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Black Lives Matter South Bend released a statement on Thursday condemning Trump supporters’ siege of the Capitol Building in Washington DC. On a day when Congress convened to formalize President-elect…more»

South Bend is offering free Christmas tree disposal for residents within city limits from Monday, January 4 to Thursday, January 28. “Christmas tree collection will take place on the same…more»

The city has opened up a warming site at the Century Center for residents who are without heat and power. Century Center is located at 120 Dr. M.L.K. Jr Blvd…more»

When you think of South Bend, a large private Catholic university called Notre Dame and an esteemed ‘Mayor Pete’ come to mind. In the news, the city is also always…more»

The League of Women Voters and the American Democracy Project are hosting a series of debates for the upcoming Congressional, state, and county elections. “We are delighted to be able to…more»

Teachers Credit Union recently completed a 15-month renovation of its corporate headquarters in downtown South Bend. It is the first major upgrade since the building opened in 1986. The project…more»

NICTD, the operators of the South Shore Line, has cancelled a meeting scheduled for next Monday. “The NICTD Board of Trustees’ Executive Session and regularly scheduled Board Meeting previously set…more»

South Bend’s three publicly-owned golf courses and clubhouses have temporarily closed due to coronavirus. Earlier in the week, the Erskine Park course was open to play. They changed check-in to…more»

Indiana University announced today that it is postponing the spring graduation ceremonies at all of its campuses. “Current guidance from the CDC, restrictions on large gatherings, and our own focus…more»

Ivy Tech Community College is closing all of its campuses statewide, effective 5:00 PM local time on Friday, March 20. The closures are until further notice. “As we continue to…more»