Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 4th of July.
Good morning, Mishawaka.
Michael Goodlow explained his techniques for crafting Talk of the Grill barbecue (shown at the recent First Friday Backyard BBQ) as local fans appreciated the careful preparation.
The St. Joseph County 4-H Fair is underway in South Bend today as local 4-Hers and farmers work to keep animals cool in extreme heat, with Elizabeth Applegate highlighting preparation efforts at the fairgrounds.
Mike Mrozinski of Mishawaka celebrated America’s 250th birthday by receiving a flag and honoring veterans in his memorial room — the display features photos and documents from his grandfather’s service in World War I and his father’s time with the 101st Airborne.
Yesterday, severe storms left nearly 35,000 I&M customers, more than 17,000 NIPSCO customers and over 10,000 MEC customers without power in northern Indiana and southwest Michigan — utility crews are working to restore service with updates coming later tonight.
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security Office of School Safety finished security reviews in all 92 counties after spending a year checking emergency plans and inspecting school buildings.
Governor Braun said the state is giving extra money to help local districts buy new security equipment and hire school resource officers.
Starting Monday, Cleveland Road will close between Juday Creek Boulevard and Capital Avenue as part of the Veterans Parkway Utility Extension project.
Drivers must use detours via Fir Road, Beacon Parkway, and Capital Avenue until the work ends by July 31st.
Fire Marshal Ron Melser (Clay Fire Department) offers Fourth of July firework and grill safety tips as he urges local residents to follow safe setup practices and know what to do in case of misfires.
The segment airs today to help keep celebrations fun and reduce injuries.
AIA Northern Indiana July Program
11:30 a.m. — Chicory Cafe Mishawaka — Complimentary lunch — Explore the benefits of cast stone in architectural design at this informative program.
Jeff Dunham Live Comedy Show
7-10 p.m. — Morris Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $83 — Experience a night of laughter with the comedic genius Jeff Dunham and his beloved puppets.
Bluey's Big Play
6-9 p.m. — Morris Performing Arts Center — Ticket purchase required — Experience Bluey's beloved adventures come to life in an enchanting theatrical show for kids.
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