP jumps into new role.
• South Bend hopes to ignite neighborhood rebirth
• Federal agents level child porn charges: Former camp director, Culver Academies staffer arrested.
• Student was taught CPR in school
• Long Beach police say there was no abduction attempt
• Emaciated pit bulls abandoned: Humane Society says neglect cases are up.
• Islamic Society offers food for needy on Friday
• Rwandans living dream: Healy, Habitat building home on West Sixth Street.
• School has begun in Rochester: Seniors will be watched closely.
• Berrien Springs funeral home owner charged: Proprietor of Legacy Family Funeral Services accused of
• Grave Crime: Funeral director is accused of bilking clients out of thousands
• South Bend schools get list of state goals: Washington, Bendix, Riley yet to respond.
• Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival is back
• Primary loss of fallen Detroit mayor's mother signals end to family's reign
• Grieving father in South Bend hopes others learn from son's slaying
• Police in Elkhart investigate shooting on West Marion
• Guns stolen from LaPorte Sporting Goods
• Japanese student wrestlers soak up local culture: McDonald's a hit with exchange program visito
• Unlocked vehicles targeted by thieves in Plymouth
• Metal shredder plan advances: Zoning board backs proposal; council next step.
• Wrong lane driver causes Marshall County crash
• Scientist: Carp may have been planted near Lake Michigan
• UPDATE: Toll Road lanes in LaPorte reopen after crash
• Indiana's Rokita: Watch out for these 'top 10' investor scams
• Buchanan city officials lift 'boil water' order
• UPDATE: Missing South Bend woman found in Elkhart County
• LaPorte officials want public's help in solving house fire case
• Nation's infrastructure targeted: Transportation revenue has fallen with economy.
• Metal shredder plan clears zoning hurdle: Board recommends proposal; council next step
• 5 more in St. Joseph County school board races
• Emaciated pit bulls tossed like trash: Humane Society says neglect cases are on the rise
• Semi spills load of milk onto road
• June crash upends Mishawaka family's life: Mom remains in rehab facility; benefit planned.
• Berrien Springs funeral home under investigation
• Nappanee man on motorcycle killed in Kosciusko County crash
• South Bend firefighter could be fired for knife
• Police searched for child that witness says was abducted at Cass County Fair
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources plans deer-rule meetings
• Job key in choice to buy a home: Area experts say low mortgage rates alone can't boost market.
• South Bend officer suspended for jail incident
• Caucus vote to replace Weaver: Fourth St. Joseph County Council member to resign in past 15 months.
• Police: No sign of abduction at Cass County Fair
• LaPorte man arrested after stolen vehicles found on property
• 85-year-old woman robbed outside South Bend bank
• Update: Mishawaka police seek three suspected in bank robbery
• Three suspects sought in Mishawaka bank robbery
• Funeral home owner charged with embezzling more than 50 people
• St. Joseph County officer suspended in boat vandalism: Charges to be dismissed if she finishes diver
• After surviving Rwandan genocide, family gets a new home in Mishawaka
• Emergency radios promoted in South Bend: State allotment for this year gone; they're available
• Former Culver Academies staffer faces child porn charges
• Proos proves easy winner: Former Upton aide one hurdle away from state Senate seat.
• South Bend apartment building fire causes heavy damage
• Snyder, Bernero will face off for Michigan governor
• Election board rules against Starke County candidate
• Amtrak adds weekend stops in Michigan City to offset South Shore construction
• Michigan primary voter turnout low - so far
• Man arrested after laptop robbery in South Bend
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart injures both drivers
• Two versions given of South Bend shooting: Police are told two stories about incident.
• 'Desert to Dome' riders reach Texas
• Man sues South Bend police over search: South Bend police claim probable cause
• Five more in school board races in St. Joseph County
• Landfill appraisal clears way for bids: Value of Berrien County site between $18 million and $20 mil
• St. Joseph County police officer suspended 10 days: Criminal charges avoided by diversion program
• Prize rabbits die in blaze: Firefighters say flames swept dry timbers of barn.
• Caucus vote set to replace St. Joseph County Council member Weaver: Democrat is fourth to resign in
• No cause yet in teen's death: 18-year-old from Granger detailed last days in Facebook posts.
