Local News

• Elkhart County Gives a Dam Committee sets sights on saving local dam
• Arbor Day drawing contest winner announced as April 28 holiday events approach
• Mayor Mueller temporarily renames two streets in honor of Solidarity Day and Dyngus Day
• Semitruck carrying aerosol cans explodes into flames on I-65
• Major crash at U.S. 12 and Fir Road disrupts traffic Monday afternoon
• Section of Walnut Road closed through May 2
• Local scammers contacting families of missing people claiming to have them hostage, demand money
• Patch work to cause lane restrictions on Jefferson Road
• Bishop Rhodes comments on the passing of Pope Francis
• Violent Crimes Unit investigating shooting with one victim
• Cooling through today
• Michiana Community reacting to Pope Francis's death 
• Notre Dame professor discusses Pope Francis' impact on the Catholic Church
• Motorcyclist arrested for OWI, Resisting Law Enforcement following crash
• South Bend to host Linden Avenue Farmer's Market for fifth year
• Pope Francis dead at 88 years old, Vatican City says
• Notre Dame Hockey set to host 'Paint the Ice' event
• Easter egg hunt brings smiles to families in South Bend
• Three Oaks American Legion Post 204 set to host 73rd annual Hog Roast Fundraiser
• Showers Overnight, Clear to start the week
• SBPD's Spring Prospect Day 2025 application deadline approaching
• Expanded services for the residents of Warsaw for Earth Week
• The Barker Mansion hosting a series of presentations on Architectural Styles of Indiana
• Hedwig Memorial Center hosting a Dyngus Day celebration
• Some showers this afternoon
• Michiana Crime Stoppers Spring Shredding Event May 3 at SJC Fairgrounds
• Elkhart County Historical Museum to host presentation on the history of Latino immigrants in Elkhart County
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County sends four to the hospital
• "No Kings" protest takes over downtown Saint Joseph Saturday
• Dry evening, rain returns Sunday
• Goshen Community Schools celebrates grand opening of new sports complex
• Seven injured in two-vehicle crash
• Fire in Lincoln Charter Township in Berrien County
• Section of Generation Drive to close April 21-May 5 for water and road repairs
• Partners for Clear Air scholarship open for high school seniors in La Porte, Porter, and Lake counties
• Morning showers and storms move through, but dry for the rest of Saturday
• Goodwill hosting military veteran Stand Down events across Northern Indiana
• Easter Egg Hunt at Charles Black Center Saturday
• South Bend Schools CFO finds project exceeded budget
• Car crashes into St. Joseph Family Medicine building Friday afternoon
• Section of Guam Avenue to close for utility extensions
• South Bend Police responding to possible shooting at 700 blocks of Indiana and Dubail
• 4/20: Reception is high for local Niles dispensaries
• Indiana National Guard celebrating 250th Anniversary of 'shot heard round the world' Saturday
• Potentially severe storms tonight, patchy rain this weekend
• Wall heater sparks southwest Michigan fire Friday morning
• One sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash in Cass County
• Elkhart community schools to host disability resource fair Saturday
• Easter Bunny hops by NICU at Beacon Children’s Hospital
• Police investigating shooting death of 15-year-old
• UPDATE: Elkhart Police Department phone issues resolved Friday
• VIDEO: Car fire on U.S. 31 Thursday night
• Two men arrested after fleeing from Mishawaka police Friday morning
• South Bend woman sentenced for embezzling from Mishawaka Post Office
• Plymouth police seek public's help identifying driver and vehicle
• Michiana Media: How the Tri-Way Drive-In stays current while remaining a classic
• Ireland and Ironwood intersection rebuild entering Phase 2
• Man arrested for Failing to Appear for Bench Warrant and Theft of a motorcycle
• D.A.R.E. fundraiser at Strikes and Spares Friday
• Warm and breezy during the day, Storms overnight
• Michigan man arrested driving stolen ATV, also charged with possession of meth
• Test your knowledge with ABC57's weekly news quiz
• Rotary Club of Greater Niles looking for new members
• St. Joseph Grade School does donation walk in honor of a promise
• Libraries brace for possible budget cuts from Senate Bill 1
• Two juveniles injured in firework accident in South Bend
• South Bend man sentenced to 128 months in prison
• Horizon elementary school students assemble duffle bags for foster kids
• South Bend Fire Department memorial reassembled at Seitz Park
• South Bend crime stats continue downward trend
• All Indiana BMV locations closed April 18 for Good Friday
• Rain bookends the Easter Weekend
• South Bend woman sentenced to over 17 years in prison for drug charges
• Two South Bend men arrested for Theft and Resisting Law Enforcement in Elkhart
• Fifteen-year-old girl missing out of Mishawaka
• County police warn of weekly traffic delay starting Saturday
• Notre Dame senior Steve Angeli plans to enter transfer portal
• SJC Humane Society hosting free pet microchipping event April 19
• Northbound U.S. 35 blocked following crash with semi-truck
• Benton Harbor School Board joins dozens of educators in sending letter to Congresswoman
• SBPD officer's goal of replacing ripped basketball nets around city receives boost
• Elkhart Chapter of Black Expo hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Annual Moose Krause Memorial Foundation Scholar-Athlete dinner honors Michiana student-athletes
• MACOG celebrates local efforts to improve regional air quality
• Getting warmer through Friday, severe risk develops tomorrow night
• SBCSC board approves interim superintendent’s contract
• Michigan A.G. joins coalition challenging Trump Administration, launches complaint form
• St. Joe County Police unveil new BOLA wrap technology
• Knox City Police officer assaulted by suspect
• Paid seasonal parking coming to downtown St. Joseph
• Attorney General Todd Rokita opposes lawsuit dismissal
• SBCSC reacts to potential $27 million dollar budget cut under Senate Bill 1
• Wayne Street parking garage opens with 400 new spaces in South Bend
• Warming, then stormy
• Monterey man found guilty of Attempted Murder in 2023 case
• Elkhart County man charged with five counts of Child Molestation
• Four arrested in Elkhart Monday after drugs found in High Street residence
• Potawatomi Zoo announces big cat habitat expansion, first expansion in zoo's history
• Man charged with four counts of Child Molesting
• Former Washington High School basketball coach becomes assistant at UTA, brings three daughters along