Mike Murrell
ReporterMike Murrell joined the WVPE family in August of 2024. Mike is enjoying his second career in journalism and broadcasting, since retiring from the Army after 20 years of service. Mike is originally from Dayton, Ohio, but calls Elkhart his home. Mike has a master's degree in Military Science from the Air Force's War College, a bachelor's degree in broadcasting from Goshen College, and a bachelor's degree in history from Excelsior University. Mike is an avid Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, Arizona State Sun Devils, and Florida Panthers fan. He lives in Elkhart with his wife, Jen. Mike is active in local theater, and enjoys rooting on his favorite teams, traveling, and playing bass guitar.
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Benton Harbor Area Schools has approved a contract for Interim Superintendent Keith Sanders, who officially takes over July 25 following the resignation of Simone Griffin. -
One year after a northern Indiana family raised funds for a diabetic alert dog, 10-week-old Luna has begun training to help protect 5-year-old Maybel Lowry. -
The St. Joseph County Health Department will host a free Summer Safety Event Saturday, offering families information on water safety, car seats, ticks and emergency preparedness. -
Your weekly update on the people, places, and policies that shape Michiana.Because what happens here, matters here. -
Elkhart General Hospital plans a $37 million expansion and renovation of its Emergency and Trauma Center, with major construction expected in 2027. -
Dangerous heat is moving into Michiana. Find cooling center locations across northern Indiana and southwest Michigan, plus tips to stay safe during extreme temperatures. -
Black Lives Matter South Bend and the Davis family are calling for the release of additional video evidence in the case against Henry Davis Sr. after reviewing footage. -
A 76-year-old South Bend man faces an intimidation charge after a confrontation at a Riley High School basketball event. His family disputes the allegations.
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Your weekly update on the people, places, and policies that shape Michiana.Because what happens here, matters here. -
An Elkhart woman faces a felony charge after investigators say she dragged a child with her vehicle at a County Road 17 gas station, injuring him.
