Good morning, Mishawaka.

A car crashed into Einstein Bros.

Bagels on April 30 near the Notre Dame campus—fire crews stabilized the load-bearing wall and began repairs while the driver and building occupants were unharmed.

Ben Ganger, a data analyst from Goshen, was crowned Jeopardy! champion on Tuesday after answering 34 questions correctly with a 94% rate and finishing with $24,999 when all three contestants missed the final clue — he advanced to his second game on Wednesday.

Three local authors Aja Ellington, Spencer Hixon, and Cat Rambo will discuss their creative process at the Morris Performing Arts Center today from 6-8 p.m. at 211 N.

Michigan St., and the event will include a book sale and signing with free admission.

Gov. Mike Braun ordered an independent audit of the IEDC—after media reports revealed major accounting problems.

Lawmakers will soon debate Indiana’s economic development approach—especially following new tax reforms that ended long-used tax incentive tools.

Today, the City of Mishawaka is providing a draft amendment to the PY 2024 Action Plan that includes funding changes over $30,000.

A 30-day public comment period runs until May 30 plus public hearings are scheduled for May 14 at City Hall at 11:00 a.m. and in South Bend at 4:00 p.m., with both venues accessible.

Indiana lawmakers completed the state budget on April 30 by setting aside up to $28 million for a South Shore Line upgrade to speed up travel between South Bend and Chicago.

South Shore Line leaders still must secure $56 million in federal funds so that a new track alignment can cut 15 minutes off the ride—officials said.

Trasna: Irish Folk Duo Performance

7-9:30 p.m. — Carnegie Library Special Events — Tickets required — Experience an energetic performance blending traditional Irish melodies with a modern twist by Trasna.

Mishawaka Wednesday Singo Bingo

6-7 p.m. — Sun King Mishawaka — Free to play — Compete in exciting rounds of Singo Bingo for a chance to win fun prizes like gift cards.