Good morning, Mishawaka.

Food Bank of Northern Indiana is hosting drive-through mobile food distributions this October; today at Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, free pre-boxed food is available from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Upcoming events in St. Joseph, La Porte, Elkhart, Marshall, Goshen, Mentone and San Pierre will offer similar assistance.

A popular South Bend-area Meijer Express was named America's favorite convenience store in the annual ACSI survey today, scoring 82 and earning praise for its strong mPerks loyalty program + rising food sales amid stiff competition.

Riley High School has been named one of 40 Midwest finalists in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights contest that offers a $1 million football stadium upgrade; the school earned $25,000 as a finalist and held a pep rally Thursday.

Athletic director Seabe Gavin said the school is contacting notable alumni to boost its support.

Allergist Christina Barnes warns that after several weeks of rain, mold levels may rise and worsen allergy and asthma symptoms; residents are advised to keep windows closed, use AC (and wear a mask when raking leaves) to reduce exposure.

Notre Dame running back Kedren Young has not received an offensive snap since his Week 2 game against Rice and remains behind a competitive group of backs, as Coach Marcus Freeman said his role is limited until opportunities arise.

Notre Dame's offense is finding its rhythm as Jordan Faison has improved his game by reviewing past performances and studying defenses.

The team will host Stanford tomorrow.