Good morning, Mishawaka.

The History Museum is presenting local newspaper excerpts that include a 1944 report showing how scrap steel from household tin cans was used to produce 489 one-ton aerial bombs (a key wartime effort).

Overnight storms caused damage across Michiana — residents report fallen trees and power outages, while city officials and repair crews are assessing conditions and planning next steps for the affected areas.

Notre Dame is researching Earth Day initiatives (published Apr.

18 at 1:41 p.m.) to examine local sustainability efforts. The study, connected with a nearby Earth Day event, may provide insights for future environmental projects in our community.

Indiana Michigan Power reported about 590 outages caused by strong winds knocking down trees and power lines, as work crews labor in flooded areas (repairs should be finished by 11 p.m.).

Indiana Congressman Rudy Yakym is pushing to modernize kidney care for Medicare patients with the new KIDNEY Remote Monitoring Act + the bipartisan bill will expand digital monitoring for home dialysis and remove bureaucratic barriers to high-tech care.

World Ballet Company - Cinderella

7-10 p.m. — The Lerner Theatre — $54.90 – $103.90 — Experience a magical ballet rendition of the classic fairy tale with a dazzling cast and enchanting choreography.