Local News

• Ireland Road reducing traffic to one lane for a month starting Wednesday
• Hawthorne Early Learning Center hosting open house Wednesday
• Rider ejected from motorcycle after deer runs in front, airlifted to hospital
• Residents file class action lawsuit against Hyperscale Data Center in Dowagiac
• Woman shot early Tuesday morning at Beacon Heights Apartments, suspect arrested
• Indiana I&M Power customers to see lower bills beginning in June
• Plymouth man receives 40-year sentence for child molestation convictions
• Elkhart County Miracle pauses season over venue issues
• UPDATE: South Bend Chocolate Company responds to injunction denial in airport lawsuit
• Why is Michiana drying out?
• One man killed in officer-involved shooting in central Indiana, woman found dead at scene
• UPDATE: 84-year-old Osceola woman found after Silver Alert
• Twins place at top of graduating Culver Community High School class
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, charged after 50 pounds of meth recovered in police pursuit
• Sunshine on Michiana's Shoulders
• Quilt and Fiber Experience returns to Elkhart County
• Two-vehicle crash sends one to hospital after midnight Tuesday
• Sunny and pleasant Tuesday morning
• Hit-and-run leaves 24-year-old pedestrian dead
• Elkhart holds annual Memorial Day parade
• Law enforcement, veterans and more participate in Back the Blue Benefit Ride for Deputy Jon Samuelson
• "I did it for them": Families honor lost loved ones as lifeguards return to South Haven
• Despite comeback, Notre Dame Men's Lacrosse ends National Championship game with a loss
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office working to launch new app
• St. Joseph County holding 'Coffee with Commissioners'
• Indiana State Police Toll Road post conducts Wolfpack Patrol for Memorial Day Weekend
• Man sentenced on 17 charges in connection to stealing Cassopolis squad car
• Former Indiana governor Mitch Daniels to serve as Purdue's interim president
• No shortage of sunshine today
• Memorial Day parade forecast
• Pope Leo XIV calls for 'robust regulation' of AI in first-ever encyclical
• Local band 'The Erly' stops by ABC57 ahead of June 3 performance
• VERY foggy first few hours of the morning
• UPDATE: Annette D. Hibbler has been found
• Update: Man arrested for overnight shooting in Elkhart that killed one woman
• A local taste brings New Carlisle community together on race day
• Felix Rosenqvist wins his first ever Indy 500
• Pancakes help raise funds to support the Alzheimer's Association
• Rain Update: Lighter rain expected into the afternoon
• "Steps for Safe Paws" 5K family fun walk
• Goshen First Fridays birthday bash celebration
• Rain Update: Non-severe storms expected
• Kayak the St. Joe River with Elkhart County Parks
• Showers start this morning
• Traffic configuration to change on I-94
• First Crate Strawberry Auction for charity
• SBPD announces online meal train to support family of Deputy Jon Samuelson
• Shots fired near the White House leaves one dead and another wounded
• Fresh Cuts, Fresh Starts: Re-Entry Program Gives Back in Elkhart
• Michiana Spring Clay tour encourages people to try and take a spin in pottery
• Mac & Cheese festival turns Four Winds Field into a kitchen
• Jr. Irish Memorial Day invitational celebrates veterans and active-duty military
• Benefit Ride fundraiser to support Deputy Jon Samuelson
• Hall of Heroes Comic Con returns to Elkhart for 2026
• Bridge work to begin on US 30
• Another rain chance this holiday weekend
• “Art Walk After Hours” outdoor concert series
• Holiday weekend starts rainy
• Lake City Skiers launch 2026 season with Avengers-themed show
• Mishawaka Summer concert series is back
• City of Elkhart launches 2026 'Trees for the Hart' planting initiative
• South Bend West Side Memorial Day Parade Preview
• Three Rivers Menards partially reopens after suffering extensive tornado damage
• Reactions from race fans at Plymouth Motor Speedway to the passing of Kyle Busch
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Michigan gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Michigan gubernatorial candidate Aric Nesbitt
• UPDATE: Deputy Jon Samuelson in critical but stable condition following hospital shooting
• UPDATE: Charges filed against shooter of deputy Jon Samuelson
• Former Berlin Raceway favorite Kyle Busch remembered for legacy beyond wins
• Friday morning house fire leaves one person with burns
• Elkhart men sentenced to prison for cocaine distribution, firearm offenses
• Arrest made in shooting death of Michigan City teenager
• Hobart man sentenced to 14 years for drug and firearms charges
• Motorcyclist suffers catastrophic injuries in Elkhart County crash Thursday, driver arrested
• 26-year-old man will spend years in prison after guilty plea to drug charge
• UPDATE: One juvenile injured in shooting at Strikes and Spares in Mishawaka
• UPDATE: La Porte County deputy shot in emergency room, suspect in custody
• Michiana Spring Clay Tour for the Northern Indiana Clay Alliance
• Bomb threat called into Elkhart business Thursday morning
• Data Center meeting in Penn Township
• Hartford city commissioners' meeting erupts into violent altercation
• 1,400 Hoosiers gather for 14th annual RV Power Breakfast in Elkhart
• ABC57 News talks with Governor Mike Braun about data centers, gas tax suspension
• Indiana high school athletes will soon be able to profit from personal brands under new IHSAA rule
• The sweet side of NIL: how one donut business helped launch Michigan’s high school NIL era
• 54-year-old man arrested after allegedly pointing gun at wife and son
• Site of former USA Skate Center to become "Princess Galleria" business space
• Plymouth High School names Brent Corbett as interim head football coach
• Three Rivers Menards preparing to partially reopen
• Three arrested in Marshall County drug bust next to elementary school Monday
• Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation announces free summer meal schedule
• WATCH: Video captures construction flagger struck by vehicle during Monday afternoon storm
• Expanding Michiana summer grief support services
• Construction at Potato Creek Inn set to wrap up next Spring
• Head-on collision leaves driver dead Wednesday afternoon
• Sunglasses and Sunscreen needed today
• UPDATE: Amber Alert canceled for 6-month-old in Hammond
• Lots of sunshine on the way
• Elkhart County Humane Society create a cat adoption special for May to help with overcrowding
• Plymouth High School Head Football Coach Ron Shaffer resigns after less than five months on the job