Local News

• Plymouth police, ISP respond to US 31 for crash, possible hit-and-run
• Clear for most now, Storms later tonight
• UPDATE: MSP confirms officer-involved shooting near Benton Township Home Depot, suspect injured
• Eddies look to embrace their physicality against Jimtown
• Tree down on bypass near Four Winds Casino; one lane blocked
• Jimtown Junior High student, football player, dies after leukemia battle
• Blueberry Festival kicks off 60th year with new events for attendees
• SBFD safety tips ahead of National Preparedness Month
• The Real Story: How the New U.S.-Venezuela Oil Agreement Impacts Consumers
• Heat ends after storms tonight
• Another HOT day in store
• Bitcoin mining ceases at Dowagiac data center, consistent humming no longer heard
• F.O.E Niles remaining optimistic about uncertain future amid roof collapse
• Open house hosted at Howard Park Community Center, showcasing Potawatomi Park renovation plans
• Investigation into Michigan's Kinexus Group underway following concerns of mishandled funds
• AC/DC performing at Notre Dame September 4, what to expect
• Parisi's restaurant removed, replaced with Parisi Condominiums
• Clergy leaders put public pressure on county officials with Data Center concerns
• This week's ABC57 Cub Reporter is Leila Pipp
• Wet summer, above average fall, what's in store for the new season?
• Man involved in SWAT standoff charged with Strangulation, Domestic Battery
• River Valley School District superintendent resigns on first day of school
• UPDATE: Woman's corpse found on train car in Elkhart railroad yard
• Gov. Braun extends gas tax holiday another month as part of ongoing energy emergency
• Former South Bend councilman John Voorde dead at 81, per source close to family
• River Bend Film Festival bringing one-of-a-kind films to light for over 20 years
• City of South Bend kicks off 2027 budget hearing sessions 
• Niles Charter Township considers restrictions as dispensary question heads back to voters
• MedTech Expo shows off newest inventions as the leading "Orthopedic capital of the world"
• Recovery begins for people in Gary, surrounding areas one week after power is restored to most homes
• Update from bus crash with South Central Community Schools
• Bard School in Benton Harbor torn down after being shut down for over a decade
• Hundreds of tickets still available for upcoming AC/DC show despite first return to South Bend in 43 years
• Elkhart man facing several felony counts of Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material
• