Good morning, Mishawaka.

Scout Troop 541 from Buchanan laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington D.C. during a solemn ceremony (honoring American service members) (while touring the Pentagon during their visit).

The South Bend Regional Chamber will host a Zoom podcast seminar on Tuesday, Aug 5 from 11 a.m. to noon for local businesses.

The session—led by the owner and lead audio engineer of South Bend-based Wayfare Recording—will cover the basics of launching a successful podcast.

Jury deliberations are underway in adult court for a 17-year-old teen charged with killing Takoda Gallegos in Mishawaka after a January shooting on the 200 block of N.

Indiana Avenue—police also took a 14-year-old into custody on related charges.

Mishawaka High School will soon require students to store their backpacks and belongings in lockers for safety and security.

The new policy, based on classroom safety studies, will take effect in the first week of school—students will receive their locker assignments during Freshman Orientation.

The City of Mishawaka announced that NIPSCO has limited the north and southbound lanes on Grape Road between Imus Drive and Catalpa Drive to one lane each while repair crews complete an emergency gas main repair.

Crews will work around the clock into early next week — motorists are advised to use alternate routes to avoid delays.

The City of Mishawaka welcomed three summer interns at City Hall who gained hands-on skills in engineering, communications, and environmental work.

Zane Kiruu, Madilyn Makowski, and Jayden Cosey helped with utility inspections and city messaging (building new skills) as they prepare for future careers (with support from seasoned staff).

The South Bend Fire Department assistant chief of fire prevention, Derek Erquhart, shared heat-related safety tips for families on the warm summer day - guidance meant to reduce heat stress.

He advised people to drink water regularly and seek cool places when needed - measures that help keep everyone safe.

In the Heat of the Night Wrestling Event

7-10 p.m. — Holiday Inn Mishawaka - Conference Center — $15-$20 — Enjoy a family-friendly night of pro wrestling action with local favorites and exciting newcomers.