Tyonna Baxter

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Reporter at WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN)

Multi-media Journalist at WSBT.

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Pope Leo XIV road to the papacy made a stop in Niles

5 days ago | wwmt.com | Tyonna Baxter

In a historic moment for the Catholic Church, an American has been elected pope for the first time. What made this even more significant is that Pope Leo the 14th’s journey made a stop in Niles, Michigan. While the world is learning more about Pope Leo the 14th, some already know the kind of leader he is. Years before his election, he spent time in the community forming relationships that left a lasting impression.
Pope Leo XIV road to the papacy made a stop in Niles

5 days ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

When Cardinal Robert Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, he made history — not just as the first American pope, but as one who once served churches in West Michigan. (Photo provided)
Heroic van driver saves nonverbal teen after terrifying crash in Berrien Springs

6 days ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

A van laid on its side, and inside of it was a child who couldn't call for help. However, one Berrien Springs school van driver didn’t wait for help, he became that help. Last month, Stephen Borg was driving his school van taking a 14-year-old student, Joshua Carter, home who has autism and is nonverbal. That's when a vehicle slammed into the side of his van, flipping it onto its passenger side causing it to skid into a ditch. Borg wasted no time, springing right into action. "...
Travelers without REAL ID will see extra security screenings amid deadline

1 week ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

Wednesday is the deadline for having a REAL ID if you are planning to board a commercial airline or get into some federal buildings. Homeland Security now says if you still do not have one, you will not be turned away at the airport. You can still fly using your driver's license without the REAL ID, but will face additional security screenings. A valid U.S. passport, military ID, permanent resident card or tribal issued ID are also acceptable.
Florists face tariff challenges, but strive to keep prices steady for customers

1 week ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

Florists are seeing price increases tied to import tariffs, but many are choosing to absorb the extra cost, at least for now. A 10% tariff on imported flowers is starting to hit invoices across the country. 80% of all cut flowers sold in the U.S. come from overseas, most from South America, so the impact is real. Local florist Mary Green of Wygant Floral says she’s seeing prices tick up, but she’s trying not to let that affect the people walking into her shop.
Preparations underway for demolition of Potawatomi Park pool

1 week ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

Preparations are underway to tear down a longtime summer staple in South Bend. (WSBT photo)TOPICS:Potawatomi ParkDemolitionPoolSouth BendPreparationsAquatic centerKennedy ParkLeaky linerPreparations are underway to tear down a longtime summer staple in South Bend. The Potawatomi Park pool, closed since 2022, is now one step closer to demolition. Crews were out Friday securing the site and getting it ready for removal.
Potential Jeff Bezos backed EV truck project sparks buzz in Warsaw

2 weeks ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

It could be one of the biggest developments in years for Warsaw. A former printing plan has been sitting empty for years. Now, there’s growing speculation that a new electric vehicle company could bring it back to life. That electric vehicle manufacturing plant is backed in part by billionaire Jeff Bezos. The building is hard to miss — a 1.4 million-square-foot building that housed the former R.R. Donnelley printing plant on Old U-S 30.
LaPorte loses over $1M in federal grants, impacting police and forestry projects

2 weeks ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

TOPICS:LaPorteFederal grantsPolice departmentFundingTechnologyUrban forestMayor Tom DermodyPublic safetyTwo major grants promised to LaPorte are now off the table. City officials say this is a major blow, especially for LaPorte Police, who were counting on those dollars to replace critical equipment that’s starting to fail. LaPorte has now lost more than $1 million in federal grants — the latest, a $400,000 technology grant for the police department.
Elkhart County 'gives a dam' about Johnson Street Dam's future

3 weeks ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

With more questions about the future of the Johnson Street Dam, local leaders and residents are working together, determined to protect what they say is a vital part of the region’s identity. (WSBT photo)
National Crime Victims' Rights Week focuses on healing, connection in Cass County

1 month ago | wsbt.com | Tyonna Baxter

Families in Cass County gathered on Friday not just to remember, but to lean on one another. It’s all part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week—an effort focused on healing through community. The message on Friday: healing happens through connection—and this community is working to make sure no one goes through it alone. In front of the Cass County Law & Courts Building, families, advocates, and officials gathered under the weight of memory—and the hope of healing.

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