Good morning, South Bend.

Food Bank of Northern Indiana will offer drive-through food distribution on a first-come, first-served basis at eight sites in August, including a session in Walnut Grove on Aug.

5 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. & another at a South Bend location on Aug. 28 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

JJ’s Crumstown Tavern opened new outdoor volleyball courts in North Liberty on Friday and league sign-ups for kids, adults and seniors are underway to offer residents a new summer activity option.

Lovina Eicher announced her son Benjamin's wedding with Joanna scheduled for Friday, Sept.

25 at the Amish Community Youth Center, and she shared family updates including milestones and memories of loved ones while offering a pepper popper recipe using garden peppers.

Fire crews are battling an active structure fire at 500 East Marion Street in Mishawaka today.

Some customers have lost power because of the incident.

The History Museum presents excerpts from past South Bend Tribune reports that capture local events from Aug.

2, 1904—when a structural issue nearly threatened a building on North Main—to a 1911 playground opening, a 1930 tree-sitting record and a 1940 fire rescue.

Due to rising beef prices, South Bend families are swapping steaks for chicken, pork or less expensive beef cuts to keep summer cookouts affordable — local grocery stores reflect the trend and experts expect prices to stay high through the season.

Teachers and students in South Bend can claim exclusive discounts from major retailers such as Amazon, Target and Walmart today.

These offers include free trials, percentage discounts on tech and memberships plus special savings on classroom essentials.

A deputy director of Community Investment discussed the Howard Park Bandshell today at the redevelopment commission meeting after it received $3 million in READI grant money to support its revitalization.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Javon Small returned to South Bend Saturday, Aug.

1 to host a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at the Charles Black Recreation Center for middle and high school boys and girls (the games ran from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.).

Notre Dame basketball junior Bryce Dortch asked preferred walk-on Brady Stevens about the Celtics’ July 1 trade of Jaylen Brown to the 76ers in South Bend — a move that hurt him as a longtime Celtics fan who valued Brown’s impact.