City Seeks Public Input for City Cemetery Master Plan
The city is hosting a public input meeting regarding a master plan for South Bend’s historic City Cemetery. Residents will have a chance to review and provide comments on the…more»
The city is hosting a public input meeting regarding a master plan for South Bend’s historic City Cemetery. Residents will have a chance to review and provide comments on the…more»
It has been nearly four years since hackers brought down Sony’s PlayStation Network, a popular online gaming service that tens of millions of gamers use for everything from Netflix to…more»
The Obama administration unveiled a plan on Tuesday that would open up a large swath of federal waters off the coast of the eastern United States to oil and gas…more»
The federal government has approved a plan that would expand Medicaid coverage in Indiana under an alternative program known as HIP 2.0. The program will use private insurers and require…more»
Looking to grub on some tasty local food for a value price? Winter Restaurant Week just got underway in downtown South Bend. The event, which offers diners a chance to…more»
Governor Mike Pence is set to launch a state-run media outlet to compete with private news outlets and shape the way that news is reported in Indiana, according to a…more»
The director of the St. Joseph County Public Library is retiring from his position after nearly 40 years of service. Donald J. Napoli, whose tenure began in 1977, will step…more»
Primary season is already well underway in Indiana. Candidates have announced their intentions in droves and are beginning to assemble their campaigns. Attention is now turning to the issues that…more»
A growing movement of fast food workers has launched strikes, protests, and public pressure campaigns across the United States and world demanding an end to “starvation wages” and a minimum…more»
Robert Emery is running for South Bend Common Council in the city’s 5th District. Emery, who is running as a Democrat, announced his campaign in November and filed the necessary…more»