Good morning, South Bend.

Community members, golfers and Notre Dame basketball players gathered Monday at Warren Golf Course for Coaches vs. Cancer Golf Classic.

The two-day event, which started with a Sunday gala, raised over $5 million for the American Cancer Society (with coach Micah Shrewsberry greeting without playing due to a torn Achilles).

Bob's 19th Hole marks 50 years of service to the community thanks to a family legacy built on familiar recipes & friendly service; the third-generation owner continues the tradition that keeps loyal customers coming back for classics like the Thursday tenderloin special.

Roseland’s American Pancake House on North Dixie Highway will reopen Thursday at 7 a.m. after a Fourth of July fire suspected to be sparked by fireworks — investigators continue testing the cause.

AC/DC will continue its Power Up tour with last-minute tickets available.

One show is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 4 in Notre Dame with prices starting at $112, giving fans a chance to see timeless hits like Back in Black and Thunderstruck.

Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over for emergency vehicles this week and urge them to slow to 10 MPH if unable to change lanes, as the law adopted after a fatal 1997 accident protects first responders + violators face expensive tickets.

The Indiana Board of Finance approved over $121 million in reimbursements on Tuesday (covering tax revenue lost in April and May) to support local governments during the gas tax holiday; payments began as part of the program that expires Aug.

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Shoppers at the South Bend Farmers Market are avoiding lettuce amid cyclosporiasis concerns and are asking vendors more about produce origins (they prefer produce they trust).

Vendors stand by their locally grown offerings and stress strong cleanliness practices.

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman said Tuesday that fourth-year offensive lineman Charles Jagusah, recovering from a UTV accident and five surgeries, will focus on healing and fall training before joining the season lineup.

Freeman expressed optimism despite no set timetable for his return.

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman is preparing for his fifth season as facility upgrades at Leahy Drive + a planned move to Shields Hall set the stage for the team's push to win its first national championship since 1988.

B-29 Superfortress Ride Experience

10:00–11:00 a.m. — Atlantic Aviation SBN — Ticket purchase required — Experience a ride on the iconic B-29 Superfortress, honoring veterans and showcasing aviation history.

Sequoia Rose at Tabor Hill Winery

2:30-6:30 p.m. — Tabor Hill Winery & Restaurant — Ticket information not provided — Experience the unique musical blend of soulful vocals and intricate instrumentals by Sequoia Rose.

Bluey's Big Play

6-9 p.m. — Morris Performing Arts Center — Tickets available — Experience Bluey live in a whimsical theatrical adaptation with captivating puppetry.

21st Lube-a-Thon for Hospice

7 a.m.–6 p.m. — Tom's Car Care Center — $50 donation — Get an oil change and a car wash while supporting a great cause for hospice care.

Nature in the Arts at Lydick Bog

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Lydick Bog — Free entry — Explore the story of ancient glaciers and their impact on our landscape through an educational hike and volunteer workdays.