Good morning, Mishawaka.

LOGAN, in partnership with South Bend Bike Garage, is launching an iCan Bike camp for neighbors with disabilities to learn to ride independently.

The camp will offer hands-on instruction (registration details forthcoming) to help residents gain bike confidence.

Mishawaka hired goats from Goats on the Go! (a Fort Wayne-based company) to eat invasive species such as honeysuckle, poison ivy and poison oak along the riverwalk.

The goats began grazing Friday and will clear overgrown areas along Wilson Boulevard through Battell Park for the next month.

The South Bend Fire Department is sharing key safety tips for students and drivers as school starts today, with assistant chief Derek Erquhart offering advice on 16 News Now at Noon to help the community stay safe.

Road crews will begin milling and resurfacing Ironwood Drive between Ireland Drive and Southern View Monday, Aug.

10 — work expected to ease travel for local residents.

County officials will close Edison Road between Walnut and Wintergreen roads from Monday, Aug.

10 to Friday, Aug. 14 for daytime tree removal as crews prepare for upcoming work in the area.

Public health officials confirmed that West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes have been detected in the northeast part of Clay Township in Granger today and advise residents to use EPA-approved insect repellents, avoid outdoor activities at dawn and dusk, and remove standing water.

Junior Aneyas Williams is set to lead the running back room at Notre Dame after Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price joined the NFL.

Downtown Elkhart is hosting the ninth annual Grand Prix where go-kart racers will navigate closed city streets this weekend.

Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr spoke on Friday as fall camp started, outlining his plan to boost offense execution ahead of the season opener on Sunday, Sept.

6 at Lambeau Field. Junior running back Aneyas Williams also embraced the challenge of stepping up for the team.