The Potawatomi Zoo is partnering with United Federal Credit Union on the first ever free-admission Children’s Day at the Zoo on June 8, 2022. From 10 a.m. until the Zoo’s last admission at 7:30 [...]

Bourbon Police are warning residents of counterfeit money circulating around the area. Police recently investigated two incidents of $100 bills being spent at local businesses. ABC 57 reports the [...]

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources rescued three men when their boat sank in Spear Lake. One of the men reached out to grab a fishing pole that fell in the water when the boat began to [...]

A South Bend man has been found guilty in connection with the death of a woman he began a relationship with while he was in prison for a different crime. It was October of 2020 when prosecutors [...]

An Indiana nonprofit hopes to help the state capitalize on the work-from-home boom. More than a third of last year’s college graduates took work-from-home jobs as their first gigs. A [...]

A man is dead after a shooting in Elkhart. Officers were called to the KFC restaurant in the 2700 block of South Main Street, early Wednesday afternoon, May 25, where a man was found injured. He [...]

Legislative Republicans aren’t ruling out a special session to address gas taxes, but they’re skeptical it’s the best way to address rising prices. Calling a special session [...]

A FBI report released Monday on the details of 2021 active shooting incidents in the U.S. and three of them happened in Indiana. Two of the incidents in Indianapolis and one in Kendallville. The [...]

Hoosier lawmakers are reacting to the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas that has now left 19 children and a teacher dead. Congressman Andre Carson, a Democrat, says he’s “heartbroken [...]

The City of South Bend’s Department of Public Works has secured additional funding for paving through the South Bend Redevelopment Commission. Public Works received $3.55 million to pave [...]