Tommie Lee is a journalist for News/Talk 95.3 Michiana's News Channel, focusing on local news in Mishawaka, Indiana. With a passion for keeping the community informed, Tommie covers a wide range of topics including local events, government updates, and community initiatives.
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By: Tommie Lee
The Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra needs the community to help keep the music alive.
By: Tommie Lee
In the wake of the update on the fatal LaPorte Avenue fire from earlier this year, a bill has been introduced to improve protections fir Hoosier renters. Last week there was an update from Indiana State Fire Marshall Steve Jones and South Bend Fire Department Chief Carl Buchanon. The investigation uncovered serious safety concerns regarding...
By: Tommie Lee
One of the factors that drives higher grocery prices is natural hazards or disasters.
A former Chief of the South Bend Police Department passed away last week. Chief Daryl Boykins, who served the South Bend community for roughly 30 years, died peacefully on Friday.
By: Tommie Lee
The Oak Grove Mobile Home Park has been sold to Habitat for Humanity. Residents of the park at McKinley and Byrkit have been informed that they have to move by May.
By: Tommie Lee
Among the new laws going into effect for Michigan in 2025: A cap on drug prices for nearly 2 million older state residents. The cost savings are headed for some Michigander Medicare beneficiaries. The benefits include a $2,000 cap for drug costs and a way to stretch costs over 12 months. Many beneficiaries currently have...
By: Tommie Lee
The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County has announced its 2025 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipients.
By: Tommie Lee
Share A workplace accident in LaPorte County on Tuesday, Dec. 10, left one person dead and two others injured.
Michigan farmers are turning cow manure into clean energy. Last week the Michigan Strategic Fun approved Freehold Energy RNG to pursue a tax-exempt bond for their project. WSJM reports new facilities would be built in St. Joseph and Muskegon Counties to produce renewable natural gas from dairy waste. That's a local investment of $75-80 million....
By: Tommie Lee
NIPSCO has been ranked at the top of the annual J.D. Power U.S. Electric Utility Business Consumer Satisfaction Survey. The survey looks at 80 electric utilities across the country that serve more than 50 thousand business customers. Northwest Indiana Business reports that this year's study is based on responses from nearly 21,000 online interviews of...
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