Reliable reporting is what we stand for at WNDU, and one of our most reliable reporters — Mark Peterson — is filing his last ...

South Bend Mayor James Mueller stopped by The WNDU studios to congratulate Mark on his retirement and bestow him with a big ...

Our friend and colleague Mark Peterson got a big surprise from the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners ahead of his last ...

After joining the 16 News Now team at WNDU-TV in 1985, Mark Peterson set out to build a solid reputation as one of Michiana's finest reporters. Not only has he accomplished that goal, but he's ...

This might not be a big surprise to some of our longtime viewers, but our newer viewers might not know that our friend and ...

After 40 years of service to the Michiana community, Mark has officially retired. He walked into work for the last time today ...

Longtime WNDU Reporter Mark Peterson walked into work for the last time today. He also received a bi honor from South Bend Mayor James Mueller! For 40 years, he’s worked hard behind the scenes to tell ...

This might not be a big surprise to some of our longtime viewers, but our newer viewers might not know that our friend and ...

The former Indiana senator and former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See (Vatican) had a lot of nice things to say about Mark.

After an initial appointment, where he was told surgery would be necessary in the coming months, he had a follow-up appointment to discuss options with cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Mark Peterson ...

He felt fit and healthy — so when his primary care physician at New York University's Langone Health told him he had a congenital heart condition that had never been detected before, he was shocked.

So, Dr. Peterson, if you believe—as your words often suggest—that Jesus Christ is not just a moral teacher but God incarnate, crucified and risen, then it is time.