Good morning, Mishawaka.

Jo Fisher established the Ben Fisher Foundation after her son was fatally struck while working in Kosciusko County and collected money from oncoming traffic on Friday.

The group is lobbying for stronger traffic and workplace safety laws after Governor Mike Braun declared April as workplace awareness month.

Hop Station Craft Bar in Mishawaka won the “Pizza Bracket” contest organized by Connect 574—this competition matched Michiana’s best pizzas in an NCAA Tournament-style bracket.

The City of Mishawaka and its police department have prioritized public safety by investing significant budget funds in enhanced resources and updating officer schedules with shifts that last 12 hours to improve staffing and overtime pay.

They also partnered with the school district to improve student safety by using retired officers as school employees—an innovation that strengthens community trust.

Mishawaka Mayor Dave Wood will deliver his 14th annual State of the City Address themed The Mishawaka Way on April 14 at 6 p.m. at City Hall after the Common Council meeting and residents can view the event on the city website and local cable channels.

Yesterday, Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a state of disaster emergency in 18 counties—including Marshall—due to flooding, storm and tornado damage.

The 30-day order allows the Department of Homeland Security to provide financial help after an EF1 tornado struck Bourbon on April 2.

Open House at 22 Barberry Drive

2-4 p.m. — 22 Barberry Drive — Free entry — Explore this charming bi-level home in a sought-after school district with plenty of amenities.