Local News

• Notre Dame Women's Basketball earns #3 seed in the NCAA Tournament
• Fair and mild start to the week
• First Presbyterian Church holds a Pysanky in Elkhart
• Michigan Maple Festival sweetens the weekend
• Elkhart County Historical Museum set to offer bilingual tour
• I-94 repairs between Coloma and Watervliet start Monday
• Colder today, chance for snow
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt Monday in Bristol
• "Speak our Truth Project Rally" raises awareness for child safety
• Rainy tonight, Cool tomorrow
• Multiple injured in Elkhart County crash
• Early morning stabbing leads to one arrest
• South Bend Fire Department raising funds, awareness for Autism
• BLUSTRY today, more rain tonight
• Two dead following two-vehicle crash in Bertrand Township
• ISP investigating inmate death at St. Joseph County Jail
• Local vendors and customers get connected at Home Show Michiana
• Premier Arts hits the Lerner stage with 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'
• South Shore Lines offering extra rides for Saint Patrick's Day weekend
• Intersection temporarily renamed in honor of St. Patrick's Day
• St. Patrick’s Day festivities underway in South Bend, despite parade delay
• New Goodwill campus opening in Elkhart March 19
• Amazon could build over New Carlisle wetlands, locals sound alarm 
• Sports Car Invasion: Sports Car Club of America exhibit at Studebaker Museum
• BREAKING: South Bend Police Department tapes case officially going to trial in June
• Quiet evening, Stormy overnight
• Notre Dame one of 51 universities under federal investigation
• Passenger injured, driver cited following two-vehicle crash
• What's happening this weekend in Michiana
• Man jumps from third story window as police attempt to serve warrant
• Two vehicles and apartment hit with gunfire Thursday, police investigating
• Notre Dame ballers signing autographs at Mishawaka DICK'S Sporting Goods Saturday
• Two arrested after man sets fire to La Porte County hotel room, bars door from inside
• Man arrested for sexually abusing physically disabled person in Starke County
• Starting Small Summit returns to Mishawaka
• Juvenile suspect to be tried as adult in Christmas shooting of 15-year-old girl
• The Addams Family takes the stage at the Morris Performing Arts Center
• Driver suffers life-threatening head injury after hitting tree
• Sisters of the Holy Cross release statement condemning presidential executive orders
• Sunny and breezy today, potential severe risk later tonight
• Test your knowledge with ABC57's weekly news quiz
• Epic Dance Studios Fundraiser Gala dances through the decades
• The Elkhart community is set to mark three years since the tragic death of Rio Allred, this weekend
• 29th Annual B100 Radiothon taking place Thursday and Friday
• ABC57 Investigates: Fall of Duty
• Buchanan blames state policy, poor road construction for pothole problem
• Temperatures going up along with our storm threat and wind gusts
• South Bend St. Patrick's Day Parade rescheduled
• St. Jude Radiothon happening Thursday and Friday on B100
• Registration for South Bend Cubs baseball camps now open
• Notre Dame Head Coach Niele Ivey named semifinalist for Coach of the Year
• Wanted man flees from police, dies after striking tree Wednesday
• Single-vehicle crash kills young driver in Elkhart County
• Section of Vistula Road in Mishawaka closed Thursday for improvement
• Buttigieg makes social media announcement on political future Thursday
• Motorcyclist dies from injuries sustained in Wednesday morning crash in La Porte County
• United Way of St. Joseph County invests $350,000 in local organizations
• Summer-like stretch ended by thunderstorms late Friday night
• One injured in Elkhart County crash involving two horses
• South Bend Police honors department members in 2024 awards ceremony
• Women's Impact Panel at Saint Mary's College celebrates local women
• Residents voice concerns over new sewer district
• Fire crews spend hours working to put out flames at The Mill II construction site
• Head Coach of Washington High School Girl's Basketball Team Steven Reynolds Jr. resigns after 11 successful years
• South Bend Walmart addresses parking lot potholes
• Motorcyclist and passenger dead Wednesday afternoon after collision in Elkhart County
• Man who drove into Cook Nuclear Plant barrier officially charged
• Very warm end to the week with storms and wind ahead
• MGCF awards over $145K to southwest Michigan nonprofits
• UPDATE: One currently hospitalized after reported explosion at Lock Joint Tube Wednesday afternoon
• Sage Road closure starts March 17 near U.S. 20
• Seasonal prescribed burning planned for Indiana Dunes National Park
• Fire breaks out in backyard camper trailer Wednesday morning
• Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant raising section of St. Joe River two feet starting March 17
• St. Joseph County Sheriff files motion to dismiss lawsuit brought by Indiana AG
• Construction to begin on section of U.S. 35 Thursday
• Five arrested following massage parlor investigation in Michigan City
• VIDEO: Fire attacks The Mill apartment complex Wednesday morning
• Akon visits Elkhart, films music video with Michiana natives signed to his label
• Bethel University presenting Music Gala March 15
• Local acting troupe holding auditions for summer production of Anastasia
• Temperature rollercoaster in full swing today and tomorrow
• Mishawaka Fire Department responds to building fire Wednesday morning
• Plans for a functional ambulance in talks in Union Township
• St. Joe County Council votes to amend council rules
• Dog finds new life after being saved from troubled Kosciusko County rescue; activists continue to call for justice
• Elkhart Clinic main campus set to reopen after gasoline vapor forced closure
• Reflecting on the COVID-19 global pandemic, five years later 
• Penn Harris Madison Corporation announces update on ransomware attack
• Tickets for WNBA pre-season matchup at Purcell Pavillion go on sale
• Niles man arrested on charges of Accosting Children for Immoral Purposes
• South Bend Washington's Coach Reynolds resigns, will explore new coaching options
• Andrews University buries time capsule for 2075
• Uber driver refuses ride to woman who allegedly stole over $1,300 worth of items
• Town of Argos launches mobile app to enhance community engagement
• Elkhart Model Railroad Club to host 20th Annual Nappanee Train Show Saturday
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo celebrates 53 years of service
• 'Little Shop of Horrors' brings laughs and screams to John Glenn High School
• Stolen car found at casino leads to man arrested on theft, gun, and drug charges
• Present Pillars announces Spring Expungement Resource Fair