• Update: Bicyclist dies in crash with truck in Marshall County
• Local family's daughter killed in Georgia: Police investigating apparent strangling.
• Community invited to help Mishawaka family after crash in Fulton County: Family members back home wh
• Animal showing part of fair fun: 4-H'ers show dairy cattle, pigs, goats at Cass County Fair.
• Knox man dies in Elkhart County crash
• Plymouth man dies in U.S. 31 crash in Miami County
• Update: South Bend crews battle apartment fire
• Buchanan residents under a 'boil water' order
• No injuries after shots fired outside South Bend's MLK Center
• Milford man dies of injuries from Sunday motorcycle crash
• Man robbed at Manchester Street home in South Bend
• School offered for those seeking work with pigs: It includes classroom instruction, hands-on learnin
• Prize-winning rabbits among the animals lost in Wakarusa barn fire
• Drug levels in water unclear: Little or no testing being done locally.
• Farmers Market vendors find new opportunities in Concord Mall
• Lawn parking irks council member: Henry Davis Jr. wants to put stop to practice at LaSalle Park.
• Man found shot in alley: Police are told two stories about incident
• At-risk kids see possibilities: At block party, teens share their experiences in program that offers
• 2 hospitalized after Elkhart crash
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash near Syracuse
• 'Desert to Dome' riders reaches Texas
• Notre Dame Football: No happy returns for punter Maust
• Traffic restricted near Beech Road barn fire
• Bethel announces administrative changes
• Serious crash causes lane closures in Elkhart
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• Final push is on in Michigan governor's race: Michigan hopefuls stay on campaign trail.
• Students in their places?: Good shepherds help make sure kids are in class.
• Upgrades planned for classic auto auction
• Police: Semi driver falls asleep, crashes on I-94
• Hospital treatment is faulted: Transgender woman says she was ridiculed.
• Fair day for politics
• Crash on bypass south of South Bend airport sends people to hospital
• Michigan's governor hopefuls woo undecided voters
• Great Lakes starting to get warmer: It's nice for a dip, but worrisome.
• Cass County Fair honors a 'blue ribbon' leader: Fetter named grand marshal posthumously.
• Lots to do at Summer in the City in Dowagiac: Festival brings many downtown
• No takers in church's offer for free house: Oak Creek has zero luck giving away home with a hit
• Niles man killed in South Bend motorcycle crash
• Wiffle Ballin' for a cause: Annual event at Rose Park is fundraiser for residential treatment f
• Editor: Changes to The Tribune coming your way
• Urban Adventure Race rolls through town: Tasks range from hard to just plain silly
• 'We aren't hunting them down': County jail detecting more illegal immigrants
• South Shore cancels planned outage for next weekend
• Experts review CPR research: Red Cross says compression with breaths is preferable.
• Chicago man accused of operating a boat while intoxicated in Van Buren County
• Rescued dogs get chance at adoption in Mishawaka: Animals rescued in southern Indiana preparing for
• Two hurt in two-vehicle crash in Mishawaka
• Local ministries are surviving on faith: Is that enough for them to keep filling basic needs?
• Two hurt in Cass County boating crash
• Berrien Springs-area resident thwarts contractor scam
• Update: St. Joseph County Police investigate fatal motorcycle accident
• Goshen family loses home, woodworking tools to fire
• Indiana's 'Move Over' law changes focus on speed, crash scenes
• Targeted flu strains - including swine flu - selected for seasonal flu vaccines
• Huffers stealing Freon in LaPorte area
• Three Rivers man gets jail for identity theft
• Record enrollments announced at Lake Michigan College: Fall semester increase believed to be second
• Demolitions continue in Cassopolis: Owners have yet to respond.
• Mishawaka women charged in robbery try: Pair accused of attempting to hold up credit union.
• Joggling time in Dowagiac for Steve's Run: New wrinkle for Steve's Run raises ante for can
• South Bend man gets prison term in plot to murder
• Budgets affect library staffs : More districts do away with librarians in elementaries.
• Distracted Bristol driver rolls car near Bonneyville Mill
• Joggling time in Dowagiac : New wrinkle for Steve's Run raises ante for cancer research
• South Bend officer hurt in five-vehicle crash: Police car was struck as it entered intersection.
• Water line plan raises concern: Gilmer Park residents say city wants to annex neighborhood.
