A look at how Scott Jackson, Executive Director of Shakespeare at Notre Dame brought \"The Tempest,\" to life inside Westville.

South Bend Cubs pitchers Carson Sands and Craig Brooks moved into St. Paul\'s retirement community at the start of the baseball season. The community quickly embraced the players as \"their boys.\" Now, even with Brooks sudden promotion to Myrtle Beach, everyone at St. Paul\'s seems to be a Cubs fan.

South Bend barber Kintae Lark, owner of Inspirations Hair Salon, uses his talents to take back the streets at a local shooting site.

Schools and community come together to give students a memorable experience at LaVille Junior/Senior High School

A timeline of the events leading up to a jury finding Alberto Cruz, 25, guilty of the murder of 22-year-old Alma Del Real.

Country music star Carlene Carter performs \"Little Black Train\" during a Press Play session at the South Bend Tribune on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015. Later in the day, Carter would open for John Mellencamp at his Morris Performing Arts Center show. Press Play is a feature by the Tribune showcasing musicians. They perform original music – in our printing plant. We invite them. They play their music. The presses roll on.

Market Basket\'s Lincoln Wright looks at some of the renovations happening at the Inn at Saint Mary\'s.

Tribune reporter Amanda Gray\'s weekly video detailing weekend events in South bend and the surrounding area.

South Bend Tribune reporter Lincoln Wright visits Hiatt\'s Poultry for \"On the Job,\" a new video series

Meet DJ, this week\'s featured Pet of the Week. Please contact South Bend Animal Care and Control to adopt your next pet.

South Bend Blue Sox outfielder and pitcher Betsy Jochum describes her experience playing professional baseball.

A look at Memorial\'s MedFlight program as it passes it\'s ten-year milestone.

Cub Scout Pack 444 holds its. annual Pinewood Derby at the Studebaker Museum

An inside look at the AM General test track.

Tribune Reporter Amanda Gray visits the Hesston Steam Museum in LaPorte, Indiana.

Cora Welsh is an 11-year-old from Lakin Kansas. She has been recovering from the auto-immune disorder Hashimoto\'s encephalopathy after she spent 34 days in the hospital in the early summer of 2012.

Since 11-year-old Cora Welsh was released from a month long stay in the hospital during the summer of 2012, she has been recovering from her bout with Hashimoto\'s encephalopathy, an auto-immune disorder. Thanks to family, friends and some very special animals Cora is back on track and enjoying life.

A look at students first day in the new Garden City High School building condensed into two minutes.

A Day in the life of Paralympic Athlete Rudy Garcia-Tolson at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

An inside look at ghost hunting inside the walls of the former Deer Lodge prison in Montana. I put this project together for my multimedia class at the University of Montana in the spring of 2009

Peter Barberio is Missoula, Montana\'s own music man. He builds, fixes, and sells stringed instruments; and in his free time he jams with his band Zeppo on local stages.

A clip from my documentary One by One: Single-Screen Cinema in a Multiplex World, this takes a look at the Roman Theater in Red Lodge Montana. The Roman was opened in 1917 and is one of if not the oldest continually running movie house in the state of Montana.