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• Train cars carrying semi-trailers catch fire in Goshen
• Mishawaka McDonald's customer pulls gun on drive-thru worker Monday
• UPDATE: South Bend responds to lawsuit filed by Department of Justice Friday
• Elkhart County: "New jury summons postcards not a scam"
• Fresh electrical crews leave for Florida Thursday
• Indiana Dunes announces Cypress Log Cabin is available for lodging
• Three BCSO deputies presented Livesaving Awards Thursday morning
• Elkhart's historic Mohawk steam engine to be restored
• Paving project on Western Avenue begins Tuesday morning
• SBPD, SBFD teaming up to collect supplies for hurricane victims
• Early voting in St. Joseph County begins Oct. 8
• Goshen Fire Chief Sink named Indiana's Chief of the Year
• La Porte Mobile Voting Unit to be at Town Hall Wednesday afternoon
• UPDATE: Village of Three Oaks could be under Water Boil Order until end of the week
• UPDATE: South Bend, Benton Harbor Big Lots set to close
• P-H-M Schools receive over $53K in Robotics Grants from IDOE
• Judge Cichowicz files defamation lawsuit against Henry Davis Jr.
• President Biden expected to be in South Bend Saturday for private event
• Seal coating will close section of S.R. 331 starting Monday
• SLIDESHOW: Workers discover forgotten time capsule at Indiana Dunes National Park
• Local firefighters head south to help prepare for Hurricane Helene
• Whirlpool discount sale benefitting United Way returns Oct. 12-13
• Florida man leads local authorities on destructive chase through multiple counties
• Man arrested in connection to Elkhart gas station armed robbery
• CW25 releases ACC basketball schedule, including five Notre Dame games
• 'BE KIND' campaign launches with First Fridays event on Oct. 4
• Starke County Sheriff's Office welcomes K-9 Reaper
• Michigan officials blame vehicles with good fuel economy, EVs for bad county roads
• Two tornados confirmed in Michiana Tuesday night, two injured
• SLIDESHOW: LaGrange recovers, rebuilds day after EF-1 tornado
• Local cyclist donates to 'Santa's Elficers'
• New Jersey Mike's Subs to open in Benton Harbor Wednesday
• State to hold hearing on approval of raising Elkhart water rates Oct. 1
• LoveWay holding 30th annual Ride-A-Thon fundraiser for those with disabilities
• Explore the national parks on 12-day virtual journey
• Father of three young girls found dead in Wolcottville home speaks
• Student pulls out BB Gun on bus ride home from Walt Disney Elementary Thursday
• Judicial Misconduct: An ABC57 News follow up
• South Shore Lines get 'Quiet Zone' approval in Michigan City
• Burn ban put into effect in Kosciusko County Wednesday night
• Water main flushing begins Sept. 19 in Knox
• South Shore passengers to be bussed between Indiana stations starting Sept. 23
• Shelton's Farm Market in Niles closing after more than 75 years
• Concord Township fire claims C.R. 118 home Monday night
• Morris breaks ground on new addition Tuesday morning
• Potentially dangerous dairy sold at Michigan markets
• 'Burn Ban' put in place for Marshall County Monday
• ABC57 gives studio tour to special guest Nancy Young
• Saying goodbye to South Bend Motor Speedway as auto auction eyes property
• Historic hotel building in Benton Harbor to be purchased, renovated
• Notre Dame football hot spot CJs Pub celebrates 40th birthday
• South Bend Transpo, South Shore Line announce schedule changes for Irish home games
• Galien River County Park in New Buffalo closed until further notice
• Korean-Mexican food truck opens in South Bend Tuesday
• LGBTQ Center in South Bend facing crucial changes
• South Bend's Jackson Middle School suspends all sports for three weeks due to student behavior
• Coast Guard issues warnings ahead of Labor Day Weekend
• Drowning in tax obligations, Arlington Swim Club pool closes
• Section of C.R. 142 to be closed until further notice for bridge inspection
• UPDATE: Missing 21-year-old Elkhart man located safely
• Wednesday morning standoff in Marshall County ends with arrest of trespassing suspect
• Homes near Vistula Road construction could smell distinctive odor coming from pipes next week
• Motorcyclist and passenger sent to hospital after Elkhart County crash
• Cass County crash sends motorcyclist to Memorial Hospital
• U-Haul catches fire after speeding away from SJCP
• Notre Dame Leprechaun makes surprise visit to local elementary school Friday
• Local balloon artist helps drop over 100k balloons at DNC
• Portage Manor fundraising figures to be announced Wednesday, new Mishawaka park planned
• Mishawaka police led on third vehicle pursuit in 24 hours Monday evening
• NRC to perform special inspections at Cook Nuclear after repeated generator failure
• Mishawaka Police Chief Witkowski retires, Arendt to be sworn in as new chief Aug. 27
• Two men arrested for possession of narcotics, one sneaks drugs to Marshall County Jail
• Constantine Public School places Superintendent Holloway on leave
• UPDATE: Notre Dame suspends Men's Swimming program after independent conduct review
• Ten local farms receive historic awards from Indiana Department of Agriculture
• Two local Big Lots locations closing amid hundreds of national closures
• Fighting Irish hockey headed to the Friendly Confines
• Local Middle School educator Adams wins ISCA Counselor of the Year award
• Notre Dame opens season at No. 7 in AP and Coaches Polls
• La Porte County man captures beautiful time lapse of meteor shower coupled with northern lights
• New Indiana attendance law implemented this year aims to curb habitual truancy
• Annual U.S. 12 garage sale begins Friday in Michigan
• Bremen High School wipes traditional TPing prank
• BCHD expects E-Coli test results by Friday, beaches remain closed
• UPDATE: EF-2 tornado in southwest Michigan confirmed by National Weather Service
• SBN announces new service to Florida destinations
• E-Coli concerns close multiple beaches in Berrien County
• Indiana Dunes National Park to burn mounting driftwood piles in coming weeks
• Penn High School welcomes elite coach for inaugural Girls Wrestling season
• Pair of South Bend road projects set to disrupt traffic this week
• 37-year-old Goshen man found dead in water
• School City of Mishawaka students to receive free meals for 2024-25 year
• South Shore Line making change to train schedule
• Indiana Arts Commission doles out $300K in local art grants
• South Bend Black Expo hosting back-to-school rally for kids
• Secretary of State office in Benton Harbor to close for remodeling July 29
• Bloomin' Fest 2024 popping up in Niles this weekend
• Road work on Shawnee will result in intermittent lane closures for next three weeks
• Fish Lake Festival raising funds for local fire department hits Hamlet Aug. 3
• Free financial literacy event for teens during British soccer match at Notre Dame