Local News

• Third Street in Niles closing Monday for intersection rebuilding
• Cloudy & cool start, rain overnight
• Gunshot victim walks into Memorial Hospital
• Investigation into cause of helicopter crash near Plymouth Airport
• Notre Dame defeats Stanford in rivalry matchup
• St. Joseph Michigan hosts spooktacular 3rd annual Boo Bash at Silver Beach Carousel
• South Bend’s ZB Falcons Conservation club hosts spooky Halloween Hunt
• Studebaker National Museum to host public program on The Vanderbilt Cup
• Road construction notice for Ferry Street in Berrien Springs
• Notre Dame defeats Stanford 49-7
• Rain and colder temperatures are on the way
• 13th annual greatest chefs of Michiana set for October 17th
• South Shore Line offers "buy one get one free" monthly ticket promotion
• Rear-end crash in Elkhart on State Road 19
• Notre Dame legend and former ESPN personality Mike Golic Sr. talks Irish football
• Freeman's Focus: Coach reminds players of the oldest lesson in sports, no 'I' in team
• Former Notre Dame offensive lineman Josh Lugg discusses shifting career path
• Former Notre Dame offensive linemen return to South Bend for business venture
• Former Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann discusses receiving Living Legend Award and more
• Make-A-Wish gives 15-year-old Notre Dame Football fan an unforgettable experience
• The standard is next man up. It's a mentality
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball Coach Micah Shrewsberry talks start of his second season
• Trumpets Under the Dome
• Irish look to continue 3-0 record coming off the bye week under Marcus Freeman
• Week 6: Inside the Lines
• Mild Saturday, cool-down expected
• Berrien Springs remains undefeated in conference play, wins 22-20 against Dowagiac
• Cassopolis seniors celebrated after football season ends early
• Habitat for Humanity store set to close with discounts through coming weeks
• Great Harvest Bread Company bakery and cafe opens for business
• Under The Lights pregame interviews with Berrien Springs and Dowagiac Union coaches
• Knute Rockne Memorial Society celebrating 100 years of Notre Dame quarterbacks
• Berrien Springs' Denkins named to Michigan Board of Dentistry
• Coloma schools bringing in county prosecutor to discuss bullying, phone use
• Fun fall festivities in Michiana
• Driver cited for following too closely in two-vehicle crash
• Oaktober Fest uses fun to fundraise for local schools
• UPDATE: South Bend responds to lawsuit filed by Department of Justice Friday
• Elkhart County: "New jury summons postcards not a scam"
• Driver cited in Friday morning Elkhart County crash involving four vehicles
• Lawsuit filed against corporate landlord in Plymouth for failure to maintain apartment complex
• 9th annual Baboon Fest taking place Sunday in Winamac
• New Benton Harbor Area Schools policy bans cell phones in the classroom
• Cassopolis Public Schools cancels remainder of Varsity Football season
• The higher our temperatures today, the harder they fall this weekend
• Notre Dame Women's Basketball on the rise
• Auto Auction Company pulls rezoning application on South Bend Motor Speedway
• Local fire captain recounts rescue efforts after return from Asheville
• Empty boxes needed for droves of donations at SBPD
• City of South Bend takes next step in Homeless Intake Center coming to Old Cleveland Road
• Affordable senior housing to develop further in South Bend
• Candidates for the Saint Joseph County Surveyor Race
• Driver cited for failure to yield causing a crash in Elkhart County Thursday
• Fresh electrical crews leave for Florida Thursday
• 54-year-old South Bend man sentenced over 9 years for firearm offense
• Police search for armed robbery suspect in Benton Harbor Thursday
• Public opening and dedication of Peace Garden Friday in Goshen
• South Shore Line service changes for Saturday's Notre Dame vs. Stanford game
• Viewrail hosts 'Stuff-A-Truck' for those affected by Hurricane Helene
• Indiana Dunes announces Cypress Log Cabin is available for lodging
• UPDATE: South Shore cancels busing passengers between SBN and Carroll Ave., pole repairs complete
• Three BCSO deputies presented Livesaving Awards Thursday morning
• Hurricane Milton exits Florida after causing extensive damage
• Section of California Road to temporarily close for utility work in Berrien County
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert for Mishawaka teen cancelled
• Seeing the 80s in October, but rain and cooler weather on the way
• Motorcyclist injured in Elkhart County crash
• La Casa De Amistad honors three local Latino leaders for their impact in the community
• Michigan residents fill council meeting after second water boil advisory
• Indiana Dinosaur sees successful first months; city forgives loan
• 20-year deportation case finally comes to an end
• Officials discuss new property tax break in SJC, first of its kind in Indiana
• Michiana natives keeping a close eye on Hurricane Milton
• Six from Niles join crew of Michigan electrical workers headed to Orlando this week
• Motorcyclist arrested, charged with felonies, after fleeing from police Tuesday morning
• Collision with vehicle in South Bend delays westbound train Wednesday
• 44-year-old man arrested for felony theft, suspected meth found in home
• Marshall County the fourth local county to go under burn ban in October
• Overnight lane closures on I-94 start Sunday for pavement patching
• Elkhart's historic Mohawk steam engine to be restored
• Fulton County again under burn ban starting Tuesday
• Rochester South Industrial Park selected for Duke Energy's 2024 Site Readiness Program
• Kosciusko County releases new haunted digital passports 
• 66-year-old injured following two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County
• Stolen property investigation leads to drug bust with 6 arrests in Cass County
• Quiet weather rounds out the week, feeling unseasonably warm Friday
• Solar restrictions bill passes unanimously by county council
• Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch visits South Bend as a part of her 'Mental Health Community Conversations' tour
• Drewry’s Brewery site Phase two underway
• Voters in St. Joe County react to day one of early in-person voting
• SB Thrive: South Bend Heritage developing 54-unit affordable housing complex
• Highs stuck near 70 through Thursday
• Former Warsaw standout Kiser to be named head softball coach
• Recent earning report, football season prompt PepsiCo to put 20 percent more in some snacks
• South Bend to host meeting for public input on HUD PRO Housing grant application
• Peaceable Primate Sanctuary to host Baboon Fest Sunday
• Mishawaka Fire Department holding open house Wednesday for Fire Prevention Week
• South Bend Adult Education recognized as Program of Excellence two years in a row
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Early voting locations, information for local Hoosiers
• With harmful materials removed, demolition of Drewrys Brewery begins