Local News

• South Bend goes green for St. Paddy's Day at Fiddler's Hearth
• St. Joseph County boards, City of Mishawaka, approve Memorandum of Understanding for data center project
• More than just fighting fires: Warsaw fire official helps with Lake Village tornado cleanup
• Snow Wednesday, rain Thursday, mild Friday
• Michigan statewide tornado drill scheduled for Wednesday
• Michigan City man arrested for allegedly making explosives, plotting to kill people
• UPDATE: Suspect identified in shooting at rest stop along I-94
• Sixty-vehicle pileup closes section of I-94 Monday evening
• U.S. Senate honors life and legacy of late Lou Holtz
• Avian influenza discovered in two Indiana flocks
• Indiana AG reaches agreement with owners of Argos apartment complex
• Man charged with Murder following shooting at party
• Snow wrapping up today, returns tomorrow
• Slick roads lead to three-vehicle crash, section of Brick Road closed
• Summer's Spotlight: The Morris debuts its 2026-27 season lineup
• Lake effect snow through this morning
• City commission approves new downtown paid parking plan
• Community shares concerns at board meeting over offensive language during Penn High School live stream
• Staying safe around downed power lines
• Former players share stories of Lou Holtz before his burial
• Trust, Love, and Commitment: Lou's Life Lessons
• Notre Dame ready for funeral traffic
• Notre Dame community says their final farewell to Coach Lou Holtz
• Remembering Lou Holtz: Broadcasters reflect on Holtz' role in television
• Harbor Country Mission announces parking lot paving project
• ESPN's Rece Davis remembers the life and legacy of Lou Holtz
• Local projects part of MDOT's $6M commitment to local road safety improvements
• Cold, snowy and breezy overnight
• 70-year-old man sent to hospital after crashing into utility pole
• 'Political vengeance,' Drake, GOP leaders respond to swatting arrest
• Annual yard waste collection starts March 30 in South Bend
• SBPD investigating stabbing on S. Main Street Monday
• Tornado damage assessments continue Tuesday, Wednesday in Cass County
• Attempted robbery at Knox Dollar General Monday, investigation ongoing
• Plymouth Police seeking information in theft case
• The snow sticks around
• Illinois man pleads guilty for New Prairie High School Baseball Team crash
• UPDATE: LaGrange lifts boil water order Monday
• Wintery weather starting in Michiana
• Former players and coaches return to Notre Dame to honor Lou Holtz
• Notre Dame prepares for funeral of legendary coach Lou Holtz
• Shipshewana on the Road takes over Elkhart
• Residents without power due to high wind gusts and rain
• Large crowds expected at Notre Dame for Lou Holtz visitation
• 2nd annual Indiana's Largest Easter Egg Hunt set for end of March
• Multi-agency Resource event for residents impacted by tornado in Cass County
• Storms arrive this evening, Snow Monday morning
• South Bend City and REAL Services to present age-friendly plan
• INDOT hosting public meeting regarding S.R. 23 and Adams Road
• Blustery and stormy today
• Elkhart County Parks presents: Timberdoodle Trek
• South Bend Violent Crimes Unit investigating early morning homicide
• Michiana Home Show continues to bring vendors to South Bend
• Remembering Rio: Cookies and Canvas for the Heart raises awareness for children’s mental health
• Most residents have power restored following high winds
• Bethel University Department of Theatre set to perform Little Women the Musical
• 26th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade takes over Downtown South Bend
• State of Michigan plans voluntary tornado drill
• Currant Road set to close beginning March 18
• NIPSCO updates customers on power outages across Michiana
• Active weather arrives Sunday
• Indiana Michigan Power raise Elkhart Hydroelectric Reservoir for Spring
• Vehicle pursuit leads to arrest of two in La Porte
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt and World Water Day celebration
• Studebaker Museum speaker series: restoring the lost vehicles of 007
• Calm today, storms return Sunday
• One injured in two-vehicle crash
• Resale to the Rescue annual S/NO Balls dance party fundraiser
• Michigan Maple Festival celebration at Maple Row Sugarhouse
• Thousands of people across Michiana experienced power outages following high winds on Friday
• Earl Wigfall holds Detective Trivia Night for Sheriff campaign
• Andy Stephenson named new chief of Goshen Police Department
• Indiana Michigan Power updates customers on power outages
• Preparations underway for South Bend’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• CAVA set to open in Mishawaka
• St. Joseph County Park shortens Sugar Camp Days due to road clean up
• Groundbreaking project underway for housing development
• Jefferson Boulevard renamed to kickoff St. Patrick's Day festivities
• Congressman Rudy Yakym on Iran conflict
• A look at some of the big concerts coming to St. Joseph County in 2026
• Mild Sunday, snow Monday
• Winamac man charged in alleged rape of 16-year-old
• City of South Bend seeking vendors for Linden Avenue Farmer's Market
• Wanted felon located and arrested in possession of firearm
• 34-year-old man charged with Promotion of Sex Trafficking
• LCSO investigating fatal Friday morning crash on US 35
• South Shore Line busing passengers between South Bend, Carroll Avenue due to weather conditions
• Strong winds topple multiple semi-trucks in La Porte County
• Marian High School head boys basketball coach suspended
• Drug investigation leads to woman arrested on federal immigration warrant
• South Shore Line offering extra trains for Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Community Leadership Academy opens applications
• Morris Performing Arts Center show season starts tonight
• High Wind Warning today
• Two-vehicle crash due to disregarded traffic signal on C.R. 17
• Elkhart residents fight unauthorized mobile home
• Fairfield breaks ground on $7 million athletics and band facilities project
• UPDATE: Driver identified in single-vehicle crash on S.R. 933
• Dan Schaetzle approved for 2026 re-election
• YWCA receives donation to support women's economic advancement