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Over 500,000 students have seen IUSB children's theater shows on school field trips since 1966. Organizers hope those former students will bring their children and grandchildren to two public shows on Saturday.
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South Bend Mayor James Mueller's spokeswoman says some political candidates are advocating putting back together the St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit, but that would be a mistake for the city.
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Construction is advancing on a new shared Indianapolis campus for Indiana’s Deaf and Blind schools. Students are expected to move in by fall 2028.
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The Zoo announced on Sept. 28 that it lost national accreditation through the Association for Zoo and Aquariums, or AZA.
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Goshen food assistance nonprofit The Window says it will reopen with some changes Nov. 2 but it will need continued community support to avoid another closure.
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The Youth Service Bureau marks its 10th annual Over the Edge fund-raiser by moving it from the 8-story Robertson's Building to the 24-story Liberty Tower, South Bend's tallest building.
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Indiana farmers are getting relief under a measure taken by Gov. Mike Braun. The state’s gas tax holiday is also getting an extension.
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Whether you vote in every election or this is your first time, you need to be sure you're registered.
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Hamilton County is the latest Indiana county to adopt vote centers that allow people to cast a ballot at any location.
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Indiana will take over regulation of 213 radioactive materials licenses form the U.S. Unclear Regulatory Commission as the agency rewrites radiation safety rules.
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Melissa Ricke's lawsuit alleges Elkhart and Marion county jails, and their contracted for-profit health care firm, knew that her brother, Thomas Ricke, was mentally ill but neglected to give him basic care that would have saved his life.
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South Bend International Airport has replaced longtime concessionaire South Bend Chocolate Company with South Dakota-based Skydine, which brings a mix of national and local brands.