Local News

• Saint Joseph Health System locations opening late
• Dangerous driving conditions today, quieter later tonight
• South Bend car hit by train
• Indiana Department of Education and Notre Dame awarded federal grant money
• Michiana Echo Premier and Junior Irish Soccer Club merge
• Complaint filed against two council republicans
• Penn High School unveils new fieldhouse with ribbon cutting ceremony
• Senate Bill 248 hits state senate floor for testimony
• Snow day decisions ahead for Michiana school districts
• Notre Dame surges late in transfer portal as window nears close
• Failure to yield at stop sign leads to two-vehicle crash
• UPDATE: Shipshewana Town Marshal resigns after turning self in for alleged domestic battery
• Lake effect continues overnight, totals trending over a foot
• SBPD warns of low visibility, 28 crashes since noon Wednesday
• Toll Road back open after day of winter weather chaos
• Fire department responds to two-vehicle crash in Baugo Township
• Highway department to plow main Marshall County roads Wednesday night
• Woman charged with lying to police in connection with Chad Medlin murder investigation
• Man charged with Domestic Battery, OWI, Resisting Law Enforcement Tuesday night
• Notre Dame Football Head Coach Marcus Freeman staying at university
• Woman charged with OWI, battery of deputy following traffic stop
• Isolated snowfall over a foot
• K9 leads to meth discovery during traffic stop
• Driver goes nearly twice the speed limit on US 31
• A new cookie flavor added to the mix for this year's Girl Scout line up!
• Winter Storm on its way
• Elkhart Community Schools approves Michele A. Riise as next superintendent
• St. Joseph County council weighs noise ordinance changes, farmers raise concerns
• Turnovers sink Notre Dame in 81-69 loss to Miami
• Adam Beckerink appears in court for murder charge
• City of Elkhart proposes designated outdoor refreshment area 
• IU team grateful for Coach Cignetti's leadership
• Elkhart County deputy clerk found guilty of official misconduct, criminal conversion
• New federal dietary guidelines, explained
• Local democratic leaders voice opposition against SB 248, state-appointed South Bend School Board
• A violent start to 2026
• WNIT to cease on-air programming for Michiana Access TV
• Convicted murderer sentenced to 16 years in prison
• Heavy snow Wednesday night, more cold and snow ahead
• UPDATE: ISP requested to investigate police pursuit ending in crash at Cassopolis and Bristol Streets
• UPDATE: Elkhart County deputy clerk found guilty of misconduct
• Lake ice's effect on lake effect snow
• Watch South Bend Saint Joseph take on Mount Carmel on CW25 Feb. 7
• Two Michiana companies have the Coolest Things Made IN Indiana
• Rolling car crash ends in flames
• Impacts of weight loss medication on your wallet and overall health
• Looking towards future and potential changes at first SBCSC meeting of year 
• UPDATE: 38-year-old Nora Jones arrested in Tuesday morning shooting with one victim
• Sunny skies today turn cloudy quickly as snow develops tonight
• Dowagiac City Council denies a petition for a Moratorium on Data Center expansion
• 63-year-old man arrested on multiple possession charges
• Notre Dame's waterboy enters job portal with the NFL
• Urban Outfitters store announces closure Jan. 22
• IU injury updates ahead of CFP championship
• SJC Council unveils new affordability agenda for 2026
• Marcus Freeman will not face criminal charges
• INDOT announces short-term, long-term measures to increase safety at US 31, S.R. 10 intersection
• UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal shooting at Angela Boulevard and Michigan Street
• Three-time convicted murderer faces additional felonies while in jail
• Winter Returns: Lake effect snow Wednesday night
• My Place Bar & Grill permanently closes, disruptive patrons cited as issue
• Rigoberto Gomez sentenced to 50 years for killing Eau Claire firefighter Chad Medlin
• WATCH NOW: Police release footage of incident, Coach Marcus Freeman will not face criminal battery charges
• Berrien Community Foundation receives $150k grant to expand food access
• Fugitive family found Friday, arrested
• Driver crashes into tree, gets incarcerated for OWI
• Summer's Spotlight: Annual Ice Festival set to take over downtown Niles
• Our first and potentially last sunny day of the week is today
• Vehicle strikes pedestrian in Howard Township Sunday night
• Local museums offer free admission to celebrate MLK Day
• Candlelight vigil in South Bend calls for accountability after death of Renée Good
• B100 hosts annual Bridal Elegance for engaged couples
• The Green Bee hosts Christmas decor swap
• Notre Dame defeats UNC 73-50
• Elkhart County Historical Museum opens two new exhibits
• Two injured in single vehicle crash in Cass County
• Quiet and breezy tonight, Warmer and brighter tomorrow
• KCFD responds to barn style house fire Saturday
• Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman accused of battery by New Prairie wrestling coach
• Lake effect snow this morning
• IU Fans take over local bars
• Maize and Blue Fund hosts first annual student athlete wellness summit
• Goshen College announces MLK Day Celebration
• Special Olympics of Elkhart County hosts annual basketball tournament
• Suspect injured following vehicle break-ins at Brookside Manor
• SBPD Bomb Squad responds to suspicious package
• Snow showers overnight through Sunday morning
• Male shot on Portage Avenue Saturday morning
• 22nd annual Hunter Ice Festival
• Finding kindling workshop with Elkhart County Parks
• UPDATE: Power restored in Mishawaka
• Goshen Public Library celebrates 125 years of service
• Rain/snow mix through this afternoon
• Rummage sale to benefit Senior Primelife Enrichment Center
• Food preservation workshop
• Electric energy in the air in Bloomington after a historic win for the Hoosiers
• IU fans gather at Corby's Irish Pub for the historic Hoosier win
• IU dominates Oregon at Peach Bowl, Hoosiers head to Miami
• Hoosier Hysteria takes the state by storm
• A new development in the battle against fentanyl