Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 28th of May.
Good morning, Mishawaka.
Former Mishawaka Police Chief Leo A.
Daggy died peacefully on May 24 at age 85 after a long battle with health challenges. City flags remain at half-mast until his interment and Mayor Dave Wood honored his service as a leader who brought laughter and dedication to the community.
The BBB of Northern Indiana warned today that fake party rental companies using polished websites and social media may take deposits for tents, tables and inflatables that never arrive (consumers should check reviews and verify contact details before paying).
Net Par, Mishawaka’s newest indoor golf simulator, offers Father's Day gift card specials; a $50 card gives one free hour and a $100 card gives two free hours valid through Sept.
30 and can be used for golf, food+drinks and merchandise.
South Bend Chocolate Company lost a request to extend its lease at South Bend International Airport as a judge declined a preliminary injunction hearing before the lease expires Sunday, May 31.
Company president Mark Tarner is disappointed + said the ruling did not address the airport’s bidding process.
South Bend muralist Alex Ann Allen is one of three finalists to design a 40-foot mural for the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center in downtown Indianapolis.
The contest showcases local talent — a highlight for the community as the new sports facility nears completion.
The Historic Preservation Commission installed its 14th historical marker for the Tivoli Theater on Thursday, May 21 at 208 North Main Street to honor the famed movie venue that opened in 1925.
Local historian Pete DeKever led the effort to preserve its legacy.
Indiana Michigan Power says lower electric bills will take effect with the June billing cycle after the utility received approval from the commission to reduce a monthly charge, cutting bills by about 3.6% (roughly $6 per month for an average user).
The final commencement ceremony for Purdue Polytechnic High School South Bend took place Tuesday, May 26 at St. Joseph County Public Library, and the school closed at the end of the academic year.
Whitko Career Academy's Welding Technology program earned nine dual credits with Ivy Tech Community College this school year — part of a plan offering up to 15 free credits for eligible students transferable to state colleges.
South Bend Chocolate company’s contract at the airport will end on Monday, and a judge ruled that the new operator, SkyDine (a South Dakota firm), can begin serving passengers to avoid a service gap as construction on new eateries continues.
Local resident Todd Robertson's petition against a Microsoft data center in Granger gained 1,800 signatures, yet county officials say the project (located between SR 80, Cleveland Road, Douglas Road and Bittersweet Road) met zoning approvals and is set to begin construction late 2026 or early 2027.
South Bend Fire Department put its new $1.16 million Rosenbauer Commander truck into service this morning, replacing a unit used since 2007+ the update boosts rescue response capabilities for nearby communities.
Notre Dame lacrosse junior Kate Timarky earned multiple All-American honors after the season—she received IWLCA Third Team, USA Lacrosse Second Team and IWLCA First Team All-Region awards that highlight her standout play.
Breakthrough Basketball Camp: Ball Handling and Scoring Skills
Jun 23-25 — Mishawaka Fieldhouse — $97 for observing coaches — Improve scoring moves and ball handling at this youth basketball camp.
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