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Luke Combs donated over $150,000 from a Friday eBay live stream that opened bids on sports cards to fund more than 200 free sleepovers at A Rosie Place for Children after his Saturday concert at Notre Dame Stadium; officials say the donation supports families with ailing children.

Genny Brown from the Humane Society of St. Joseph County is demonstrating how to feed a newborn kitten today at the society’s center — the session is for community members interested in fostering pets.

Emily Lampkin explained the mission behind her USA Today bestselling empowerment book Duct Tape and White Lies during her appearance on WNDU 16 News Now at Noon today, noting the book offers practical tips for building personal brands & networking.

The Tribune invites readers to vote for Student of the Week nominees from NorthWood, Adams and Mishawaka High Schools, with voting open until noon Thursday, Apr.

23. The winner will be featured on the Tribune website Friday and in Monday's print edition.

American importers in South Bend became eligible to apply for a tariff refund on Monday when US Customs + Border Protection launched a new portal, allowing those owed $166 billion+ interest to seek reimbursement.

Refunds may take 60-90 days after approval and could help offset rising costs for local businesses.

Colfax Avenue near downtown has closed for a streetscape project that began April 20 and will run in three phases until September.

The city is improving bike, pedestrian, and traffic safety so drivers are asked to use detours on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Eddy Street.

Pam Soni lost her son Teddy in a motorcycle crash and his organ donation saved five lives, including giving Kevin Sommers a second chance at breathing.

Pam and Kevin spoke to Penn High School students Monday — and will continue advocacy in Indianapolis later this month.

Matt Russell from the Humane Society of St. Joseph County introduced Tyson, a 4-year-old dog looking for his forever home, on WNDU 16 News Now at Noon.

Interested residents may call 574-255-4726 or visit the shelter on Grape Road in Mishawaka.

Colts backup quarterback Riley Leonard said he earned $1.5 million from NIL deals at Notre Dame, far exceeding the $200,000 guaranteed in his rookie contract with Indianapolis — a sign of the growing pay gap between college and NFL earnings.

Boys volleyball has grown across ten local high schools since the IHSAA sanctioned the sport two years ago, and teams will compete in a nine-team sectional tournament at Northridge beginning Tuesday, May 12.

Coaches and players hope this trend inspires more schools to form teams.

Cristian Mihut resigned as the Adams head boys soccer coach yesterday after seven seasons in which he led the team to a 66-33-6 record, four sectional championships, and a 2025 regional title; he accepted a teaching job at Culver Academies as the school works to hire a new coach.

MATILDA, The Musical

April 24-26 Saint Mary’s College presents a fantastic production of Matilda! Both kids and adults will love this full-blown production with a great cast, professional orchestra, and amazing sets and costumes. Don’t miss it! TIckets at saintmarys.edu/events or at the door.

MATILDA, The Musical

April 24-26 Saint Mary’s College presents a fantastic production of Matilda! Both kids and adults will love this full-blown production with a great cast, professional orchestra, and amazing sets and costumes. Don’t miss it! TIckets at saintmarys.edu/events or at the door.

Spring Latin Dance Celebration

6-10 p.m. — Stockroom East — Free entry — Celebrate spring with vibrant Latin rhythms and dance the night away.

Monday’s Were Made Mahj!

6-8 p.m. — Manny's Sports Bar — Ticket required — Enjoy a fun night of Mahjong with guidance and good company at a local hotspot.

BACA's South Bend Learning Center Ice Cream Social

12-3 p.m. — Behavior Analysis Center for Autism BACA — Free entry — Enjoy ice cream and discover sensory-friendly resources for children with autism.

Pure Breeds Of Comedy VOL. 3 (Mother's Day Edition)

8-11 p.m. — Century Center — 25% of profits support a charitable cause — Enjoy a laugh-filled Mother's Day special with top comedians.

DisruptHR South Bend 4.0

4-7 p.m. — The Brick — Free entry — Discover bold ideas that challenge traditional views on work and leadership in a fast-paced format.