News Roll - South Bend Voice

Fifty years after Watergate, democracy faces serious threats in the United States and across the world. The events preceding and culminating in the insurrection on January 6 were unprecedented in…more»

SpaceHey allows you to put all your style on your social media profile while connecting with other users like it’s 2006. Anton Röhm, an 18-year-old student with a passion for…more»

Cyber Monday brings a great variety of deals for those who need a host that guarantees the security of your website. Bluehost is a WordPress Hosting solution geared towards medium-sized…more»

They might appear to be ordinary 8-bit avatars, but their value is far from ordinary. Crypto Punks are amongst the top-selling NFTs, and their prices are all expected to rise…more»

Hearts are broken, old wounds are reopened, and secrets are uncovered, but only through each other can they cure the scars of their pasts and rebuild their broken lives. Gravity…more»

Walkers, joggers, and bikers will soon get to enjoy a new route in South Bend. Construction has begun on the Coal Line Trail. The multipurpose trail is being built over…more»

The League of Women Voters of the South Bend Area is welcoming Dalila Huerta, an educator and restorative justice consultant living in South Bend, for its monthly Lunch with the League. The…more»

IU students looking forward to going back to college this fall will need to bring their masks. Indiana University announced today that it is reinstating an indoor mask mandate at…more»

If you plan on taking the South Shore Line this month, you’ll want to know about a few service changes including several cancellations. The commuter rail service between South Bend…more»

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has filed a lawsuit against Porter County Education Services (PCES) on behalf of a teacher’s aide who was fired for speaking to a…more»