ABC57 Investigates

• Beyond the Badge: Why North Judson PD starts each day at local schools
• Attorney calls Notre Dame, other universities, "gatekeepers to the American Dream"
• Notre Dame accused of admissions practice benefiting wealthy families, potential donors
• Beyond the Badge: North Judson PD uses big toolbox of resources to keep town safe
• Elkhart Police see catalytic converter thefts jump more than 500%
• Officer accused of sex with a minor has a history of working with teenagers
• Beyond the Badge: How LaPorte County Sheriff's Office patrols commercial drivers
• Delta-8 THC grows in popularity, as questions surround legality
• Beyond the Badge: How drones, robots play a role at LaPorte County Sheriff's Office
• Beyond the Badge: How do investigators reconstruct the scene of an accident?
• Beyond the Badge: Challenges of night shift; how one Sergeant's fight for his life didn't stop him from serving
• Benton Harbor residents file class action lawsuit over lead water crisis
• Beyond the Badge: Behind the bars in Marshall County jail inspires a lot of artistic ability
• Beyond the Badge: Flag once flown over U.S. Capitol returned to veteran after 20 years
• Elkhart man accused of fraud scheme and murder plot
• Beyond the Badge: Teamwork between Marshall County Deputy and K-9 Diesel
• Beyond the Badge: How training prepares officers for difficult situations
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 6
• Elkhart Republican Party Chairman responds to new revelations in Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 5
• Beyond the Badge: Debunking crime show myths with Nappanee detective
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 5
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 4
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 3
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 2
• Local baby with rare disorder could be soon pulled off life support despite parents' wishes
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 1
• Beyond the Badge: Meet Pulaski County K-9 Loki
• Family Secrets: Life with Kenny Lain
• New information in the death of 31-year-old Tiffany Helbling
• Preview of ABC57 investigation into the death of Tiffany Helbling
• Beyond the Badge: A real look at the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department
• Metro Homicide Unit disbands as South Bend Police lack officers, detectives to spare
• Autopsy report for 6-month-old Asaiah Molik has disturbing findings
• Justin Miller facing murder charge in death of Mercedes Lain, according to Starke County Prosecutor's Office
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski on COVID-19, Mercedes Lain, and DCS
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski reacts to explosions in Kabul, calls situation a 'disgrace'
• Court documents shed light on Mercedes Lain's father, Kenny Lain's, troubled past
• Expert: Taliban takeover inevitable, a multi-administration failure
• ABC57 Investigates: Suffering in Solitude, what happened to Tiffany Helbling?
• Benton Harbor leaders fed up with gun violence, announce plan to curb it
• PHM parents, administrator meet to address concerns over curriculum
• ABC57 Investigates: Buying Time, new Alzheimer's drug coming to Michiana
• New numbers show increased absenteeism, seniors not on track to graduate at South Bend high schools
• Family of late-Granger man says he went to fire station for help, ended up dead
• Elkhart man exonerated after spending 16 years in prison for wrongful conviction
• Juvenile arrested in Castle Point shooting appears in court for initial hearing
• Two South Bend buildings collapse days apart, both had ongoing Code Enforcement cases
• Granger mass shooting: Investigators say no tips have come in, 300-500 people present
• Catholic bishops drafting Eucharastic document, could limit Communion for pro-choice politicians
• One man killed during advertised party, was a permit needed for the event?
• Michiana woman speaks out after young kids allegedly demanded money, vandalized car
• Youth employment tracking to fall on employer, not schools starting July 1
• Vaccination requirements, some incentives could drive worker shortage up
• Indiana State Police launch investigation against South Bend Fire Department
• Daily vaccination rate slowing down; could we see local vaccine incentives?
• Neighbors react after woman robbed at gunpoint in Niles
• Niles woman robbed at gunpoint on the way to work
• Impact on mental health, addiction recovery as things go back to normal
• Four months into online gambling, Michigan seeing big payoff
• Sticker shock: Higher tax bills and assessed property value, but why?
• What really goes on behind-the-scenes of Michiana's favorite food delivery services?
• How Johnson & Johnson pause will impact clinical trials in Michiana
• Are the disinfectant cleaners you use at home getting the job done?
• Changes to public health guidelines; a path back to normalcy
• Millions of Johnson & Johnson vaccines doses ruined, but what's next?
• Hoosiers: Will your county require masks?
• California variant found in St. Joseph County could impact recovery efforts
• Local health officials can still enforce stricter guidelines on masks in Indiana
• Indiana-based company behind vaccine sign-up technology, inventory
• Health officials weigh in on expanded vaccine eligibility, immunity
• FAQ: What it takes to qualify for COVID-19 vaccine
• Digging deeper into the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccines
• Vaccine hesitancy among religious groups over use of fetal tissue in development
• Temporary changes to PPP program, what it means for small business owners
• What we know so far about the death of Louis Nix
• 'COVID-19 and Crime, Courts' Part 3: Local family seeking justice during pandemic shutdown
• 'COVID-19 and Crime, Courts' Part 2: Pandemic impact on courts in Michiana
• Evolving Pandemic: Digging deeper into new COVID-19 strains
• Verifying the vaccine: What's a myth and what's fact?
• UV light sanitization devices: Do they work? Are they worth your money?
• Is Cash Still King?
• 'The Costs of COVID-19' Part 4: 'Unseen' impact on children
• 'The Costs of COVID-19' Part 3: Mental health, addiction
• 'The Costs of COVID-19' Part 2: Frontline health care workers
• ABC57 investigates: Misrepresented Medicine
• 'The Costs of COVID-19' Part 1: Health care costs, billing difficulties
• ABC57 Investigates: Send us a tip
• Experts warning consumers of phishing messages ahead of Amazon Prime Day
• Health department could rollback reopening plan as hospitalization rates increase
• ABC57 Investigates: Face coverings have become the new normal, but how well do they work?
• ABC57 Investigates: How fire safe is your apartment?
• A helping hand for the homeless in Michiana
• How COVID-19 has impacted Michiana crime levels, first responders
• ABC57 Investigates: Scammers putting health, finances at risk
• ABC 57 Investigates: Inside the Frontlines
• ABC57 Investigates: Car washes — are you getting your money’s worth?
• A Growing Problem: Teen Domestic Violence in Michiana
• Terminally ill woman says contractor took hundreds without doing work
• Dispatch investigated for minivan tragedy response
• ABC57 investigates a South Bend Firefighter cheating scandal