Local News

• Person of interest sought by Elkhart County Sheriff's Office
• Winter weather taking toll on Michigan roads
• Elkhart woman pleaded guilty to killing her husband
• Students sign petition to change the mascot for Elkhart High School
• Salvation Army in Niles asks for donations after a reported shortage in supplies
• SB Central Bears honored at Adams-Riley; Marian tops Penn
• Elkhart officers find one person dead after responding to a welfare check
• Fulton County 911 communication fixes outage
• Primrose Retirement Community in Mishawaka performs random acts of kindness for local college
• Alleged dealer charged in connection with woman's overdose death
• Deputies asking for help identifying suspects who stole travel trailers
• Driver facing homicide charges in fatal crash on Red Arrow Highway
• Real Time Investigation: The Mongo Murders; Who is Terry Durbin?
• All lanes of US 12 have reopened following crash in Three Oaks
• Jury convicts Antwan Mims of 2 counts of first degree murder
• High rate of unlicensed drivers are driving under the radar
• Victim of Valentine's Lane shooting identified
• You're wanted: National Weather Service seeking storm spotters
• Structural damage forces emergency closure of Franklin Street Bridge
• La Porte County Sheriff's Office's #FelonFriday: Cordaroll Hicks
• Semi-truck catches fire in Berrien County
• Student arrested after threat made against Concord High School
• Legislation would bring Yellow Dot program to Indiana
• Michiana farmers concerned about crops after deep freeze
• Residents, business owners on southeast side hoping for more development
• Charges filed against suspect in fatal hit and run on E. McKinley Avenue
• City hall protest: Calling for a homeless shelter in Mishawaka
• Valentine's Day shooting on Valentine's Lane in Elkhart
• Defense rests in Antwan Mims trial
• Elkhart PD shares Valentine's Day memes in post on Facebook
• Mishawaka Police ask for help identifying four possible suspects
• Bengal Bouts tradition continues at Notre Dame
• Goshen man's death under investigation
• Man accused of cutting girlfriend, ramming her car and house with his car
• Web Exclusive: Owner chose boutique's name after struggle with infertility
• Extreme January cold may have killed invasive insects
• Power lines cleared from Main and Chippewa in South Bend
• SWAT activated after woman injured, no arrests made
• Cornerstone Alliance releases plans to improve mobility on St. Joseph River, attract businesses and visitors
• Shooting on Valentine's Lane in Elkhart under investigation
• Stabbing on W. Western Ave. in downtown South Bend
• Family & Children's Center to welcome author Matthew Sandusky
• Local professor, marketing expert weigh in on ease of misinformation online
• Benton Harbor residents react to the city's recent ranking
• Benton Harbor boys primed to defend state title
• I&M restores power following outages in St. Joseph County
• Driver who hit and killed pedestrian on US-12 hosts vigil in remembrance of victim
• Prosecution rests in Antwan Mims murder trial
• ADEC holds annual Cupcake Wars competition
• New article outlines St. Joseph County as model for fighting opioid epidemic
• New plasma donation center opens in Mishawaka
• Woman arrested for allegedly stealing mail from mailboxes
• Michigan City man arrested in connection with father's death
• Main Street reopens following police investigation
• City Clerk: Spread the message of diversity during Black History Month
• Did you know: Michiana is actually in "ice storm" alley
• Paint booth catches fire at Adorn on Hively Avenue
• Mayor Pete tells CNN he's running for president to make history
• Weather related delays and cancellations
• South Bend may start up a city-wide planning commission
• Berrien County health officials address uptick in measles cases nationwide
• Notre Dame hockey beats rival Michigan in midweek matchup
• Goshen woman locked in her basement by own family shares her story to help others
• Power outages affects Elkhart restaurant days before Valentine's day
• Icy weather impact on Berrien County
• Winter weather advisory, travel advisories in effect for parts of Michiana
• Dowagiac Fire Department hosts ice rescue training, firefighters put to the test
• South Bend opening warming shelter for residents without power
• Governor Holcomb speaks at 2019 Salute to Business awards luncheon
• Michigan residents facing charges related to child's death
• Firefighters battle large farm fire in Marcellus
• US20/US421 closed in Michigan City due to gas leak
• Viewer photos of the icy wonderland
• Driver arrested on OWI charges after crashing into house, gas meter
• South Shore Line service restored
• Celebrating Black History Month with Councilwoman Karen White
• Single game tickets for the South Bend Cubs go on sale March 6
• Police identify woman killed in crash on Ash Road
• Sean Haas discusses run for South Bend mayor
• Travel advisories issued for Indiana counties
• Weather related delays and cancellations
• I&M expects to restore power to all customers by 3 p.m.
• Elkhart City Council green lights street widening project
• Tax payers are seeing smaller refunds
• South Bend welcomes new Chief Innovation Officer
• Bridging the divide of the St. Joseph River
• Mayor moves forward with independent review of Elkhart police department
• State Police to look into incident involving Warsaw Police Chief
• Mayor Buttigieg gives Administrative and Financial Address to Council
• Murder suspect Benford Davis back in Elkhart County
• Arbor Lakes apartment fire ruled accidental
• Deputies release photo of man suspected in theft case
• Police seeking tips in stolen check case
• Notre Dame football player arrested early Sunday morning
• Significant icing event to unfold
• Three people arrested in Westville vehicle thefts
• Mayor holds press conference about assessment of Elkhart Police Department
• Man charged after allegedly threatening to kill woman in nursing home
• Two people charged after counterfeit money used at Mishawaka stores
• Inside South Bend’s former segregated swimming pool