Election 2015 is in full swing with primary day just under five months away. The 2015 cycle will see all elected municipal offices on the ballot. The field of candidates…more»
The FBI is investigating a possible domestic terrorist attack after a homemade bomb exploded outside of an NAACP office in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The explosion, which occurred on Tuesday, did…more»
A local businessman is running for the South Bend Common Council in District 2. Gil Michel, the president and founder of a South Bend-based accounting business, announced his campaign on…more»
South Bend’s Common Council has a new president. District 1 Councilman Tim Scott will lead the Council in the New Year. He replaces outgoing president Oliver Davis, who declined to…more»
Republicans take control of Congress on Tuesday, marking the first time since 2006 that the GOP holds both the House and Senate. Their first order of business: approving the Keystone…more»
The 2015 election cycle continues at a brisk clip with the announcement of a new candidate for the South Bend Common Council. Jo Broden has announced that she will run…more»
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will soon vote on a new set of net neutrality rules. The vote is likely to come at the FCC’s monthly meeting in February, which…more»
With Congress on the verge of taking up the controversial, corporate-friendly Trans Pacific Partnership, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is demanding that the chief trade representative for the United States…more»
Debbie Ladyga-Block has announced that she will run for re-election as Mishawaka’s city clerk. Ladyga-Block has served as city clerk since 1992, previously serving as chief deputy city clerk from…more»
South Bend Common Council President Oliver Davis said this morning that he will not seek re-election as president. Davis had previously served 6 years as vice president. “Since being elected…more»