Local News

• Breezy conditions and a stretch of snow to start the week
• A Silver Alert has been declared for missing Elkhart man
• Tracking frigid temperatures and snow early next week
• Bridal Elegance gives couples extra options for their wedding day
• Elkhart County Parks to host Winter Walking Club for the months of January and February
• Two vehicle collision in Elkhart County
• Light snow through today
• SBPD responding to a crash at Western and Walnut
• Steam lab at Howard Park
• Winter Days at Potawatomi Zoo
• Tracking snow showers and cold temperatures to start the week
• Western Avenue to close for sewer repair
• Man struck and injured in Toll Road crash
• Travel impacts expected today
• Notre Dame to play Ohio State in National Championship Jan.20
• Public Inner tubing underway tonight at St. Patrick's County Park
• Riley High School students safe after gun found in backpack
• Fighting Irish fans react to Orange Bowl victory
• Multiple building catching fire in Bremen overnight
• County council president responds to GOP backlash
• Cook's Pizza in Wakarusa finds new owners, will transition Jan. 14
• A little snow tonight, a little more Sunday night
• Beacon's Children's Hospital get $100k from Pokagon Band of Potawatomi
• Driver injured and arrested at hospital following two-vehicle crash
• South Bend man crashes into tree in Cass County Friday afternoon
• What's happening this weekend in Michiana
• Jack-knifed semi-truck causes part of U.S. 20 to shut down Friday
• New Jersey non-profit awards an over $9K grant to local non-profit The Meow Mission
• Man arrested in Marshall County for threatening woman with a gun
• Plymouth man arrested for assaulting an officer with bodily waste
• Man sent to hospital and arrested after being stabbed at hotel Friday morning
• Student found with handgun at Riley High School Friday morning
• Multiple departments respond to fire in Bremen Friday
• Fighting Irish heading to Atlanta for National Championship
• Elkhart Schools confirms cyberattack targeted platform used by teachers, students, parents
• A wintry start to the weekend with widespread snow today
• Notre Dame fans pack Corby’s Irish Pub for Orange Bowl
• ORANGE BOWL: Notre Dame headed to College Football National Championship defeated Penn State 27-24
• Fatal stabbing in St. Joesph County
• From Skaneateles to South Bend: Notre Dame fans watch Orange Bowl in ‘Domer Dens’
• Notre Dame Campus brings the energy ahead of Orange Bowl 
• ORANGE BOWL: ABC57's LeVon Whittaker shares his predictions before tonight's matchup
• ORANGE BOWL: Notre Dame matchup marks homecoming for Irish Wide Receiver
• Snowier and colder weather ahead
• New device created to improve drunk driving detection
• Notre Dame's dominant duo of Hidalgo and Miles named to Wooden watch list
• Valley RV and Camping Show in South Bend runs through weekend
• Driver crashes through Elkhart County yards Thursday morning, driver hospitalized
• Plymouth man arrested on charges of dealing meth Wednesday
• St. Joseph County police warn of phone scams
• Local GOP conflict results in party's vice chair being charged with Battery
• Driver found guilty in fatal 2022 crash with motorcyclist
• Major renovations for St Joe County Public Library's LaSalle and Western Branches
• Slivers of sunshine today, more snow tomorrow
• President Jimmy Carter honored by local Habitat for Humanity in the neighborhood he helped to build
• Bonds for rebuild: Update on Hums Elementary School makeover
• Goshen College combats nursing shortage with new $21 million center
• New 'Avenues' to addiction recovery, tour Mishawaka's new facility
• IUSB names Pappas as new Chancellor starting July 1
• La Porte County unveils new list of items prohibited in court room starting Feb. 1
• South Bend leaders hold ribbon-cutting for housing development Wednesday
• Sunny and dry Thursday, snow returns Friday
• Notre Dame bookstore stocked with Orange Bowl merch
• Okema Street closed for next two weeks in Elkhart
• Truck stolen from Plymouth car dealership, police investigating
• Marcus Freeman wins second COTY Award
• Woman injured in Cass County crash
• UPDATE: 'White powder' that caused sixth floor of County-City Building evacuation deemed not a threat
• Sturgis man sentenced to prison for drug charges
• South Bend hosts ribbon cutting ceremony for new housing unit
• Tree worth thousands stolen from Cass County residence
• Special Olympics Jingle Jam Basketball Tournament Feb. 16
• Goshen College opens new state-of-the art Nursing and Public Health Center
• Getting a snowy preview to this upcoming weekend
• Argos area unable to contact 911
• Third-party audit could clarify money discrepancy in Baugo Township, township resident will do it
• Winter programs kick off despite lack of snow
• Dowagiac Union Schools overcomes bus driver shortages
• The women-led projects creating downtown South Bend arts district
• Plenty of cold, not much snow
• Niles farmer to pay $87k to settle allegations of wrongdoing
• USPS asking public to help keep letter carriers safe this winter
• Marshall County Health Department offers COVID-19 and flu vaccinations
• South Bend Common Council elects 2025 council officers
• UPDATE: Suspects identified and charged for armed robbery at a Berrien County truck stop
• Elkhart County Historical Museum offers historical exercise program Friday
• K9 Thor retires from Berrien County Sheriff's Office
• South Bend Police Department responds to DOJ lawsuit claiming discrimination, sexism
• SBFD responds to Monday afternoon house fire
• Habitat for Humanity of St. Joseph County to honor President Carter through memorial service
• Fellowship Missions helps man re-enter society and reunite with his family for the holidays
• Vehicle lands on its side against tree, driver sent to hospital Tuesday morning
• Firefighters called to Popeyes on Lincolnway
• Lake effect snow late tonight, getting colder this week
• Elkhart Fire Department mourns unexpected loss of Captain
• Pulaski County looking to put a pause on incoming large-scale projects
• Local snow removal business works through mostly snow-free season
• Avenues Recovery Center opens next to shuttered Praxis
• Cold but not very snowy
• Goshen shelters, mental health support, and resources offer warmth during cold weather