Good morning, Mishawaka.

Today, the IN AI Roadshow visited South Bend to offer AI tips and build connections with local businesses as they explore ways to integrate new technology into their operations.

Goodwill Industries of Michiana announced new hires at The Excel Center in South Bend and The Academy today.

Jennifer Swisher-Carroll will lead the adult high school program and Justin Zobrosky becomes senior director for academics and operations while new instructors join to teach automotive and hospitality skills.

Mitch Frazier, a veteran business executive, will serve as Indiana Economic Development Corporation president effective Oct.

5 and lead state initiatives to attract investments and support local enterprise growth. Former president Josh Richardson will stay on until Oct. 2 to ease the transition.

Notre Dame police announced that owing to expected rain drive-up pay-to-park in campus grass lots will be limited today for the Michigan State game, so fans should use alternate parking options including St. Mary's College & downtown garages with game-day shuttles.

Expectant mothers in Michiana have a new option for prenatal care at the Bump Ultrasound Studio in Niles Township.

Owner Macy Howard offers a boutique setting that combines clinical expertise and a calm atmosphere to help families see their babies before delivery day.

Builders Association hosts 2026 Homes on Parade from Friday, Sept.

18 through Sunday, Sept. 20 to showcase nine local properties (eight new, one under construction) in Milford, Syracuse, and Warsaw. Tickets cost $8 online or $10 at the door, with free entry for children, veterans, and active-duty military.

Friday Night Frenzy showcased high school football matchups on Friday, Sept.

18 with local teams posting varied results — Mishawaka Marian lost 0 while another local team won 22 to 21 over NorthWood.

On Friday night, Saint Joe Athletic Director Stephen Anthony praised the Huskies’ early season success as they geared up for their game against Adams + he highlighted strong community support that fueled the team’s spirit.

Steele Stadium celebrated 100 years of football Friday night as the Cavemen hosted NorthWood on a historic evening in Mishawaka.

The stadium has evolved from wooden bleachers to modern turf + digital scoreboard, marking a century-long local tradition.

Indiana Fever players have just returned from six games in Berlin and now prepare for four key regular-season contests, including Friday’s matchup in Toronto.

The team aims to secure a No. 4 seed and host the playoffs + coach Stephanie White said staying focused will help overcome fatigue.

Local fans rushed to the bookstore for 'The Shirt' as women’s sizes and men’s small and medium sold out after just three games — a sign of strong demand for the Notre Dame versus Michigan State tradition.