Local News

• ISP, FBI investigating sextortion case involving Indiana Rep. Maureen Bauer
• 31-year- old wanted in connection with stealing packages in Berrien County
• UPDATE: Westview School Corporation superintendent resigns week after OWI charge
• Mom charged with felony firearm charges after child allegedly almost hit by car near school
• What to expect from the weather for Niles vs. Lakeshore football Friday night
• South Bend Council member McBride files motion to dismiss civil lawsuit over residency claims
• Man found in library parking lot with teen charged with Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Elkhart County’s Habitat for Humanity giving the Pellot family a place to call home 
• ABC57 Interview: South Bend Fire Department urges home kitchen safety
• Mild but breezy Friday, Feeling Fall-like through the weekend
• Rees Theatre to premiere 'Triumph of the Heart' next week
• ONLY ON ABC57: Dean of IU School of Medicine South Bend on the vaccine fight
• Kennedy Park previews renovations
• Community not ready to let go of Mishawaka Fresh Thyme Farmers Market
• EPA reaches settlement with Homeworks Construction over lead paint violations
• Notre Dame hoops hit the streets in South Bend
• A smoky start to Friday, wind will quickly clear it
• What to expect as Notre Dame Stadium welcomes Zach Bryan Saturday
• Condemned Benton Harbor building forces out the Pillar Center
• Multiple departments respond to two fires Wednesday afternoon, one deemed suspicious
• South Bend Schools Athletics partners with Under Armour for all high school sports gear
• This week's ABC57 Cub Reporter is Madilyn Downey
• Woman charged with Bribery, Trafficking with an Inmate at Westville Correctional Facility
• Man arrested after allegedly striking pedestrian intentionally at Blueberry Festival
• Masamba the rhino leaving Potawatomi Zoo
• WATCH: Dashcam footage shows crash involving SBPD vehicle, suspect arrested
• Mishawaka Fresh Thyme Market to close, final day Sept. 19
• Special Olympics Indiana begins fall season
• South Shore Line offers free rides to medical personnel, law enforcement, firefighters Sept. 6-11
• Goshen's Southside Soda Shop gains new opportunity to preserve historic roots  
• Berrien Community Foundation's youth advisory committee awards $5K in grants to local teachers
• UPDATE: Eagle Lake Elementary closed on Friday
• Much cooler weather settles in for rest of week
• Bone Frog Open comes to Notre Dame, benefiting military, first responders, and families
• Job cuts, reduced programs in proposed public works budget for 2026
• UPDATE: Autopsy reveals victim's cause of death in Marshall County stabbing, ruled as homicide
• Gov. Braun announces new efforts to protect Hoosiers from utility rate increases
• Michigan City employees discuss data center plans, company unnamed
• Housing study to identify greatest needs for Berrien county
• State funding cuts could reduce local nonprofit's ability to assist domestic violence, sexual assault victims
• Indiana Conservation Officers investigating Labor Day drowning
• Rainy this evening before sweater weather returns again
• SBPD investigating overnight shots fired incidents
• Benton Harbor Area Schools announce new boilers ready to fire up mid-September
• Elkhart County Clerk, Chief Deputy Clerk indicted by grand jury for Official Misconduct
• Man arrested for parole violation related to Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce is recognized for 'ALL IN Kosciusko Campaign'
• UPDATE: Michigan City shooting leaves man dead after critical injuries
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after losing control, crashing into car
• New Amazon delivery center brings more employment opportunities to Elkhart
• Cass Family Clinic opens new clinic in Dowagiac
• UPDATE: Deceased woman identified, while man was sent to hospital after large police presence
• A cold and soaking rain today, much cooler weather this week
• Two arrested, charged with Battery against one another
• PLAYLIST: City leaders vote 7-2 in favor of granting tax abatement for proposed data center
• Centre Township library opens after remodeling
• District implements safety measures at secondary schools
• Multiple departments respond to house fire, dog and cat rescued
• Suspect enters plea agreement after hitting 2-year-old with car, fleeing scene
• Kool and the Gang and The Commodores coming to Elkhart for free concert 'Under the Stars'
• Fall festivities underway at Kercher’s for 103rd year
• Experts don't anticipate economic blow from Notre Dame loss
• Present Pillars closes Benton Harbor Pillar Center, searching for new facility
• 'Mishawaka Troop Town' complete, take a tour inside the tiny home for homeless veterans
• Teen enters plea agreement in Christmas shooting
• Two men arrested for fight at Blueberry Festival
• Much cooler to end the week
• Former Starke County detective found not guilty of Misconduct, Theft
• Man turns himself in at Four Winds Casino for Chicago murder
• Suspect pleads guilty to his part in 2023 homicide of 12-year-old
• Fort Wayne man arrested for Residential Entry in Marshall County
• UPDATE: Missing LaGrange County woman has been found
• Driver disregards stop sign, crashes into another car, sent to hospital
• Still summer-like today, wet weather approaches tomorrow
• Vehicle strikes six Holy Cross College students near campus
• Blueberry Festival wraps up long weekend, but the tradition continues 
• Enjoy the warm weather while it lasts
• Man dies at local factory, no outward signs of foul play
• Multiple departments respond to large barn fire Sunday, crews return Monday
• Man arrested for False Informing after being beaten by juvenile
• Sen. Mike Bohacek enters plea agreement in January OWI case
• Pipe replacement road work to begin on Tuesday
• Sunny skies to start off week, but rain on the way
• Irish fall to Hurricanes 27- 24 on late field goal
• Fan reactions after Notre Dame loses season opener 27-24
• Fan reaction to Notre Dame’s season opener in Miami
• ABC57 Kickoff talks to legend Michael Irvin
• One on one with voice of the Miami Hurricanes Joe Zagacki
• College Football ranking changes to playoff seeding
• ABC57 Kickoff previewing Sunday night's Notre Dame season opener against Miami
• Fair for Gameday, Showers and cool air returns midweek
• Lt. Bruce Faltynski named Mishawaka Police Department 2024 Officer of the Year
• The Box Factory for the Arts accepting applications for 2026
• Bexbach Bash, September 5 in downtown Goshen
• Bird migration walk on Wednesday at Benton Spillway
• Pleasent conditions last through Labor Day weekend
• Dog walk hosted at Ox Bow County Park this week
• Building is "a total loss" after Benton Harbor fire
• 22nd annual LOGAN Walk and Roll at Potawatomi Zoo
• ‘Yart’ Brings Art Into the Woods in South Bend