Local News

• Cooler out the door than yesterday
• South Bend Cubs snap five-game losing streak with 9-1 win over Lansing Lugnuts
• Joe Morris wins Marshall County prosecutor primary race
• Pressel declared victor by wide margin in primary race for Indiana district 20
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Elkhart County sheriff primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Indiana state rep. district 20 primary election
• McFarland wins Marshall County sheriff primary race
• SBPD Chief Ruzskowski wins St. Joseph County sheriff primary race
• Schmutzler unseats Republican incumbent Linda Rogers in District 11 primary race
• Drake and O'Brien win respective primary races for St. Joseph County Council districts
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking La Porte County prosecutor primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Indiana Sen. District 11 Republican primary
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking St. Joseph County sheriff primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking U.S. Representative 2nd District Democratic primary
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking St. Joseph County Council primary elections
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Marshall County prosecutor primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Marshall County sheriff primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Indiana Primary Election Results 2026
• Lightning suspected as possible cause of fire at Hurwich Farms Apartments
• Two students taken to hospital in Kosciusko County elementary school bus crash
• UPDATE: South Bend International Airport files motion for dismissal in South Bend Chocolate Factory lawsuit
• Woman faces multiple felonies after striking semi-truck and police car
• 18-year-old in Elkhart charged with Attempted Murder
• Warsaw man charged after allegedly sexually assaulting woman with disabilities
• Blossomtime Parade closes St. Joseph's streets Saturday
• Spring weather's impact on high school sports
• Rain stops briefly before picking back up later
• Sunny for some, rainy for others today
• Scattered showers this morning
• Eligible 17-Year-Old Voters mistakenly rejected for Primary Voting
• A look inside the race for St. Joseph County Sheriff
• Starke County Prosecutor race heats up ahead of primary
• Here’s what's leading to higher gas prices plus when they could come back down
• Prayers pouring in for Michiana basketball coach fighting for his life following crash
• Marshall County prosecutor candidates outline 'immediate fixes' with incumbent not running for re-election
• Cass County awarded $400k grant for tornado recovery
• Suspect at large after allegedly striking sleeping victim in head during burglary
• Weathering the War: Crops in Crisis?
• Overnight lane closures begin on I-94 May 5 as part of larger project
• Chicago man arrested for allegedly practicing medicine without a license in Warsaw
• UPDATE: Obstruction on tracks, South Shore Line train departure delayed at SBN, busing offered
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, arrested in connection with string of Michigan City armed robberies
• Severe threat increasing
• Michigan City approves new MCON workforce initiatives
• Severe storms possible tonight
• What you need to know ahead of casting your vote
• Girls on the Run celebrates end of season with two 5Ks
• Mishawaka Clay Street railway crossing closing for resurfacing
• Sunshine today to storms tonight
• Climbers scale walls one last time at Apex Climbing Gym Sunday
• Dance like Nobody’s Watching: Logan Center hosts third Annual Prom
• Amish Acres holds first spring market of 2026 season
• Elkhart Environmental Center hosts Foraging Workshop Sunday
• Patrol vehicle sideswiped, officer nearly struck in Culver by alleged drunk driver
• Mother's Day brunch with the Lerner Theatre
• Getting cloudy before the rain
• 23 inmates suffering from salmonella poisoning at St. Joseph County Jail
• May Carguys and Coffee event
• Frigid but quiet start to the day
• National Train Day at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum
• One person shot on Lincolnway West in South Bend
• Athletes, coaches honored at Starke-Marshall Special Olympics Awards Banquet
• Beyond the Holiday: Cinco de Mayo Festival Honors Culture and Community
• Darden Elementary students brush up literacy, hooping skills at 'Dartletics'
• Local basketball coach on road to recovery following serious crash
• Linden Avenue Farmer's Market is back for its sixth year
• Registration now open for Elkhart Virtual School for grades 6 through 12
• Dogapalooza returns to Ox Bow County Park
• Still chilly most of the week
• Freeze Warning active this morning
• The Maple City's spring clean up
• Seventh annual Ivy Tech Gala
• Three injured in shooting near downtown Elkhart
• A Celebration of Life for Kaylon Woods
• Penn-Harris-Madison Schools names 2026 teachers and staff of the year
• ABC57 reporter Annie Kate discusses ongoing fuel price hikes with Molly Hart of AAA
• Michiana drivers share their thoughts about the current gas prices
• Suspect charged in recent shooting case out of Benton Township
• Everyone welcome at Cinco de Mayo event in South Bend
• Decision Day becomes new tradition at John Adams High School
• Monger Elementary suffers water line break and will temporarily relocate
• Bethel University baseball player battles a brain tumor to retake the field
• UPDATE: NIPSCO, USW reach agreement for physical and clerical unit workers
• Washington Park Zoo welcomes rescued ring-tailed lemurs
• At least one more forensic analysis 'critical' to review of officer-involved shooting of 17-year-old, prosecutor says
• Official cause and manner of death revealed for Kaylon Woods, Adonis Joseph
• EPD Chief Dan Milanese steps down from role, interim chief announced
• South Bend man sentenced to prison for Possession of Child Pornography
• Chilly today, cold tonight
• Importance of water safety with warm weather around the corner
• Celebrate with the Ivy Tech Impact Gala
• Magician Andy Gross comes to Goshen Theater
• Cold and soaking rain through this morning
• Travel restrictions for Jackson and Locust Roads
• Rease Pence sentenced for 2022 murder of 14-year-old
• Mishawaka Mayor Dave Wood gives the State of the City address
• Indiana leads the U.S. in gas price increases
• Boys & Girls Club of Benton Harbor wins a violence prevention grant
• The Great Futures Breakfast held by the Elkhart Boys & Girls Club to raise money and honor local heroes
• Skylar Diggins returns to the Midwest as Chicago Sky look for veteran leadership