ABC57 Investigates

• 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
• Too much force? Part 3
• Too much force? Part 2
• Too much force? Part 1
• State of emergency declared in Elkhart County to combat EEE virus
• New info on contractor at center of FBI investigation into South Bend Housing Authority
• FBI conducting investigation at South Bend Housing Authority, 2 other properties
• Berrien Springs High School Principal charged with drunk driving, carrying gun
• Mixed feelings about proposed apartments for homeless
• ABC57 confronts Mayor Pete about police department, morale
• Assessing South Bend's rise in crime and police department morale
• Is FaceApp putting your privacy at risk? A local expert says not really
• Crime still an issue at Oliver Apartments as city considers another homeless apartment complex
• Neighbors concerned about new proposed apartments for homeless
• Dangerous South Bend intersection investigation
• ABC57 investigation uncovered startling number of nurses stealing, abusing drugs
• Homeowner stops mowing lawn claiming it's "Wildlife Habitat"
• Elkhart County car dealership accused of more shady deals
• Front & Center: Popular cars come with hidden, dangerous blind zones
• Looking for Linda's Killer Podcast 4: Investigating the family
• Looking for Linda's Killer: Investigating the family (Part 4)
• Looking For Linda's Killer Podcast 3: An evolving investigation
• Looking For Linda's Killer: An evolving investigation (Part 3)
• Looking For Linda's Killer Podcast 2: Examining two suspects
• Looking For Linda's Killer: Two suspects (Part 2)
• 'Please do not flush them;' Flushables wipes are not so flushable
• Looking For Linda's Killer Podcast 1: The beginning
• Looking For Linda's Killer: 1987 (Part 1)
• ACLU pushes for removal of sex offender registry
• Fact Check: Does Mayor Pete have more military experience than George W. Bush
• ABC57 Investigation into catfishing sex offender results in federal conviction
• Mystery man tries to lure 12-year-old into car in Bristol
• Elkhart Police are searching for shooting suspects
• Lonnie Painter's past victim shares story of wild hit and run altercation
• South Bend business target of suspected arson twice in a year
• Fighting Back Podcast: Following up with two sexual harassment victims
• Fighting back: Firefighter allegedly sexually harassed multiple women over several years
• ABC57 Investigates: La Porte Co. Mobile Home Park hit with multiple violations
• Reports detail how Will Smith allegedly took repossessed SUV
• Mayoral candidate Will Smith facing charges in California
• Two Warsaw cops suspended for making copy of video involving chief
• South Bend mayoral candidate Will Smith arrested
• Payroll tax fraud believed to be spreading throughout Indiana's construction industry
• Hackers steal $380,000 from Schurz Communications
• Forest River violations top $250,000, workers blame drug use and poor safety practices
• The Mongo Murders Podcast 4: A possible motive
• The Mongo Murders: A potential accomplice
• Bodycam video of Warsaw Police Chief incident released
• The Mongo Murders Podcast 3: Who is Terry Durbin?
• The Mongo Murders: Who is Terry Durbin?
• Goshen woman locked in her basement by own family shares her story to help others
• State Police to look into incident involving Warsaw Police Chief
• The Mongo Murders Podcast 2: Strange behavior
• The Mongo Murders: Questions about the investigation
• Amazon could be eyeing South Bend
• Tenants at new Granger apartment complex fed up with soaring electric bills
• The Mongo Murders Podcast 1: A gruesome scene
• The Mongo Murders: An introduction
• Wife accused of killing soldier husband makes disturbing social media posts
• ABC57 Investigates: The state of hate in Indiana
• Customers say Gurley Leep taking no responsibility for stolen cars in service lot
• Year in Review 2018: South Bend Police fatal crash
• Family files federal lawsuit against Elkhart Police, Chiefs, Officers, City
• Booming economy bringing staffing and overtime problems to St. Joseph County Jail
• Audit reveals problems persists for South Bend Housing Authority
• School corporation at center of deadly bus stop crash denies public access to records
• ABC57 investigation leads to sex offender's arrest
• The River: The future of the investigations (Part 3)
• The River: A Real Time Investigation, Podcast 3
• Criminals attempt break-in at South Bend gun shop
• The River: Debunking rumors (Part 2)
• Problem property has neighbors concerned after fifth fire breaks out
• The River: A Real-Time Investigation, Podcast 2
• ABC57 Investigates: Are local limo companies following state and federal laws?
• The River: 6 Faces (Part 1)
• The River: A Real Time Investigation, Podcast 1
• ABC57 Investigates: South Bend eviction rate 3 times the national average
• ABC57 Investigates: Sex crimes in St. Joseph County
• Metro Homicide identifies woman's body, husband claims she was kidnapped