Mishawaka

Cultivate says they wouldn't have been able to accept the food if they had not built their cold storage facility last year in South Bend.

St. Joseph County two years ago hired a firm to identify existing Granger subdivisions with failing septic systems, but paused that work recently when its dispute with Mishawaka developed over who would serve the planned Microsoft data center with water and sewers.

Mishawaka’s new indoor shooting range was approved 8-0, but neighbors say their real concern is traffic, not the range, and they want the city to address it.

Habitat for Humanity of St. Joseph County opens the new Mishawaka center to help clients who are facing fewer housing affordability options and more home ownership obstacles.

City of Mishawaka officials say the 3.75% annual rate increases over five years will help fund sewer upgrades that have been mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to stop raw sewage from entering the St. Joseph River during rainy weather.

Mishawaka’s bridge lights orange for Hunger Action Day as the Food Bank of Northern Indiana highlights hunger and calls for year-round community support.

The agreement gives the parties two months to map out a service area for Mishawaka water and sewers across a four-mile radius beyond city limits into Granger.

On Tuesday St. Joseph County Commissioners will consider an agreement to let Mishawaka extend water and sewers to Microsoft's proposed data center in Granger. The agreement also calls for the city to extend water and sewers to undeveloped parts of Granger, annexing where it can, including existing subdivisions with well and septic problems.

Mishawaka police say they'll increase patrols in school zones to make sure people drive more slowly there.

The city hired an Indiana Department of Natural Resources-approved firm to capture and relocate geese from parks and green spaces. State officials say it's likely a temporary fix.