Trump Administration

Felix Marquez-Snyder, Angelica Duarte and Juan Hernandez Jr. were recognized for their efforts over many years to make life better for immigrants in South Bend.

La Casa de Amistad community engagement director Dara Marquez says honoring Latino immigrants who have helped others, at a time when immigrants are increasingly cast as outsiders, reminds her that Hispanics have called Michiana home for decades.

Rep. Rudy Yakym, who could owe his seat to redistricting, says he wants Indiana to move forward mid-decade, for the first time, to redraw congressional maps so that Republicans will gain seats in Congress.

Sisters of the Holy Cross President Sister Sharlet Wagner says they've received largely positive feedback from their billboard campaign asking people, "What would Jesus do?"

The LGBTQ+ Center cited safety and security, in light of the political climate created by the Trump administration's anti-transgender moves, in opting against its All-Age Drag Show for this year's Pride Month events.

South Bend-based REAL Services, still hopeful that the GOP-controlled Congress won't support the cuts, took Rep. Rudy Yakym on a Meals on Wheels ride-along Friday.

Goshen Mayor Gina Leichty said it be wasteful and irresponsible for the city to stop projects that the AmeriCorps colleagues have worked on after the Trump Administration abandoned the young adults.

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.

If Congress passes a bill to dramatically increase the university endowment tax, Notre Dame could pay $3.6 billion annually, up from its current $238 million.

Students and faculty spoke out against Trump Administration cuts in funding for research and financial aid, arrests of international students, and attacks on the transgender community.