Elkhart

Two downtown Elkhart retailers told CBS News correspondent Janet Shamlian that they're seeing people pull back on spending as President Trump's tariffs and trade wars create uncertainty.

South Bend event organizer Ryan Hill says the rallies raise awareness, let Trump's critics know they're not alone, and help critics identify each other for future action.

Ball State University economist Michael Hicks says Elkhart area RV makers will face higher input costs from retaliatory tariffs, forcing them to raise prices, which will lower demand as a recession takes hold as expected.

Democratic Elkhart Common Council member Aaron Mishler says Democrats tell him they want to shoot at the range without talking politics.

The Elkhart Clinic is temporarily setting up doctors to see patients in its other buildings throughout the area.

Trump's threatened 25% tariff quickly drew retaliation from Canada, which imported about 30,000 RVs last year from the U.S. Most of those were made in the Elkhart area.

The city plans a multi-million dollar project to replace aging water lines near downtown next year.

Michiana Crime Stoppers, the nonprofit cash-for-tips program, relies on corporate sponsors and two paper shredding events each year to raise cash for reward payouts.

Event organizer Rachel Van Alstine says she's excited about Saturday's first Speak Your Truth Rally but hopes it doesn't take another tragedy to focus attention on bullying and child safety in the future