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Co-founder of Chiara home celebrates retirement with loved ones
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) -The term “heaven sent” is used for a certain type of person. Those who like god offer perfect love, wrapping that love around those who need it. And that’s how sister Gretchen Clark, the co-founder of Chiara home, a non-profit that works as a respite for those with special needs, was described by her loved ones at her retirement celebration Monday night.
South Bend Schools Board approves sale of closed Hay Elementary building
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — South Bend Schools will sell a now closed elementary building. The board approved the sale of the old Hay Elementary School to South Bend Hebrew Day School during their meeting Monday night. The building was sold for $894,000. The Hebrew Day School has been...
Fourth police chase in 24 hours in St. Joseph County
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — A fourth police chase happened within 24 hours in St. Joseph County. The latest one was initiated Monday evening by Mishawaka Police at 331 and Jackson Road. It ended near Rockne and McKinley around 7 p.m. after the suspect led police on a...
Pete Riordan ready to lead historic Penn football program
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - In just the third head coaching change in 50 years, Penn High School welcomes former defensive coordinator Pete Riordan to the helm. As he steps into the role, I had the privilege of sitting down with him ahead of his first “Friday Night Lights” as head coach of this historic program.
Notre Dame football WR Kris Mitchell sees link between Riley Leonard, Georgia's Carson Beck
SOUTH BEND — This isn’t the first time wide receiver Kris Mitchell of Notre Dame football has linked up with a talented transfer quarterback. Six years before joining forces with former Duke quarterback Riley Leonard, Mitchell welcomed a skinny junior named Carson Beck to Mandarin High School in Jacksonville, Fla. Then committed to...
Charity hockey game supports the Ice Box
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - You know “checks” are a dime a dozen in a hockey game, but the one delivered before a contest today at the Ice Box was the kind you can take to the bank. It marked a $25,000 donation to the community campaign to...
Suspect arrested after 2 killed in Michigan City
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (WNDU) - A suspect has been arrested and charged after two people were shot and killed last week at an apartment complex in Michigan City. 26-year-old Armann Johnson is charged with two counts of murder, possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon, unlawful carrying of a handgun, and criminal mischief.
Elkhart man wins new truck from Menards Sweepstakes
An Elkhart man is now riding in style. Andrew Inczauskis received the keys to a brand new 2024 GMC Sierra truck on Monday. He was selected as the grand prize winner after registering for a Menards Sweepstakes Promotion. Inczauskis says he still cannot believe he won. "My truck was actually...
AT&T workers strike in Tri-State, across the country
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Thousands of AT&T workers are on strike including many across Western Kentucky. Communications Workers of America, CWA, protest unfair labor practices they say AT&T has committed amid contract negotiations. More than 17,000 AT&T technicians, customer services reps, and other employees are on strike across nine states...
Police pursuits turn traffic stops into felonies
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — Many pursuits begin with a routine traffic stop. That’s before the suspect escalates it into a pursuit which officials say then turns the situation into an active violent felony. Three police pursuits in just 12 hours Sunday and Monday: one began with a mismatched...
Harris campaign opens office in Ann Arbor, liberal enclave in battleground state
ANN ARBOR, MI — Yard signs for Democrat Kamala Harris are popping up throughout Ann Arbor and her presidential campaign now has a physical presence in the city, a liberal enclave in the battleground state of Michigan. Excitement surrounding the vice president’s bid to become the next U.S. president...
'Science at Sunset' features Notre Dame prof's free chat at St. Pat's park pavilion
SOUTH BEND — The deadline is Aug. 20 to sign up for an adults-only talk, titled “Science at Sunset,” about science at the outdoor pavilion at the University of Notre Dames’ ND-LEEF property at St. Patrick’s County Park, 50651 Laurel Road. Professor Kyle Bibby will talk about how antibiotic-resistant bacteria and genes run...
Locals gather at Mishawaka’s Central Park to pray for Gaza
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - The hope for the end of the violence overseas is being felt here at home, as around 50 locals from different faiths and communities gathered at Central Park in Mishawaka on Sunday to pray for a ceasefire. The attendees shared their thoughts and prayers for those...
Deadly stabbing suspect from LaPorte captured after pursuit into St. Joseph County
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — A suspect in a deadly stabbing Monday morning in LaPorte was captured during a high-speed pursuit into St. Joseph County. According to LaPorte Police, officers were called to the 200 block of Lawndale Ave about a stabbing. A male victim was discovered at...
After decades with Mishawaka Police, Chief of Police Witkowski retires; replacement named
MISHAWAKA — The City of Mishawaka announced the retirement of Chief of Police Ken Witkowski Jr. from his position on Aug. 19. In a "bittersweet" statement, the city said Witkowski's "unwavering dedication and leadership have left an indelible mark on our community" in the more than 30 years that he's served the...
Enjoy the mild weather while it lasts
The weather is beautiful this week, mild and sunny. Summer returns this weekend as temperatures make a rise into the 90s by Sunday-Monday. The humidity will go up by next week, but sweltering heat is not expected due to the dry pattern preceding it. It's a good idea to keep watering as there is little rain expected over the next ten-plus days.
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