Media
One major daily newspaper serves the South Bend Metro area, the South Bend Tribune. It is distributed throughout the Michiana region and publishes five editions including a Metro edition, a Mishawaka edition, a Michigan edition, a Penn-Harris-Madison East edition, and a Marshall edition. The South Bend Tribune along with WSBT-TV is owned by Schurz Communications, a South Bend corporation that owns and operates 42 newspaper publications and television stations nationwide.
South Bend has a wide variety of local radio broadcast available in the area. Stations' programming content contains a wide variety including public radio, classical music, religious, country, and urban contemporary among others. For more information, see List of radio stations in Indiana.
As of 2008, the South Bend-Elkhart designated market area is the 89th largest in the United States, with 334,370 homes (0.3% of the U.S. population). Most of the major television networks have affiliates in the Michiana area.
Television stations located in South Bend include WNDU-TV (NBC), WNIT-TV (PBS) and WHME-TV (LeSEA). Stations located in nearby Mishawaka include WSBT-TV (CBS), WBND-LP (ABC), WCWW-LD (CW) and WMYS-LP (My Network TV). WSJV (Fox) also broadcasts in the Michiana area from Elkart.
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—Pope John Paul II (b. 1920)
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