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Herbert 'Herbie' P. Davidson, 84, of Rochester, passed away at 7:44 p.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013, at his home.
U-93's Roofsit raises money and awareness for child abuse prevention
"I don't want another kid to hurt like Austin's had to hurt or like our family's had to hurt, it's not an experience anybody should have to go through," says South Bend firefighter Brian Replogle.
Palisades nuclear plant back up and running
The plant was shut down on May 5 when a half-inch crack was found along a weld in the nozzle at the bottom of a water tank.
The Indiana Annual Conference theme, "Transforming the World: Be a World Changer," was based on Romans 12:1-2 from The Message.
Woman and man in custody on coin theft charges
A second person has been arrested in connection to a burglary in Plymouth. On June 10, a home on the 300 block of N. Plum St. was broken into, and a large amount of coins were taken.
Gloria Chubb, a retired nurse's aide from South Bend, Ind., lost her appetite after spotting a small toad in a can of Meijer green beans.
Ex-N. Ind. Democratic leader faces fraud sentence
A former Democratic county chairman in northern Indiana and a party worker SOUTH BEND, IND.
Construction projects to begin Monday
Beginning Monday morning, the westbound driving lane on the Cleveland Road bridge over St. Joseph River in South Bend will be closed and traffic will be restricted to the inside lane of the bridge.
Saying goodbye to Shirley Mundia
Students who attended South Bend's Veritas Academy with 6-year-old Shirley Mundia during the recently completed school year sing a song in her honor Saturday at a memorial service for Shirley at the Pentecostal Cathedral Church of God in Christ in South Bend.
Silver Hawks clinch first half division title
A three hit performance by first baseman Rudy Flores pushed the Silver Hawks to a 5-4 victory and the Midwest League Eastern Division crown for the first half of the season.
N. Ind. man charged in park killing of teenager
A northern Indiana man is facing murder charges alleging that he fatally shot a teenager last year after luring him to a South Bend park.
Reins of Life hosts Benefit Dressage Show
Today's competition began at 8 a.m. and runs until around 5 p.m. It takes place at the Reins of Life Facility, located at 55200 Quince Road in South Bend.
Consensus reached on rail realignment in Michigan City
A consensus has been reached on realigning the South Shore railroad tracks in Michigan City in a move aimed primarily at reducing travel times to and from Chicago.
Police nab suspect in South Bend teen's murder
On February 26, 2012, Christopher Simril, 18, was killed at Walker Park on West Ewing Ave, and the autopsy showed Simril died of several gunshot wounds to the head.
Retirees raise donations for Miller's Vets
Residents of The Sanctuary at St Paul's, in South Bend, spent Flag Day raising donations for Miller's Vets.
IUSB professor to serve on State Board of Education
David Freitas, of Granger, an education professor at Indiana University South Bend , has been appointed to serve on the State Board of Education.
Suspect in retired teacher's murder arrested
According to The News Dispatch out of Michigan City, a warrant was issued for 19-year-old Christian Mansfield.
Mobile Food Pantry coming to South Bend Friday
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana is holding a Mobile Food Pantry at the Charles Black Recreation Center in South Bend from 10 a.m. to noon.
Vigil to be held for 12-year-old hit by cement truck
According to our reporting partners at WSJM , it happened last week when Kenneth Lewis walked off the curb of Napier Avenue, in Benton Charter Township, and into the path of the truck.
EPA explains why it wants Beck's Lake area on Superfund list
Thursday night South Bend residents find out why the E.P.A. wants to put Beck's Lake and LaSalle park on a list of contaminated places.