Good morning, Mishawaka.

Genny Brown from the Humane Society introduced Retro—an appealing 1 1/2-year-old dog suited for many families—on WNDU 16 News Now at Noon.

Those interested in adopting Retro can visit the shelter at 2506 Grape Road or call 574-255-4726.

Grassroots protests have stalled new data center projects in northwest Indiana as local residents oppose increased traffic, water usage, and environmental strain—leading to withdrawals in Chesterton, Burns Harbor and Valparaiso.

Community groups have rallied on social media—while officials and neighborhoods scrutinize another proposed site in Wheeler.

A car crashed into Hickory Village Apartments on Monday morning just before 7 a.m. on the city's northwest side (nobody was hurt) and there is no word on what caused the crash.

Academy Sports + Outdoors, a Texas-based retailer, will open a new sporting goods store in the Wilshire Plaza space that Burlington once occupied in Mishawaka.

The store, expected to open in fall, will hire about 60 people—adding another option to the local retail district.

L.A. High, an eighth-grade math teacher at Schmucker Middle School, was named P-H-M’s 2025 Secondary Teacher of the Year — his reaction was captured in a video.

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.