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 enjoys rooting on his favorite teams, traveling, and playing bass guitar.
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Notre Dame’s K-pop dance club ASCEND hosts its first-ever festival Friday night, bringing music, dance, and carnival-style fun to the Hesburgh Library lawn. -
Human trafficking is happening in Michiana, but experts say the signs are often subtle, and members of the public play a critical role in stopping it. -
St. Joseph County’s new “Babies Need to Breathe” campaign aims to eliminate sleep-related infant deaths by 2027 through education and safe sleep practices. -
With shorter days, some in Michiana may face seasonal depression. Experts say light therapy and daily routines can help ease the winter blues. -
Former Fairfield athletic director Mark Engle faces felony perjury charges after allegedly misusing school funds. The district declined to comment. -
South Bend Schools is turning its town halls into a listening tour to gather feedback from families on boosting enrollment and improving student retention. -
Lacasa’s new auto loan program offers Elkhart County residents with low credit scores fair financing and coaching to help break cycles of high-interest debt. -
Local nurse practitioner Lizzie Russell shares tips on telling cold, flu, and allergies apart, the role of vaccines, and simple steps families can take to stay healthy. -
Elkhart’s new EMS program lets paramedics give whole blood transfusions in the field. Officials say it’s already saving lives and needs community support. -
LOGAN Community Resources responds to White House claims linking acetaminophen in pregnancy to autism, stressing evidence-based guidance and family support.
