Local News

• Marshall County Sheriff's deputies make arrest after finding destructive devices
• Water Wonderful World book signing at Andrews University Library
• More clouds, breezier than yesterday
• YMCA to lead Montessori program at Northside in Niles this fall
• Cass County Commissioners to collect hazardous waste and used tires
• Mishawaka Fire Department responded a fire downtown
• Annual Blue Gold game took place Saturday afternoon
• Dowagiac Fire Department open house took place Saturday afternoon
• Inmate death investigation at LaGrange County Jail
• Platinum Motorsports donates 2 Jetski's to Marine Patrol for Van Buren County
• Irish battle each other in blue gold game Saturday afternoon
• Mild tomorrow, Temperatures cool by midweek
• Family searches for donor to help 4-year-old with rare blood disease
• Fatal semi-truck crash in Berrien County early Saturday morning
• Truck crashed into building in Granger early Saturday morning
• Freeman's Focus: Coach Freeman discusses the importance of giving Notre Dame fans what they want
• Ask The Experts: Co-owner and senior editor for Irish Illustrated Tim Prister stops by
• Irish prove skill-sets in front of scouts at NFL Pro Day
• Former Notre Dame star Ricky Watters holds book signing at Hammes Bookstore
• 'Gold Helmet to Gold Jacket' exhibit at Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Reviewing the new arrivals for Notre Dame football
• Notre Dame quarterbacks compete for starting role in Riley Leonard's absence
• Very pleasant weekend in store
• Gardening workshops return to Friendship Botanic Gardens
• Notre Dame history revealed in The Shirt 2025
• Local record stores prepares for Record Store Day 2025 Saturday
• Compton Family Ice Arena hosts Intercollegiate U.S. Figure Skating Final
• Elkhart County tragedy prompts reminder for drivers to watch for buggies
• Marshall County non-profit pushes for work zone safety after tragic loss
• Notre Dame Football season tickets: is it worth it?
• New Carlisle neighbors see major property tax spike
• A nice, dry weekend
• Berrien County road getting summer-long improvement project
• How historic Twin Twister photo changed the way we see storms
• Berrien County roads receiving resurfacing treatments
• Blossomland Bridge stuck in down position, repair time unknown
• Man arrested for Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon in Pulaski County Friday
• Notre Dame to sell alcohol at football, basketball, and hockey games
• Indiana Governor declares State of Emergency in Marshall County Friday
• South Bend man awaits extradition in Texas for drugs charges
• Driver identified in fatal Thursday morning crash, investigation ongoing
• Blue-Gold Game Forecast
• Michigan City police officer on mandatory administrative leave with pay following shooting
• Cause of Thursday night apartment fire under investigation
• Cool and sunny today, getting warmer this weekend
• St. Paul Arts and Craft Show returns to South Bend
• Test your knowledge with ABC57's weekly news quiz
• New Carlisle residents respond to possible new community center
• Notre Dame Football Players Sign Autographs at Mishawaka Dick’s Sporting Goods
• State leaders talk lawsuits and civic action at Benton Harbor town hall
• How FEMA grant cuts could impact local county EMAs
• Vehicle flips over outside Four Winds Casino in South Bend Thursday
• Documentary, 'Demetrius DuBose, All American,' screening Saturday
• Fisher-Price recalls 253K stroller toys sold across U.S., Canada, and Amazon
• Fair weather this weekend
• Former NFL quarterback, Daunte Culpepper talks hope and resilience at Spotlight Dinner
• Easter events to hop along to across Michiana
• Woman dead after getting stuck in Marshall County grain bin
• Bikes for Kids to provide over 500 bikes to kids in need starting April 19
• Future Fair for students, job hunters, and employers set for April 16 at LMC
• Free haircuts offered for local kids April 13, hotdogs and hotcakes also provided
• Main Street bridge in Mishawaka prepares for closures that will last into October
• Public meeting April 24 in New Carlisle on proposed improvements to S.R. 2 intersection
• Boil water order canceled for Dowagiac
• Improved flood monitoring project canceled in Marshall County due to grant termination
• Stretch of U.S. 12 in Berrien County to have lane restriction, closures all summer
• UPDATE: Roads reopened after crash near Concord High School left one dead
• Keeping cool and cloudy today, sunnier and warmer weather on the way
• SBPD monthly crime stat meeting giving residents space to be heard
• 'Go Solo Festival' fosters experience and confidence for Coloma Community School students
• Local international markets brace for possible tariffs despite pause
• 200-unit apartment complex could come to Lincoln Township
• Notre Dame introduces new Catalino Family Head Hockey Coach 
• Indiana State Park Trail Chairs bring accessibility to Potato Creek State Park
• The weather improves this weekend
• South Bend man sentenced for selling fentanyl while on supervised release for selling heroin
• New Carlisle proposing new community center, two meetings scheduled to hear public feedback
• South Shore Line proposing 10 percent rate increase starting July 1
• UPDATE: Children identified in deadly car crash with horse-drawn cart Wednesday morning
• How Indiana's number of tornadoes stack up against 'Tornado Alley' so far this year
• U.S. 20 lane closures begin April 15 for bridge, guardrail, pavement work
• Niles gears up for the grand opening of the NODE
• South Bend opens applications for 2025 Lamppost Lighting Program
• Busy Berrien Springs road to be under construction for months starting April 14
• Bunny Express event happening April 12 in Elkhart
• Steady rain later today, cool weather the rest of the week
• Players to look out for this season at Four Winds Field
• ABC57 Anchor Brian Conybeare speaks with South Bend Cubs Team Owner Andrew Berlin
• Ivy Tech Day brings South Bend-Elkhart alumni and community together to support students' success
• Notre Dame football players, CFP trophies available to the public Thursday
• Rain moves in Wednesday with warmer temperatures returning soon
• Former South Bend Cub and Current Chicago Cub Matt Shaw reflects on his time in South Bend
• Three of Chicago Cubs top-10 prospects playing for South Bend Cubs in 2025
• The historic level of development coming to downtown South Bend
• South Bend to begin hiring $16 per hour seasonal positions
• UPDATE: Power seemingly restored to dozens of NIPSCO customers in Bremen Tuesday
• Five arrested on drug charges, warrants, and more in Berrien County
• New South Bend Cubs swag available for 2025 season
• Man faces felonies for allegedly attempting to fly contraband drone into prison
• Application window open for 2025 Curb and Sidewalk Reimbursement Program