Local News

• U.S. 12 resurfacing project in Sturgis starts May 5
• Third Annual Block Party took place Saturday afternoon at Howard Park
• Heidi Daren named 2025 Teacher of the year for South Bend Community School Corporation
• May Day protest downtown South Bend Saturday afternoon
• Annual Dia Del Nino Kids Expo took place today
• Wild Ones South Bend native plant sale took place Saturday
• Soaking rain for Sunday
• Silver Alert declared for 23-year-old Tippecanoe County man
• Ottawa County Sheriff's Office seeking public's help in finding missing woman and children
• Michigan Works! to host job fair
• St. Adalberts Church hosts Cinco de Mayo Festival
• Gathering clouds, no rain today
• Elkhart County crash on C.R. 7 north of C.R. 26
• Lane closures on the M-63 Blossomland Bridge start May 5
• Pedals & Petals: DTSB rolling into spring with May First Fridays
• Thirty days later, some signs of progress in tornado-damaged Bourbon
• Bourbon Strong: one month since EF-1 tornado
• The sixth annual 'Ivy Impact Gala' underway at Four Winds Casino
• 'Closer to God,' Goshen principal attends Pope Francis' funeral
• Soaking Sunday
• Road-side mowing operations begin week of May 12 in Berrien County
• La Porte Police Department welcomes new K9 partner Rocco
• Berrien County replacing traffic signals to improve safety this summer
• What's happening this weekend in Michiana
• Local firefighters rescue feline friends from hairy situations
• Kosciusko County holds mock prom crash, gives prom season safety tips
• Medical event causes crash with SBCSC bus Friday morning
• Car crashes into Resale to the Rescue Friday morning
• Suspect arrested on bench warrant for felony strangulation, battery, and resisting
• The Music Village's third annual 'Block Party' takes over Howard Park
• Ivy Impact: Students express how Ivy Tech programs impacted their careers
• I-94 lane closures start May 5 for Hennessey Road bridge repairs
• Police arrest 21-year-old suspect for discharging firearm into a building
• A gloomy weekend ahead with daily rain chances through Monday
• Mishawaka week-long leaf pickup program starts May 5
• Test your knowledge with ABC57's weekly news quiz
• Holy Cross College announcing incoming on-campus student housing
• Holy Cross College breaks ground on new athletic complex
• Expanding affordable housing options in South Bend
• Indiana State Police honoring the lives of fallen state troopers
• Penn High School junior receives Honorable Mention in C-SPAN's National StudentCam documentary competition
• Plymouth High School hosts annual 'Rockin' Rockies' Field Day of Champions'
• Could local farmer’s markets provide relief among tariff uncertainty?
• Disappearing Dunlap: What’s next for the small community?
• Protesting the President: 'May Day' rallies across Michiana 
• Fire station to be renamed in honor of fallen Goshen EMS Chief Bruce Nethercutt Friday
• Big changes to the weekend forecast
• South Bend man sentenced to over six years in prison for firearm offense
• State disaster relief fund now open to victims of March 30-April 2 storm damage
• Hot coffee thrown at 7-Eleven cashier, police seek help identifying subjects
• Slate EV factory coming to Warsaw, expected to bring over 2,000 jobs
• Suspect arrested for threatening violence at local car dealership
• WATCH: Traffic stop leads to chase in South Bend Wednesday afternoon
• Driver left with missing memory after crash in Elkhart County Thursday
• Michiana Crime Stoppers holding spring shredding event
• April Recap: Dry Finish and a Drier Start to May
• St. Casimir Parish and St. Adalbert Parish to consolidate in July
• Ivy Tech Dental Hygiene Program fills industry needs with local talent
• Two sent to hospital following head-on hit and run crash Thursday morning
• Showers and storms most of today, sunnier this weekend
• U.S. 20 lane closures to begin near Rolling Prairie May 5
• Willow’s Walk: Elkhart pre-teen paving the path for future generations
• Locals speak out over wetlands concerns with IDEM at New Carlisle data center site
• Indiana State Police ask public for help finding crash witnesses
• No injuries after crash into Einstein Bagels
• Two vehicle crash leaves one dead in Benton Township
• Frustrations rising along with home assessments in Saint Joseph County
• St. Joseph County wins GFOA award for 2025 budget
• Soaking rain Thursday, then dry weather
• Indiana First Lady Braun establishes partnership to expand Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
• Two suspects in custody, one on the run after local barn burglary
• St. Joe County Public Library Western Branch begins Diapers and Dignity Program
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana announces Mobile Food Distributions for May
• Benton Harbor one of 13 distressed municipalities awarded $2.5M in total grants
• LaSalle Branch of St. Joe County Public Library to close one year for renovations
• Congressman Yakym warns 'disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated' at mobile staff hours
• La Porte man found guilty for crimes against children
• Anchorage Road closed until May 6 for gas main installation
• One dead after Prius flips, lands in water-filled ditch Wednesday morning
• High and dry conditions expected in May
• Four children placed with relative after drugs found in South Bend home Tuesday
• MISSING PERSON: 68-year-old special needs adult missing from Elkhart
• Historic Jimtown Gymnasium reopens as Craig and Teneen Dobbs Jimtown Community Center
• Car crashes through front of Einstein Bros. Bagels Wednesday morning
• Ivy Impact: Automotive Program fuels students for the future
• Confusion and outcry after St. Joseph County residents receive property tax assessments
• Cool and dry today, but a soaker to start off May
• Indiana River Rescue School shaping heroes in South Bend
• Allegations of grade inflation and improper credits
• Bremen Superintendent responds to criticism and parent-led survey
• Multi-agency response to passenger in distress
• South Bend buzzing with excitement amid WNBA preseason game
• Buchanan tears down Old Feed Mill on Red Bud Trail
• Soaking rain Thursday
• One of four suspects in South Bend shooting sentenced Tuesday
• Free baseball for U.S. military members during SB Cubs Military Appreciation Weekend
• Benton Harbor Area Schools begins search for newest superintendent
• Portage Township implements housing inspection program starting in May
• One injured in C.R. 30 crash in Elkhart County
• Ivy Tech training students at Amazon Data Center