Friday May 17 | South Bend Tribune
Bike the Bend set to roll on Sunday
People came out and enjoyed the 3rd annual Bike the Bend ride Sunday, May 20, 2012.
AG says he'll defend Indiana cold beer sales law
High school basketball player Andrew Wiggins has announced that he will attend Kansas.
DoubleTree held grand re-opening Tuesday
Mayor Pete Buttigieg and representatives of The Hotel Group cut the ribbon to celebrate.
Whole Foods' Stellar Growth Continues
Health-focused grocery store chain Whole Foods posted a strong second quarter. Sales growth remained robust, as the firm grew sales 13% year-over-year to $3 billion, roughly in-line with consensus expectations.
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA: Downtown South Bend Inc. is pleased to award Purple Porch Co-op, a community-owned food co-operative, a $25,000 Exterior Enhancement Grant to be used towards significant exterior improvements of their new downtown South Bend location at 123 Hill Street scheduled to open this fall.
Bike week participants pause for blueberry pancakes
Blueberry pancakes were the beacon. But the clear, bluebird skies and balmy temperature helped to reel in well over 250 bicyclists for Tuesday's annual free breakfast, dining outside of downtown's LaSalle Grill to mark Michiana Bike to Work Week.
Omer Quartet, from Cleveland Institute of Music, wins Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition
The Omer Quartet, a string quartet that studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music, won the grand prize at the 2013 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition on Sunday in South Bend, Indiana.
Kristy Robinson admits she is more likely to text at a stoplight when she's running late.
Indiana schools encounter more ISTEP glitches
Students in the South Bend School Corporation, PHM Schools, Indianapolis Public Schools, and other school districts around the state experienced new delays on Monday.
The Indiana Department of Education released a list of schools receiving the 4-Star designation for 2013, including many local ones.
New German restaurant opens in Roseland
With hundreds of students moving into a new apartment complex across the street, they are looking forward to bringing a little bit of Germany to the South Bend area.
Ordinance would allow beekeeping in South Bend
A proposed ordinance would allow beekeeping within the South Bend city limits where it hasn't been allowed for decades.
Nearly 25 years ago, Kent Dennis was a man in need of a job. So he created his own company.
Webb found guilty of murder for second time
A South Bend man convicted twice for his role in a 2009 murder has learned his punishment for the second time.
Water main work will close short stretch of Indiana 23
Motorists who use Indiana 23 in the northeast part of the city might have to find a new route beginning next week.
Bike to Work Week kicks off with new opportunities for distant commuters
Michiana Bike to Work Week 2013, sponsored by the Bike Michiana Coalition, pedals off Monday, May 13th and continues through Sunday, May 19th all over Michiana.
Chillin Wit': Dorothy Johnson-Speight
MANY MOMS spent Mother's Day either relaxing or enjoying time with family and friends, but Dorothy Johnson-Speight spent most of her day yesterday a few hundred miles away from home with a group of other moms who share a painful distinction: having lost children to violence.
Mother's day celebrated with annual brunch
Michiana mother's were being treated to a tasty meal Sunday for Mother's Day. The Palais Royale in South Bend held their annual Mother's Day brunch.
NOPD: 12 hurt at New Orleans parade shooting
Former Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis has apologized and insists heated comments he made about USC coach Pete Carroll were taken out of context and that he meant no offense.
Twelfth Annual Studebaker Day a
The North Star Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club is holding its 12th Annual Studebaker Day at Pioneer Park.