Local News

• Dustin's Place hires on new therapy dog to expand grief counseling
• Foggy start to the morning
• Microsoft data center plans to fund Laporte Community School Corporation during construction
• San Pierre resident arrested and charged with felony child molesting
• Battered by repeated tornadoes, Cass County continues storm cleanup
• Luke Combs benefits local charity during South Bend stop, $150k and counting
• Family, friends and the Goshen community left in shock and mourning following apparent murder-suicide
• Spring is when tick season ramps up, here’s how to protect yourself
• WATCH: Crews respond to afternoon fire on McKinley Avenue
• Congressman Bill Huizenga files for re-election in Michigan's 4th District
• Several hurt in Berrien County crash involving semitruck, small bus
• Missing man found dead in Christmas tree box, roommate arrested for Murder
• Man charged with fatal OWI in buggy crash that left two children dead
• 19-year-old charged with threatening to bomb school and stab school nurse
• Jim Gaffigan to perform at Notre Dame
• April 18 tornado damage confirmed by NWS
• Lake Michigan College receives $525k in state grants for food access and mental health
• Allergy season blossoming
• NWS confirms EF-0 tornado touched down in St. Joseph County
• Warming quickly today
• Crisp and cold weather out the door
• Indiana Michigan Power plan for 100 percent clean energy
• Suspect in Goshen shooting leads officers in multi-county pursuit
• Teen's organ donation gives stranger a second chance at life
• City of South Haven introduces new lifeguard chief
• The confusion surrounding childhood vaccines
• Southwest Michigan dispensaries welcome thousands for first 4/20 after state wholesale tax takes effect
• Emergency funding and disaster recovery in Michigan explained following nine tornados
• American importers owed billions in refunds for tariffs
• UPDATE: Victim identified in downtown Goshen shooting
• Buchanan Tree Friends celebrating Arbor Day with tree plantings
• South Bend accepting applications for curb, sidewalk reimbursement program
• WATCH: Mishawaka police officers rescue man from apartment fire
• UPDATE: South Bend Schools fires teacher arrested for grooming and enticing a minor
• City of Elkhart hosting Tuesday Q&A on Rental Inspection and Registration Program
• Passenger paralyzed in 2025 New Year's Day crash, 23-year-old driver sentenced
• Portion of Lake Shore Drive to close Tuesday
• Tim Walberg files for re-election, stands without Republican competition
• Drier week expected for Michiana
• Goshen College Short Film Festival returns April 23
• Freeze Warning active
• NIA participates in road cleanup volunteer day
• Community concert brings generations together through music at the Lerner Theatre
• South Bend Cubs take series from Beloit despite no-hit loss in finale
• St. Joseph River rises into minor flood stage after weeks of heavy rain
• S.R. 25 in Fulton County set to close April 21
• Sign-ups now open for annual Sonnetfest at Notre Dame
• Southbound I-196 resurfacing begins April 20
• NWS investigating Friday night's severe weather in South Bend
• Freeze warning begins tonight
• Public information meeting for S.R. 13 reconstruction
• After afternoon showers, drier week ahead
• MDOT building new US 12 left-turn lanes near Edwardsburg
• Calm and cool now, showers later
• Cold out the door
• Bubba's 33 brings 200 new jobs to Elkhart
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival
• CJ Carr shines as Notre Dame holds annual Jersey Scrimmage ahead of Blue-Gold Game
• Boys and Girls Club giveaway sports shoes to kids in need
• Michigan City residents raise concern about Google’s Hyperscale Data Center
• Missing canoeist found in Berrien County Lake
• South Bend Cubs defeat Beloit Sky Carp Saturday
• The Lerner Theatre presents ABRA Cadabra – Celebrating the Music and Magic of ABBA
• Earth Day celebration honors Aldo Leopold at DeFries Homestead
• Potawatomi Zoo celebrates second annual Zoo Luminate
• Residents seek answers in fatal officer-involved shooting
• Harriet Quimby Women of Aviation Fly-In takes flight at Southwest Michigan Regional Airport
• Two men arrested on meth charges in Cass County
• Michiana Vegfest
• Jazz Fest 2026 at Lake Michigan College
• Cool conditions continue this weekend
• Two injured in single-vehicle crash, passenger ejected from vehicle
• Cooling and drying through morning
• Michiana Jeep Club 20th annual Road Rally
• Severe threat over
• Notre Dame and Villanova to open 2026-27 basketball season in Rome
• It's about to get more expensive to use the Toll Road
• South Bend Mayor Mueller builds on last year's clean-up efforts
• A principal puckers-up for a good cause
• Karl King Tower not designated 'Chronic Problem Property' despite push from SBPD
• AHEPA Senior Living brings high-demand units for low-income seniors
• Navy Seal involved in Osama bin Laden raid speaks at Elkhart County Lincoln Day Dinner
• NIPSCO workers share the impact of the lockout on them and their families, clears up reasoning behind the picket lines
• Dangerous storms to our west not weakening much
• Sen. Rogers responds to 'RINO' attacks ahead of May primary
• La Porte woman sentenced to prison for intent to distribute meth, fentanyl
• South Bend man sentenced over a decade for intent to distribute meth
• Elkhart offers free sandbags while monitoring river levels
• Two of three suspects arrested for January homicide
• Notre Dame basketball teams set season opener in Rome against Villanova
• Final plans approved for 7 Brew coffee drive-thru in Mishawaka
• Severe storms possible tonight
• NIPSCO and USW reach tentative agreement
• What to know before booking travel for 2026
• $300k in food arriving for families in need
• Elkhart Mayor Roberson delivers State of the City address
• Researchers from Notre Dame work with non-profits to lift people from poverty
• South Bend Police Department and Mayor James Mueller explain crime stats
• The real-life 'Coach Carter' interviewed by Brian Conybeare
• UPDATE: Joint investigation launched into Elkhart shooting