Good morning, Mishawaka.

WNDU’s 10th annual Shred-A-Thon got underway on June 28th when organizers Tricia Sloma and Alyssa Heilmann explained what visitors could expect—local residents have already begun dropping off documents for secure shredding.

NIPSCO received approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to raise electric rates by about $23 per month in steps from July through Q1 2026—down from the originally proposed increase.

The rate hike will support over $2 billion in grid upgrades and infrastructure improvements that aim to boost reliability.

Indiana taxpayers spent over $491,000 on legal fees for Attorney General Todd Rokita's disciplinary cases, paying four law firms for representation in at least six investigations since 2022.

Only two cases led to formal charges, and Rokita said the probes were politically motivated & critics argue that state funds should be used for other needs.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday in a decision of six to three that allows an Indiana law requiring adult website age verification to remain in place.

The law had been on hold after a federal judge blocked it last November—its enforcement may now resume and impact sites like Pornhub.

Doctors say diabetes is rising in Indiana with about 37,000 adults diagnosed each year and more young patients showing symptoms—obesity and sugary drinks may push cases higher if current trends continue.

South Bend Silent Book Club July Meet Up

6-8 p.m. — Ball Band Biergarten — Free entry — Experience a cozy evening of silent reading with fellow book lovers in a supportive environment.

In It to Win It Pro Wrestling Event

2-5 p.m. — Holiday Inn Mishawaka - Conference Center — $15-$20 — Cheer for your favorite PWK superstars as they battle for championships in a family-friendly wrestling event.

Open House in Mishawaka

1-3 p.m. — 307 Kings Ct, Mishawaka, IN — $209,900 — Explore a beautiful 3 bedroom home with a stunning backyard oasis, perfect for entertaining.