Good morning, Elkhart.

Car enthusiasts attended the final Classic Car Cruise-In of the season at Swan Lake Resort on Wednesday, Sept.

2. The event showcased vintage muscle cars + hot rods and custom builds as crowds gathered for one last look before the season ended.

Tayvein, a 15-year-old who loves gardening and caring for plants, is featured this week on Wednesday's Child, a program that spotlights local youth talents and hobbies.

St. Joseph County is on track for its biggest economic year as summer events such as Mac & Cheese Fest & live music shows spurred growth after renovations at Four Winds Field.

Elkhart Christian Academy began its three year legacy campaign by partnering with a design firm to create a master site plan for its 62 acre campus.

Future plans include adding 11 classrooms and a resource center, with phase one targeting a $4 million raise — $2.6 million raised.

Overnight closures began last night at the Elkhart Toll Plaza (Exit 92) for scheduled maintenance and repairs.

The plaza remains closed daily from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. until Oct. 17.

FEMA approved over $2.1 million for Hoosiers hurt by last month’s disaster; more than 25,000 residents applied and help will remain available until Oct.

25 + call FEMA or apply online.

Candy has been recalled in 13 states, including Indiana, because its packaging did not list milk as an allergen.

Customers who bought the product (sold at Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Homegoods and Sierra Trading Post) should destroy it and contact Crystal Temptations with proof of purchase for a refund.

Goshen factory workers quickly performed CPR and used an AED to treat a coworker experiencing a cardiac emergency.

Their swift actions underline the importance of regular training at the manufacturing facility.

Notre Dame’s football team will wear a new helmet decal honoring former coach Lou Holtz (who died in March) this season; the tribute debuts as the team faces Wisconsin at Lambeau Field.