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5 new restaurants move into Purdue's Memorial Union as new semester begins
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Just over two years after the Purdue Memorial Union unveiled a $47 million facelift to its underground restaurant and retail area, the space is seeing another wave of changes as a new school year begins. Of the 12 restaurant and retail options in the Memorial Union's basement, five have been replaced. The five restaurants leaving are BBQ District, Burger 101, Chef Bill Kim's, Fresh Fare and Pizza & Parm Shop. ...
Popular Megachurch Worship Songs Reach Even to Roman Catholic Churches
In mid-July, Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts, was transformed into a place of worship as more than 50,000 Catholics gathered for the National Eucharistic Congress. The stadium full of young people, nuns in an array of habits and priests in black and brown faced an altar adorned...
US Border Patrol: Michigan Residents Should Watch the Great Lakes for Suspicious Activity
Many Michiganders plan weekend and summer getaways to spend some time along the state's Great Lakes. We don't really think about the fact that many of these lakes are also potential ports of entry, legal or otherwise, as the lakes border Canada. The US Border Patrol has signs posted at...
South Bend International Airport hosted Aviation Education Day
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) -On Aug. 17, at south bend international airport, it was all about learning what’s going on behind the scenes. It was for the return of the 6th annual Aviation Education Day, taking place at the airport’s main terminal. Families got to check out tons...
Scattered showers going into this afternoon
Storms could pop up as we move through today, though nothing severe is expected. It they will likely be concentrated in the afternoon hours, and you are more likely to not see rain than see rain today. A similar story for tonight, rain chances late and extending into tomorrow morning. Showers and storms on Sunday should clear out by the afternoon, and wind will pick up. Slightly gusty conditions into Monday, with clear skies and below average temperatures. A gradual warm-up for the rest of the week, getting close to 90 by the beginning on next week, with low rain chances until next weekend.
Dive roller coaster with world’s steepest drop to debut near Michigan (video)
GURNEE, IL - A record-breaking roller coaster has just been revealed a short road trip away. This coaster will have the world’s steepest drop. “Wrath of Rakshasa” will debut in 2025 at Six Flags Great America near Chicago. Not only will it feature a 96-degree first drop, but...
Two injured in McDonald's parking lot shooting in White Pigeon
WHITE PIGEON, Mich. (WSBT) — Michigan State Police have launched an investigation into a shooting in a McDonald's parking lot in White Pigeon. State Troopers say it happened around 4:30 p.m. Friday. According to investigators, two people were taken to the hospital and are undergoing advanced medical care. The...
Northern Indiana Forecast: Storms and Swimming Risks on Lake Michigan Through Monday
Northern Indiana – Scattered thunderstorms and showers are expected across Northern Indiana this weekend, particularly during the afternoon and evening hours. The U.S. National Weather Service has issued warnings for hazardous swimming conditions along Lake Michigan beaches in La Porte County, Indiana, and Berrien County, Michigan. The most dangerous conditions are anticipated from Sunday into Monday evening.
Basketball at Indiana State Fair: Top high school boys, girls players in event Sunday
High school basketball is coming to the Indiana State Fair. Old school, outdoor basketball. Yes, you read that correctly. On Sunday, the final day of the state fair, a special...
5 takeaways from Tribune Talks discussion about lead poisoning in St. Joseph County
SOUTH BEND — The South Bend Tribune hosted Tribune Talk: Lead in the Soil on Aug. 14 featuring panelists in the lead field who make daily efforts to understand and help residents with lead issues in St. Joseph County. Panelists included Marya Lieberman, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University...
Read a book with a bunny
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-- River Valley Market Farms Inc and Miller's Goats & Gardens is inviting you to join books with bunnies on Aug 24 at 11 a.m. at the River Valley Farmers Market Inc. Kids are invited to come for Storytime with a bunny. Listen to a farm story, do...
South Bend Fraternal Order of Police honors fallen officer with scholarship ride
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — The South Bend Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 36 will hold its Fallen Officer Scholarship Ride and annual Corn Roast on Saturday. This year's ride will honor Cpl. Nick Polizzotto, who was shot and killed while investigating a shooting back in 2007. The ride...
‘One big family’: Berrien County Youth Fair a success for community
RRIEN SPRINGS — The Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds were put to good use this week. The Berrien County Youth Fair will say goodbye to this year’s festivities after Saturday’s Bullmania grandstand event at 7 p.m. Fair president Corey Burks has been pleased with the results. From the crowd-pleasing grandstand events to the anticipated animal shows, […] The post ‘One big family’: Berrien County Youth Fair a success for community appeared first on Leader Publications.
Notre Dame’s O-line inexperience should greatly benefit Texas A&M’s pass rush
In the wake of Notre Dame left tackle Charles Jagusah sustaining a season-ending injury earlier this month, plenty of movement is in the works under head coach Marcus Freeman, who is preparing his team for the season opener vs. Texas A&M inside what could be a sold out Kyle Field. Knowing that the Irish O-line will face one of the top defensive lines in the country, especially after Aggie’s head coach Mike Elko landed former Purdue defensive end Nic Scourton from the transfer portal, Notre Dame O-line coach Joe Rudolph’s track record speaks for its self, but this will be a...
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi elects new Tribal Council members
DOWAGIAC — The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians announced the election of its new Tribal Council Members who were sworn in during a ceremony on Saturday, Aug. 10. Matthew Wesaw was elected Tribal Chairman, Sam Morseau was re-elected Secretary, Mark Topash was re-elected Member At Large, and John P. Warren was elected Elders Representative. Matthew […] The post Pokagon Band of Potawatomi elects new Tribal Council members appeared first on Leader Publications.
#21 OUAZ tops women's soccer in season opener by 1-0 score
SURPRISE, Ariz. - The GC women's soccer team left for Arizona on Thursday and played their first of two games in The Grand Canyon State on Friday. They lost to #21 Ottawa University Arizona 1-0. Goshen came out strong against the ranked program and the game was scoreless at halftime. By the end of the first half, OUAZ had five shots and Goshen had taken four while in control for most of the half. In the 58th minute, Diane Garcia scored the lone goal of the match on a cannon shot that found the corner. The Leafs had just one shot in the second half while OUAZ had another five. Three of Goshen's five shots were on target. A year ago, the Spirit were 13-4-2 and were the GSAC Co-Regular Season Champions.
Military Banner Recognition Program Has Oct. 1 Deadline
The Warsaw Salutes You Military Banners recognition program is accepting applications for the seventh cycle of banners, which will go on display in November for Veterans Day. Applications and payments of $65 are due no later than Oct. 1. People can go to the Warsaw Salutes You Facebook page to request an application, as well as see previous banners, said Megan Stone, who is continuing the program after her daughter, Elizabeth, went to college.
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