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Special recall election against Buchanan mayor to be held in November
BUCHANAN, Mich. (WNDU) - Berrien County election officials say that enough signatures have been collected and verified to force a recall election for Buchanan Mayor Sean Denison. According to our reporting partners at The Herald-Palladium, 396 of the 532 signatures submitted on recall petitions against Denison were found to be...
Woman hospitalized after Cass County collision
CASS COUNTY, MI – A woman was injured in a crash when another driver veered over the center line of the road, causing a collision, Cass County sheriff’s deputies said. The woman’s injuries were considered minor, police said. If you purchase a product or register for an...
We are ready to hear from you anglers and hunters
We are ready to hear from you hunters and anglers. South Bend Tribune sports is beginning a new Outdoors feature, focused primarily on hunting and fishing stories/news and photos. We want to hear about your fishing and hunting adventures and see photos of those big or unusual catches and harvests.
High School Spotlight: Buchanan's Hannah Herman
BUCHANAN, Mich. (WSBT) — Hannah Herman’s sights have always been on East Lansing. "I came from a family of Michigan fans, they always wanted me to go maize and blue, but I went to camp when I was 10 years old, at Michigan State.. I was like yep, that's where I want to go," said Hannah Herman, Buchanan Senior Shortstop.
17 Arrested at the University of Notre Dame Thursday
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – By now, you are likely aware of protests happening on college campuses nationwide. Well, 17 protestors were arrested Thursday night at the University of Notre Dame. Police learned of a group demonstrating around 4 p.m. While the group had not been given permission to do so, the university apparently decided to […] The post 17 Arrested at the University of Notre Dame Thursday appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Niles man gets probation for sending explicit photo to minor
NILES — A Niles man who sent an explicit photo to a minor was sentenced to probation Monday in Berrien County Trial Court. Karl George Smith II, 25, of Niles, pleaded guilty to distribution of sexually explicit materials to children and was sentenced to five years probation, registering as a sex offender for 15 years, […] The post Niles man gets probation for sending explicit photo to minor appeared first on Leader Publications.
Mishawaka native Anna Rohrer, at 23 weeks pregnant, wins 2nd straight Indy Mini-Marathon
INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) - Mishawaka native Annan Rohrer successfully defended her title in the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon on Saturday, but this time around she was 23 weeks pregnant!. Rohrer, a Mishawaka High School and University of Notre Dame graduate, was the women’s champion after finishing the race with a time...
Are You Funny Over Forty? This Contest is For You
The Underground Laugh Lounge in Niles, Michigan is giving those over 40 a chance to be a stand-up comedian. The Funny Over Forty contest is a month-long contest for anyone over 40-year-old wanting to get a chance to do stand-up, and compete for a chance to get one weekend as a paid comedian at the lounge.
SBARC'S Friendly Giant Rico Needs a Furever Home
Rico is one of the South Bend Animal Resource Center's adoptable dogs, and he is by far their biggest! At just 10-months-old, Rico weighs a whopping 110 lbs. and is set to grow even more as he gets older. But, don't be fooled by his size -- Rico is a big sweetie, a friendly giant if you will. He loves to play with any stuffed animal in sight, especially if it squeaks! He can jump super high, but it's all in good fun.
Man arrested, charged in connection to November 2023 homicide
A man has been arrested and charged in connection to a homicide last November. 23-year-old Daiveon Windmon is accused of aggravated battery. 50-year-old Carl Shelton Senior was shot on November 24th at a gas station on McKinley Avenue. He later died at the hospital. The case was presented to a...
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