Dr. Oliver Davis Official Photo Earlier this afternoon, South Bend Councilman At-Large, Dr. Oliver Davis, sent out the following...

What mechanisms, if any, exist within South Bend’s governance structure to ensure that a staff member cannot override the directives of the Mayor? And what accountability measures apply when a public servant makes baseless accusations in an attempt to discredit a member of the public?

On July 28, 2025, the South Bend Common Council will vote on Ordinance 43-25, a proposal that would impose steep fees, up to $150 per video, for public access to police body camera footage. This ordinance’s timing is conspicuous, given that Scott Ruszkowski, the city’s police chief since 2015, is widely expected to run for St. Joseph County Sheriff in 2026. Adding to the speculation, Ruszkowski has already created a campaign website and set up the "Rusz 4 SJC Exploratory Committee."

On an October night in 2014, a single bullet pierced the siding of a South Bend home, ricocheted, and lodged in the wall of a neighbor’s house. It came to rest just feet from where a child slept. Gabriel Williams, the man who fired the gun, claimed he was aiming at a raccoon. But for the residents of one West Side neighborhood, the event was a near-tragedy that underscored critical flaws in St. Joseph County’s judicial system.

Photo: www.facebook.com/SOSDiegoMorales Title: OPINION: Diego Morales, A Man of the People,  A Statesman Reclaiming the Role of Public...

Eric Trump Greeting VIP Guests Before the LDD on June 20th, 2025 Title: Behind The Scenes With Jackie Horvath: Scheduling and Planning...

Lincoln Day Success! Eric Trump Keynotes Historic St Joseph County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner!

Below, you will find a copy of an official complaint submitted to: The South Bend Common Council Rules Committee , The South Bend Animal... Regarding Canneth Lee

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Amy Rolfes, St. Joseph County’s Republican Clerk, recently took the national stage at the highly attended SCTESNC in Washington, D.C.

When it comes to ensuring election integrity and protecting the votes of Hoosiers, Diego Morales has made it clear that he is a leader who delivers results. Running for re-election as Indiana’s Secretary of State in 2026, Morales is attempting to rally Republicans across the state with his proven record of accomplishments and dedication to election security.

South Bend’s 3rd District Democratic Councilwoman, Sharon McBride, is once again under scrutiny as new developments in her ongoing residency lawsuit raise pressing questions about her eligibility to serve. A recent court order has revealed a stunning detail that could serve as a critical piece of evidence in the contentious case.