Good morning, Mishawaka.

A gas-fueled explosion destroyed Zimmy’s Tavern in Union days ago and the NTSB is leading an investigation — a local attorney explained that federal involvement is under review as officials work to determine the cause.

BBB warned consumers that fake loan calls aimed to steal personal data+ urged them to verify company details independently before returning calls, after thousands reported receiving such calls.

Paramount School of Excellence opened its new middle school expansion, the Crowder Annex, on Jul.

31 with a ribbon cutting attended by school officials, students and South Bend Mayor James Mueller. The new facility will help expand the school’s educational offerings.

The South Shore Line approved a 20-year strategic plan that will boost safety, reliability and service growth by adjusting schedules, replacing old rail cars and partnering with communities for transit-oriented development near Michigan City while seeking federal grants for a new short route to South Bend International Airport.

Governor Braun has directed the Family and Social Services Administration to join the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation’s BALANCE demonstration so eligible Medicaid patients with obesity can receive GLP-1 treatments at $85.16 per month after federal contributions — further details on eligibility and timing will be announced.

Southbound lanes on Grape Road will narrow to one-lane between Edison Lakes Parkway and Edison Road starting Monday, Aug.

3 and will revert next Wednesday, Aug. 5. Drivers should plan for delays.

Mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus were found in Portage and Penn townships on July 30 and 31 - health officials advise residents to use EPA-registered insect repellent and remove standing water.

Notre Dame football looked to build on spring practices as linebacker Jaiden Ausberry and Jaylen Sneed connected with new coach Brian Jean-Mary.

The team’s improved performance is expected to strengthen the fall lineup & boost defense.