Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 16th of April.
Good morning, Mishawaka.
Alaina (14), a creative teen in foster care, is featured in this week’s Wednesday’s Child story for her stylish look and big dreams of becoming a firefighter.
She enjoys building with Legos and playing video games while she waits for a new family.
The Better Business Bureau advises shoppers to start early and set a clear budget when buying special occasion dresses.
The advice — including checking alteration costs and return policies, especially for online sales — aims to help local buyers avoid costly surprises and stress.
Greenbush Brewing Company, in business nearly 15 years, closed unexpectedly last night due to tough economic conditions — local restaurant Timothy’s is inviting the brewery staff to share a meal and cold beer.
Alison Bell, regional vice president at WGU, says Indiana needs clearer credit transfer pathways during Community College Month in April — a plan aimed at helping community college students finish bachelor's degrees and meet workforce demands.
Residents in Wedgewood Park continue to face flooding today as heavy rain and overfilled dry wells leave streets waterlogged — neighbors say county help has long been sought to address the decade-long issue.
Indiana Finance Authority approved a deal letting the toll road operator raise tolls twice a year in exchange for $700 million to fund projects in seven counties and to complete ($25 million in road upgrades) in five years.
The State Budget Committee will review the amendment Thursday.
Bethel University's men's volleyball team, ranked No. 8, is hosting the WHAC tournament semifinals and final at Goodman Gym Friday and Saturday, plus aiming for a spot in NAIA Nationals starting April 28 in Cedar Rapids.
Notre Dame’s women’s lacrosse team will try to bounce back today when they face Louisville at Arlotta Stadium at 5 p.m. Ranked 14th with an 11-4 record after a tough loss to Syracuse on Saturday, the team (including seniors in their final home game) hopes to secure a win.
South Bend Saint Joseph senior pitcher Jacob Snyder (an Ohio Northern University commit) threw a complete game shutout in a baseball game against Mishawaka Marian.
Skylar Diggins signed with the Chicago Sky and will return close to home as a South Bend native.
The Notre Dame star said being near family and friends played a key role in her decision.
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