Good morning, Mishawaka.

Families can ride free on South Shore Line trains when up to three kids aged 13 and younger travel with a paying adult from Thursday, Oct.

15 through Friday, Oct. 23. The promotion offers a family-friendly travel option for the community.

The History Museum hosts Mystery at the Mansion: Stars, Stripes + Secrets at Copshaholm on Friday, Oct.

9 and Friday, Oct. 16, where participants will solve the case of the missing Bill of Rights while celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

Gov. Mike Braun announced a new Work-Based Learning Digital Resource Hub today that will help K-12 schools and employers bring career-connected learning to life.

Developed by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE), and Ascend Indiana, it offers practical tools aligned with the new high school diploma requirements.

At Monday’s school board meeting, Triton officials reviewed ILEARN scores that highlighted strong subject performance and announced plans to recognize students and teachers after fall break— they also adopted the 2027 budget, approved emergency preparedness, and set parent-teacher conferences and a digital learning day on Oct. 22.

City officials announced that traffic on Union Street will see a southbound lane shift between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. today for tree trimming, and the intersection of East 12th and Laurel Streets will be closed from 7 a.m. until Friday for water main installations.

St. Joseph County Commissioners approved on Tuesday the sale of the abandoned Portage Manor to Saint Thomas More Academy in Mishawaka.

The Catholic school will buy the property for $400K & invest about $9M to renovate it for use as a K-12 facility.