Mike Murrell
ReporterMike Murrell joined the WVPE family in August of 2024. Mike is in 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, two of their children, Cameron and Olivia, and their regal dog, Rocky (aka. Za Deegies). Mike enjoys rooting on his favorite teams, traveling, and playing bass guitar.
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The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF1 tornado struck Bourbon Wednesday evening. -
The Vibrant Communities Block Grant program awarded Lauren Sedillo funds to launch a Tool Library aimed at fostering stronger community bonds. -
Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) crews are working tirelessly to restore power following Sunday’s storm, which caused significant damage across the region. -
Residents across Michiana who sustained property damage in Sunday’s severe storm may be eligible for low-interest loans through the Small Business Administration. -
Local libraries are bracing for potential impacts following an executive order from President Trump that could eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services. -
A powerful storm that swept through Michiana on Sunday left widespread damage, and the National Weather Service has confirmed at least one tornado. -
As the effects of a powerful storm that struck Michiana continue to unfold, local communities are working tirelessly to restore normalcy in the aftermath of the high winds and widespread damage. -
Lafayette OpCo LLC has decided to back out of its purchase agreement for the Lafayette Building in downtown South Bend. -
Notre Dame students will be hard at work this Saturday, mulching homes in as part of the annual Mulch Madness event aimed at reducing lead exposure in the community. -
A fire has temporarily shut down the South Side Soda Shop one day before the restaurant was set to be featured on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
