St. Joseph County Sheriff Department officers Thursday will climb the bleachers at Penn High School while a group of Notre Dame students invite the public to climb steps at Notre Dame Stadium and give a donation Wednesday evening.

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.

Since Randy Zimmerly retired from Westview Schools in 2018 after 20 years, he's held interim superintendent positions at three other districts in the region, and this school year he'll help school corporations across Indiana find superintendents through his work at Ball State University.

The LOGAN Center hosted its third annual Walk and Roll fundraiser this past weekend at the Potawatomi Zoo, drawing a record crowd of more than 650 people.

Patrick Jordan had been on paid administrative leave since August 15, while the county attorney investigated allegations that he used derogatory language about Muslims and LGBTQ+ people while on the job.

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.

The Niles Scream Park is back for its 52nd season, and organizers say it’s about more than just frights.

University of Notre Dame lead paint expert Heidi Beidinger says she was pleasantly surprised to see a company publicly held accountable for violating federal lead paint regulations, but she says the $10,000 that Homeworks Construction is paying to settle the suit is a "slap on the wrist."

A new art exhibit in South Bend is showcasing the creativity of people experiencing homelessness, featuring 158 works by 76 artists who are guests of Motels4Now.

Plans to keep the Indiana State Prison open are drawing frustration from Michigan City Council members.