Local News

• Round Barn to hold a fall market with local vendors
• Fiddler's Hearth celebrates 20 years of business
• October open mic night at the Acorn
• Perfect weekend for fall activities
• "Empty the Shelters" event aims to encourage adoption from local pet shelters
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: 09/30/2022
• The party of the century: Morris Performing Arts Center celebrates 100 years with community festival
• The Morris Performing Arts Center is back open to the public with an all-new interior
• REES Theatre hosting weeklong reopening celebration October 1-8
• Michiana pitches in to help with Hurricane Ian recovery
• 9-year-old rescued from grain wagon
• Charges filed in murder of Christopher Yakim on S. Michigan Street
• Fair fall weekend
• City of South Bend releases finalized report on low-barrier shelter
• Elkhart County postcards omit in-person early voting locations
• Fugitive Friday for September 30, 2022
• Four Flags Apple Festival returns to Niles for its 50th year
• One person hospitalized following two-vehicle crash in Mishawaka
• Bridgman Cook Unit Two Nuclear Plant to shut down on Saturday
• Residents of La Porte county to see slight income tax hike
• Ninja Golf to host Ice Cream for Breakfast event
• St. Joe County Parks Department to host Trails at Twilight nature exploration
• Cass county announces sites for DEA National Drug Take Back Day
• Shots fired involving Indiana State Excise Police Officer
• Mishawaka City Hall moves to newly renovated location
• Masonite in Walkerton announces layoff
• Man accused of shooting coworker with a nail gun
• Mishawaka Parks hosts Boo-ze and Brews October 14
• Trick or treat times for Halloween 2022
• Michiana Crime Stoppers schedules Fall Shredding Event for October 29
• Hoosiers share experiences evacuating and heading toward Florida amid Hurricane Ian
• Flirting with frosty temperatures
• Missing 6-year-old out of Goshen found safe
• City of South Bend accepting proposals for Lafayette Building in downtown
• Elkhart Police investigating threat to Elkhart technology school
• Man arrested for possession of child pornography in La Porte County
• City of South Bend's Utility Assistance Program now available to tenants
• Work on John Beers Road begins September 30
• Powerball ticket worth $50,000 purchased in Plymouth
• One arrested in robbery of 1st Source Bank on Lincolnway East
• Police identify victim of homicide on S. Michigan Street
• Mishawaka High School to host blood drive for staff member's nephew battling cancer
• Documentary by local production company airs this weekend
• September 29 is National Coffee Day
• Last day to sign up for free and reduced lunch at PHM schools
• South Bend Police investigating deadly shooting on the south side
• Morris Performing Arts Center to celebrates its 100 year anniversary in a big way
• WATCH: South Bend School Board candidate forum
• Michiana volunteers prepare to head to Florida for disaster relief
• Massage parlors raided by police open their doors
• Cold tonight, much less breezy Thursday
• Two injured in crash at U.S. 12, Union Road in Porter Township
• Water response fair to be held in Benton Harbor October 6
• Dowagiac Police investigate alarming comments made on social media
• Department of Natural Resources encouraging hunters to help feed hungry Hoosiers
• One Buchanan holding October 8 forum on disability, impairment
• Judge: Indiana can't enforce abortion burial, cremation law
• Performances of Macbeth come to Notre Dame October 5-7
• Milford Police department mourns death of Deputy Marshal Don McCune
• Indiana University South Bend receives over $2 million to support low-income students
• City of Goshen hosting Indigenous Peoples Day event October 11
• Michigan State Police investigating larceny of utility vehicle in Three Rivers
• One injured in crash involving semi on U.S. 131
• New Safe Haven Baby Box available in Mishawaka
• Humane Society to host trivia night
• St. Joseph County positions itself as top contender for EV battery plant through tax incentives
• Sweat the City gets underway Tuesday in South Bend
• Alleged human trafficking hotspots back open
• Local RV open house draws out hundreds of nationwide dealers
• Indiana EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan receives federal approval
• Two separate semi crashes gridlock traffic on I-80/94 for several hours
• Elkhart celebrates first Hispanic Heritage Festival October 1
• Riley High School to host truck or treat event October 25
• John Adams High School hosts Track or Treat October 18
• Lake effect wraps up Wednesday
• Fear Itself at Legend Park opens for 2022 season September 30
• House fire reported along Lincolnway East in Mishawaka
• Elkhart County Parks invites you to Wednesday Bird Walk
• City of South Bend hosting meeting on police technology upgrades October 4
• Buchanan Schools investigate fourth threat in 12 days
• 2022 Say Boo to Drugs event to be held October 27
• Police searching for bank robbery suspect, lockdown lifted at PHM schools
• Potawatomi Zoo Boo returns October 21-23
• Free drive-thru flu vaccine clinic for veterans on October 22
• Pine 'Not So Haunted' Woods Walk set for October 22 in Elkhart
• Left lane of eastbound I-94, near M-139, closed for emergency road repair
• Former Starke County detectives indicted in investigation into missing evidence
• More than 350 Indiana Michigan Power workers traveling to Florida ahead of Hurricane Ian
• Downtown South Bend's 'Best. Week. Ever.' continues with 'Sweat the City' event Tuesday
• Body found in Lake Michigan in Village of Michiana
• Silver Alert cancelled for missing 17-year-old
• Niles native Caiden Baxter receives brand deal
• Goshen's Kid Mayor program accepting submissions
• Coolest day of the work week today
• South Bend Common Council approves forwarding of the Kennedy Park Neighborhood
• Bethany Christian Schools faculty member hit and killed by vehicle at the school
• Gun found in student’s backpack Thursday at Washington High School
• US-31 Bypass nearing completion after decades of delays
• Director of Operations for School City of Mishawaka passes away at 53
• Spectrum Health Lakeland to raise money for nurses