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The mayor of South Bend announced a local disaster emergency on Thursday and issued a travel advisory. The advisory means that only essential travel should be taken. It is being…more»

The following is a prepared statement from South Bend Mayor James Mueller. It is being published verbatim for the public record. Good morning. We got some more tests back and…more»

South Bend Schools has opened its free bus Wi-Fi to students and the general public. The school corporation announced last week that it was suspending classes and moving to e-learning…more»

The following is a prepared statement from South Bend Mayor James Mueller. As we enter into the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, I wanted to provide a city update…more»

Ivy Tech is among local schools and universities moving instruction from in-person to virtual due to coronavirus. Classes will restart on March 23. When they resume, they will be online…more»

Indiana University announced late Sunday that it is extending the suspension of in-person classes through the end of the spring semester. Classes will move online. The university says that spring…more»

Two of the largest school districts in the region are closing starting on Tuesday, March 17. The schools are trying to limit the spread of coronavirus. South Bend and Elkhart…more»

As with any emergency, there will be a minority who refuse to heed warnings from experts. However, it’s one thing to put your own well-being at risk. It’s another thing…more»

The St. Joseph County Public Library is among the local institutions taking preventative measures against coronavirus. To that effect, they have canceled all programs and meeting room bookings through April…more»

The city of South Bend has announced a number of measures to mitigate the spread of coronavirus and protect city employees. The city said that it is limiting non-essential work…more»