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A step forward toward a multi-million-dollar development on Douglas Road. The St. Joseph County Planning Commission approved the project at a special meeting Monday. The proposed project would bring hundreds of home and commercial spaces to the area.

More marijuana dispensaries could be coming to Michigan, specifically Niles Township.

A "summer spike" of cases of COVID is now hitting our area. At Goshen Health, a small spike can be reported, but it is also believed some people are not getting tested.

Mishawaka High School celebrated a major milestone on Wednesday— 100 years of school!

An investigation is underway after a large group of people tried to outsmart a local restaurant’s tipping policy on Monday night. Which resulted in two employees getting pepper sprayed.

South Bend's ice rink at Howard Park opens on Friday. There's a lot of cosmetic work that goes into making Howard Park ready for the season.

The Roseland Police Department and other agencies issued over 70 citations to underage drinkers and confiscated over 50 fake ID’s at Cheers Pub in Roseland on Thursday November 2, 2023.

An unpleasant suprirse thursday morning for some driving into work in St. Joseph County. A hole in the road caused multiple drivers scares and even damage to some cars. This happening on Day Road east of Capital Avenue in Penn Township.

South Bend Police and the Mayor’s office recently reported crime is down but some who live in westside neighborhoods claim that's not the case.

Here are this year's trick or treat times and other fun events.

The Cat Lady Café, located in the East Race Commerce Center in Downtown South Bend, isn't just a place for cat lovers. Owner Kim Sult, says the café serves a variety of drinks, including coffee, tea and soda, inviting anyone who needs a pick-me-up to stop by. The café is widely known for offering time to play with the cafe's cats, which are actually from the Humane Society, as the two work in tandem.

22-year-old Joseph Wood was arrested after a crash in the 900 block of Frances Street in South Bend, around 8 p.m. on Saturday.

The project to widen and improve Douglas Road should be wrapping up in less than a month.

The city has gotten approval to expand the riverfront liquor license district from 1,500 feet to 3,000 feet.