Local News

• Berrien County Health Department warns of opioid found in products sold at gas stations
• Man in ski mask charged with Voyeurism after allegedly touching himself outside apartment window
• Osteria Amici coming to Eddy Street soon
• 24-year-old man charged with Child Molesting after meeting child on Snapchat
• Man charged with Burglary after allegedly stealing a car he slept in
• UPDATE: Elkhart bus driver accused of DUI fired, ISP investigation ongoing
• South Bend awards first Arts Award for Black History Month
• Man arrested after alleged drunk hit-and-run crash
• Warmer and sunnier week, snow this weekend
• Fighting Irish defeated by Blue Devils 100-56
• One person shot on North Brookfield Street in South Bend
• St. Joseph County Council approves an updated Land Bank agreement in collaboration with Michiana Area Council of Government
• Plymouth Police continue to investigate false bomb threat
• LaSalle Grill set to close permanently on Wednesday
• South Bend one of 24 winners of Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge
• Marshall County officials spread awareness as crash levels rise
• I&M Power announces base rate reduction for Hoosiers
• Michiana nonprofits receive $49k in grants
• WATCH: Explosion leads to early morning silo fire
• UPDATE: Man sentenced after entering plea agreement for threatening to stab people at Howard Park
• Woman sentenced for passing stopped school bus while children were boarding
• Wrongfully convicted Elkhart man set free after 27 years behind bars
• How the nor'easter affects Michiana weather
• UPDATE: Victims identified in fatal crash involving truck and horse-drawn cart, investigation ongoing
• Man arrested for driving the wrong way while drunk
• Three-vehicle crash sends one passenger to hospital
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle near high school
• Waiting for the end of week warm up
• Elkhart County Parks hosts a guided Pre-Spring Nature Walk
• One person crashes into utility poll due to winter conditions
• NIPSCO hosts Community Care Centers
• St. Joseph Plymouth Medical Center reopens after receiving bomb threat
• US 35 set to close for road reconstruction
• Lincoln Charter Township responds to multiple crashes due to dangerous winter conditions
• Dog dies in residential house fire on Dogwood Road
• Just Like Momma's celebrate grand opening
• Granger mom and daughter stuck in Puerto Vallarta resort amid cartel violence
• Officials urge road safety in snowy conditions
• “It’s crazy!” Niles resident reacts to Michiana weather whiplash
• The snow melts again this week
• Marshall County EMA issues Travel Advisory Monday evening
• Aspiring entrepreneurs invited to Elkhart's Small Business Resource Guide Launch Event
• UPDATE: Driver arrested after striking Marshall County deputy's vehicle Monday morning
• Holy Cross Village begins expansion Tuesday
• Two arrested after fentanyl, meth, firearms found during traffic stop
• Two men hiding in Marshall County under arrest
• South Bend honors Black leaders
• Another burst of winter today, warmer tomorrow
• 'Ladder Up' program offers free tax assistance for low-income families
• Attorney breaks down ongoing Benton Harbor water crisis litigation on podcast
• One person injured after crashing into ditch in Starke County
• Downtown St. Joseph hosts March Mannequins
• Final day of 2026 Home and Outdoor Expo takes place Sunday
• Elkhart Municipal Band presents musical inspired by the spirit of travel
• INDOT set to hold public information meeting for US 33 Roadway Project
• Goshen Public Library welcomes Tom D. Crouch to discuss Smithson's Gamble
• Wintry weather continues overnight
• Two-vehicle crash due to road conditions on C.R. 7
• Purdue Extension Team offering an urban farming program
• Widespread snow through Sunday
• Black history month celebration
• Former Purdue wide receiver, Rondale Moore, dead at 25
• La Porte County Commissioner addresses rumors at Data Center meeting
• Ten African American Heroes honored at special ribbon cutting
• Goshen Theater hosts 1920s themed soiree
• St. Joseph County Assessor holds Town Hall as 2025 property tax appeals near completion
• Snow arrives tonight
• Mishawaka Police respond to false gunshot claim at UP Mall
• Two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Grape and Douglas Road
• 20-year-old man found shot in apartment in Elkhart
• Birthday bash at Bowen Museum
• One dead in morning shooting
• USPS South Bend job fair
• Breezy, dreary today, snow starts tonight
• Annual builders' bash at Silver Beach Center
• City billboards honoring local African American leaders
• SBPD responds to report of shooting on Western Ave and Sheridan St
• PEGGS celebrates the last 25 years DTSB
• Former Notre Dame players lead USA women’s ice hockey to Olympic gold
• Will fish fries cost more this Lenten season?
• The major social media trial unfolding in L.A. this week
• Less breezy Saturday before snow Sunday
• Kokomo man sentenced to prison for Possession of Child Pornography
• 2026 Home & Outdoor Expo commences in Elkhart
• Year-long celebration of first train arrival in Elkhart
• Trader Joe's chicken fried rice recalled for possibly containing glass
• Valentine's Day hit-and-run leaves bicyclist with life-threatening injuries, MCPD investigating
• La Porte County Sheriff's Office warns of ongoing phone scam
• Windy and snowy today, big cooldown on the way this weekend
• Notre Dame women’s basketball now hold 14-0 record over Wake Forest
• Free summer camp aims to prepare Elkhart County kids for kindergarten
• Solutions discussed for dangerous section of US-31
• Questions still surround shooting death of 10-year-old in Mishawaka 
• Chicago Bears weighing move to Hammond
• The prevalence of paid plasma donation centers
• ABC57 News looks into resident complaints of a 'blackout' at The Jefferson Apartments in South Bend
• Community mourning the loss of Michiana native after tragic rock-climbing accident
• Storage Sticker Shock: How A.I. Data centers are driving up the cost of hard drives
• South Bend Cubs release 2026 theme night schedule
• More storms possible this evening, snowy and windy Friday