• Break-in reported at LaPaz church
• Stoplight removal worries some: Another signal, crosswalk a block away, Mishawaka mayor says.
• Teens suspected of destroying toilets in LaPorte County
• Judge rules abduction suspect will go to trial: Four victims testify about kidnappings, sexual assau
• Jail ordered in identity theft: Three Rivers man gets 270 days for use of stolen credit card.
• Local man rescues neighbor from fire: Investigators say blaze looks like an accident.
• Air Force identifies four killed in crash
• Marchers protest Arizona law: More than 100 rally in opposition to legislation that targets illegal
• Road work on U.S. 31 next week
• Caddie's tip wins a Jeep: Changing from a 6- to a 5-iron nets hole-in-one.
• Family unearths 140-year-old tombstone in their front yard
• Town of New Carlisle lifts 'boil water' order
• Dogs rescued in Southern Indiana sent to Mishawaka to prepare for adoption
• Beware of St. Joseph County, Plymouth area road work
• Company responsible for Michigan oil spill operates pipeline in Berrien County
• South Bend ministries struggle to keep filling basic needs
• Upgrades planned for Auburn, Ind. classic auto auction
• Goshen DUI checkpoint set for Saturday
• Bristol bicyclist injured in collision with car
• South Bend man, 20, sentenced to 30 years for murder-for-hire plot
• Michigan oil spill effort assailed: Granholm calls EPA, Enbridge response 'wholly inadequate.&#
• South Bend rally protests Arizona law: More than 100 people march in opposition to anti-immigration
• No gravy train here, officials say: Leaders find residents, media pay close attention to city busine
• Update: South Bend officer treated after 4-vehicle accident
• Workforce money aids dropouts: Alternative school seeks students who qualify.
• Road restrictions on Friday announced for South Bend, Plymouth areas
• Access to Notre Dame's grotto is limited after blaze: 6:45 rosary devotion continues.
• South Bend man helps neighbor escape house fire
• Record enrollments announced at Lake Michigan College: Fall semester increase believed to be second
• Window smashed at city golf course clubhouse
• Police arrest suspected squatters at boarded house in South Bend
• Injuries reported in crash near South Bend Regional Airport
• New downtown South Bend restaurant facing health violations
• Concern over traffic light removal in Mishawaka
• Encephalitis virus is striking horses early: Local vet concerned about onset of disease.
• Ad distorts Dem's background: GOP critical of Ellsworth claim in Senate race.
• Police officer charged with boat vandalism: Staci Van Schoiack remains suspended with pay
• South Bend police officer's case in limbo: LaPorte deputy prosecutor says it's still open.
• New South Bend water line prompts suspicion
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against Tribune: Newspaper awarded legal fees in case.
• Women charged in attempted credit union robbery in Mishawaka
• Donnelly TV ad goes on attack: New spot focuses on trade policies.
• Update: Main and 10th in Mishawaka safe for drivers again
• Far fewer slots at new casino: Hartford site one of two available to tribe.
• Customers sad to see American Countryside market close
• Peace rally, march planned in South Bend
• Woman reports being hit with shotgun
• Woman fights with robber
• Number of debates debated: Donnelly suggests two, but Walorski proposes six.
• Workforce money to go for dropouts in St. Joseph County
• Clausen, Panthers agree on 4-year deal
• Notre Dame receives $5 million gift
• Man without license leads police on chase
• Prison ordered for purse theft: Woman stole during church services.
• Teen sentenced to six years for shooting spree
• Sinkholes in road pose hazard: Buchanan city manager says problem needs to be fixed soon.
• Company doubling workforce on Michigan river spill
• Tribune awarded costs after libel case dismissed: Anti-SLAPP law protects free speech, recoups costs
• Michiana governments much different from scandal-ridden California town: Local officials say residen
• Bank of America branch robbed in Elkhart
• Update: Bank of America robbery suspect arrested in Elkhart
• Update: Storm damage, power outages hit Michiana
• Ox Bow Park tower fire called suspicious
• Police stop Cass County robbers in their tracks
• Fleas thrive in dog days: Pet owners need to be vigilant battling tiny pests
• Wilco’s Final 2010 Midwest Summer Concert
• New Food Cooperative serving Michiana
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