Local News

• Two rounds of storms Monday
• Mini heat wave starts out the door
• La Porte community rallies for Sammy Strong Benefit, raising hope for injured deputy
• The Potawatomi Zoo opens its gates to Zoo Nights Live
• Carson Kvapil wins his first O'Reilly Auto Parts Series win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• City of Elkhart ready to kick off their City Hall in the Park
• William Tuffs honored as the only Indiana man who took part of the Boston Tea Party
• Beacon Health held a Health and Wellness fair for the community
• Warm conditions start overnight
• U.S. 31 to close lanes due to overhead box truss installations
• Berrien Community Foundation will hand out more than 2,700 backpacks to students
• Another pleasant day
• Still cooler out the door
• Walk-in gunshot victim from late night shooting
• Vehicle allegedly dumped in St Joseph River in South Bend
• New Carlisle celebrates annual Hometown Days
• Ross Chastain leads NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Backpacks for Berrien hosts their Stuff-a-Bus event, ultimate goal of easing stress on families
• Ludacris Opens Elkhart County 4-H Fair Concert Series Amid Ticket Resale Concerns
• From Lemon Shake-Ups to Ludacris, the 2026 Elkhart County Fair starts today
• Veldman Family Psychology Clinic celebrates opening doors to the public
• Justin Allgaier looks to reclaim Indianapolis victory as NASCAR returns to the Brickyard
• Nascar driver Alex Bowman announces retirement following the 2027 season
• South Bend celebrates graduation of 16 new firemen
• Corewell Health unveiling a new urgent care center in Royalton Township
• 2026 WNBA All Star game features 5 former Irish standouts
• Woman and child thrown from buggy after being struck by pick-up truck
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair goes above and beyond providing fun for the whole family
• South Bend International Airport officials detail renovations, future plans
• 18-year-old dead after LaGrange County crash
• Storms returns Sunday night through Monday
• UPDATE: Man arrested after State Street shooting in Elkhart, victim still in critical condition
• The Real Story: Addressing unknowns as cyclospora parasite sickens many Americans 
• Heat and humidity spike this weekend
• $300k state grant to fund new Northern Indiana Clay Center opening in Goshen
• Fair Weather Friday
• Notre Dame staff fill Four Winds Field for sold-out South Bend Cubs game
• Granger Christian School is closing doors after 55 years.
• Elkhart County 4H Fair gears up for big acts, even bigger turnouts
• Potawatomi Zoo debuts live music series
• Traffic lane restrictions between McKinley Avenue and Guam Avenue in Mishawaka
• Black Lives Matter South Bend puts Reparatory Justice petition online in hopes to reach more people
• Community gathers for American Red Cross blood drive for South Bend police
• Woman faces OWI, Resisting Law Enforcement, Obstruction of Justice charges
• New and improved Byers Softball Complex will host Men's Major National Fastpitch Tournament
• This week's ABC57 Cub Reporter is Matthew St. Clair
• South Bend man sentenced to prison for attempting to buy meth on dark web for distribution
• Elkhart County fair officials warn of concert ticket scams and resellers
• The Window in Goshen extends closure, no estimate provided for reopening
• NIPSCO repairs early morning gas leak in Bremen Thursday
• BREAKING: Granger Christian School announces closure beginning this upcoming school year
• Indiana DNR awards over $30k in field trip grants across state, including several local schools
• Crews work to clear fallen tree on Auten Road, avoid area
• Pleasant beach weather through Saturday
• Flavors of India expansion brings fusion to Michiana
• Dog rescued from house fire Wednesday night, no injuries
• St. Joseph County launches external investigation into planning officials amid controversy over proposed trail
• Michigan Republican Primary candidates take on data centers at Cass County Commission meeting
• Car collides with specialized bicycle on Pumpkin Vine crossing
• Two local vendors team up for Donuts & Dancing, a beach-town hoedown
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball Coach Farrelly talks team building
• State to reimburse local governments for missed funds as IN gas tax holiday continues
• Michigan City Police Department responds to Common Council's indefinite table of Flock expansion
• St. Joseph County Board of Commissioner's announce independent review of officials Bill Schalliol and Shawn Klein
• Local bikers react to multiple recent motorcycle-involved crashes
• Vehicle flips over after striking INDOT truck on US 31
• Construction update on section of eastbound lanes of US 30
• Derrick Myles sentenced to prison for 2024 murder of 16-year-old
• Overturned semi-truck, trailer leaves US 31 temporarily closed Wednesday morning
• SJCPD confirms legitimacy of recent slew of tax warrants sent to county residents
• ISP Cold Case Team hunts for new info in 1988 LaGrange County murder
• Boil water advisory declared for parts of Goshen
• Man arrested for OWI after allegedly crashing tractor into several mailboxes late Tuesday night
• Mayor Mueller discusses road work, Lafayette Building fire investigation
• Refreshing start to the day
• Michigan City's Council tables utility fund, Flock camera expansion
• La Casa de Amistad holds their very own Tianguis de los Ninos
• Michiganders will be seeing a local ballot measure in the upcoming Michigan Primary Election
• A South Bend nonprofit clears up confusion about its energy assistance program
• New peninsula forms on Silver Beach due to dredging, beachgoers advised to keep off
• ABC57 sits down with Notre Dame's head football coach Marcus Freeman
• Benton Harbor Area Schools appoint new Interim Superintendent
• Notre Dame’s Coaches vs. Cancer Golf Classic tops $5 million raised in fight against cancer
• South Bend bomb squad and US Air Force part of Tuesday morning investigation in Plymouth
• Man sentenced nearly four years in prison for Possession of Child Pornography
• Suspect ejected from stolen vehicle after crashing into house following short police pursuit
• Couple extricated from vehicle crash after swerving to avoid deer
• Harbor Shores Community Redevelopment begins next phase of St. Joseph riverfront development
• Single-vehicle crash leaves one dead Monday night on C.R. 200 South
• America Pancake House in Roseland announces reopening
• Man charged in fatal 2025 shooting found currently incompetent to stand trial
• Suspect pleads no contest in 2024 murder case
• Pleasant day, bad for beachgoers
• UPDATE: World War II-era artillery found in Plymouth home, per contractor
• Outdoor summer festival coming to South Bend Saturday
• Scattered storms through early morning
• Microsoft to partner with Ivy Tech in La Porte to launch Data Center Academy
• Notre Dame’s Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser aims to build on nearly $5 million raised in 25 years
• St. Joseph County Leaders Begin 2027 Budget Process
• Michigan Community to vote on a Milage renewal on August 4 Primary