Good morning, Mishawaka.

Right to Life of North Central Indiana’s 30th annual Legacy of Life Banquet is set for Monday, Sept.

21 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center on Grace College campus in Winona Lake + keynote speaker George Dennehy, who inspires audiences with his unique musical talent, will lead the event.

Gov. Mike Braun announced the launch of V Tech Conversions in Plymouth to add up to 25 high-wage jobs by 2028.

The company began production in July at a 16,000 sqft facility on Western Ave. and is investing over $2.5 million to build mobile workspaces for field crews.

Hoosier Lottery officials reported that last fiscal year sales reached nearly $1.7 billion and generated a $350 million surplus to pay pensions and lower vehicle excise taxes at a meeting held Tuesday, Aug.

18 in Indianapolis, with an iLottery proposal submitted to Gov. Mike Braun’s office.

Transpo is offering free rides from September 8 to 12 as it adjusts bus routes after Labor Day in Mishawaka — the changes eliminate Route 14 on Sample Street and merge Route 15 with Route 7, approved in June amid funding concerns.

NICTD released a 20-year plan to boost safety, reliability and passenger confidence.

The strategy uses major projects like the Double Track Northwest Indiana and the Monon Corridor to modernize commuter rail between Northwest Indiana and Chicago.

NIPSCO completed repairs and began relights early Thursday for 19 customers affected by a gas leak—caused by a hit gas main on the 15000 block of Harrison Road on Aug.

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Saint Joseph Health System will invest $25M in a new cancer center at its Mishawaka facility.

The project will convert 25,000 sqft into a one stop shop for cancer care (including support from Loyola Medicine) and is set to start this fall over 18 months.