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• Wipeout-style floating obstacle course coming to Pike Lake Beach
• Four-mile section of US12 to be completely shut down through August
• Hospital president: "Hospital of Bremen not at risk of closing"
• America's Best-Looking State Trooper Cruiser calendar contest pits Michigan against Indiana
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair looks to enhance accessibility, inclusion for disabled visitors
• UPDATE: Stray pig brought to Humane Society of SJC returned to owners
• Main Street bridge lane closures set to switch on July 1
• VIDEO: Beacon Health offering needle-free blood draws for trypanophobic patients
• Hoosier Racing Tire to receive tax abatement, invest $16.8 million for Plymouth
• Foreign exchange student coordinator discusses challenges facing the program
• Ownership of Elkhart County Courthouse transferred to city, building set to be demolished
• IPhone detects crash, first responders save driver's life Monday
• Martin's parent company, SpartanNash, sold to wholesale grocer for $1.77B
• Summer exhibits at Midwest Museum of America Art
• Friendship Park renamed in honor of late community leader Bernice Freeman
• Century Center holding global youth robotics competition June 19-22
• Autocam Medical to build $70M manufacturing expansion in Warsaw
• UPDATE: Jayco releases official statement, announces termination of 3 employees
• UPDATE: 20-year-old missing South Bend woman found safe
• Roughly 1.7M dozens eggs recalled, many sold in Indiana
• United Way of St. Joseph County brings new Neighbor Center to Mishawaka
• VIDEO: MSP vehicle hit on I-94 Saturday night in Berrien County
• Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition to host event addressing infant mortality in Elkhart County
• Cleveland Road roundabout construction delayed again as county faces issues with NIPSCO
• Local students to represent Indiana at 2025 National History Day contest in Maryland
• Section of Juniper Road to close Thursday for culvert pipe replacement
• Legendary South Bend baseball player Betsy Jochum passes away at 104
• Berrien County Health Department announces summer dental, hearing, vision screenings
• Local group holding veteran's appreciation event on June 6 anniversary of D-Day
• Argos announces Downtown Live at the Depot free summer concert series
• Potawatomi Zoo announces free Children's Day June 11
• UPDATE: Police vehicle stolen Wednesday afternoon, suspect now in custody
• South Shore Line will ban alcohol for certain summer events
• Sugary drinks, candy will be removed from Indiana SNAP Benefits
• Saint Joseph High School alum Ratigan transfers home to hoop for the Irish
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office asking for help identifying scam suspect
• Memorial Day travel taking off in Michiana
• Fulton County first in state with fiber internet available to every home, business
• Indiana Dunes, Pokagon State Park celebrating 100 year anniversaries
• 56-year-old man missing after leaving South Bend on Greyhound
• Potawatomi Zoo extending Zoo Luminate event through June 1
• ABC57 earns two Edward R. Murrow Awards for investigative and sports journalism
• Irish alum Garrity named General Manager of Men's and Women's hoops
• Goshen prepares for golf cart use with Rules and Registration Day May 31
• South Bend plans to spend $10M on resurfacing, reconstructing roads in 2025
• Two Michigan City motels close indefinitely for code violations
• Dates set for LPGA Epson Tour's Four Winds Invitational
• South Bend breaks ground on Byers Softball Complex Thursday
• Newly renovated Charles Yarbrough Park to hold dedication ceremony May 17
• BREAKING: Owner of Jay's Lounge in talks to sell building and land to dispensary
• Local SRO Carr wins national award for service, compassion, and support
• Dredging in St. Joseph Harbor begins May 13
• The Silicon Prairie: Power Worries
• Bill authored by local state senator to raise teacher salaries signed into law Tuesday
• Two men arrested after triggering burglary alarm at Potawatomi Zoo Tuesday
• State disaster relief fund now open to victims of March 30-April 2 storm damage
• Two suspects in custody, one on the run after local barn burglary
• MISSING PERSON: 68-year-old special needs adult missing from Elkhart
• South Bend buzzing with excitement amid WNBA preseason game
• Free baseball for U.S. military members during SB Cubs Military Appreciation Weekend
• Portage Township implements housing inspection program starting in May
• Five Medals Living History experience starts May 2 in Nappanee
• Extra Life: As one arcade closes, another is slated to open at UP Mall
• Repairs on southbound U.S. 31 to start April 28 and continue through August
• Summer Activities Expo highlights seasonal activities for kids of all ages April 26
• UPDATE: Thursday morning ribbon cutting officially marks opening of Link Trail
• Local scammers contacting families of missing people claiming to have them hostage, demand money
• Benton Harbor School Board joins dozens of educators in sending letter to Congresswoman
• Two local high school students honored by sheriff's office for putting out arson fire
• Berrien County Health Department, MSU partner to help public safely raise chickens
• Berrien County road getting summer-long improvement project
• Main Street bridge in Mishawaka prepares for closures that will last into October
• South Shore Line proposing 10 percent rate increase starting July 1
• South Bend to begin hiring $16 per hour seasonal positions
• Indiana Supreme Court asking for public comment on proposed rule changes
• Fundraiser held to help rescued dog become certified therapy dog
• UPDATE: Beacon Health completes purchase of Ascension Healthcare including four hospitals, 35 outpatient clinics
• South Shore Line Rider's Survey is now live, ready for customer input
• VIDEO: Five semitrucks overturned by wind on I-65 Wednesday afternoon
• "I'm dreaming right along with you," SB Cubs owner wants Triple-A affiliation
• Man faces several charges after headbutting officer and injuring hospital security guard
• Nappanee Public Library to undergo renovations
• Michiana residents warned to be aware of post-storm scams
• City of South Bend provides street cleanup details following intense storm
• South Bend Cubs local television schedule for 2025 season released
• Former SBCSC Superintendent Cummings negotiating contract in Phoenix
• Changes coming April 2 to Michigan child safety seat laws
• Warsaw man sentenced to two years for stealing Mishawaka cop car
• Driver dead after fleeing from BCSO deputy, crashing into Buchanan home Wednesday morning
• New Mishawaka LEGO store holding grand opening Saturday
• Being aware of mosquito borne illnesses during the traveling season
• WATCH: Two kids nearly hit by car while trying to get on school bus, police investigating
• How the weather affects maple syrup production
• Nestlé recalls Lean Cuisine and Stouffer's products
• Construction begins on segment of trail connecting Chicago to New Buffalo
• University Park Mall Forever 21 set to close as national chain files bankruptcy
• BREAKING: South Bend Police Department tapes case officially going to trial in June
• Two arrested after man sets fire to La Porte County hotel room, bars door from inside
• South Bend St. Patrick's Day Parade rescheduled
• Registration for South Bend Cubs baseball camps now open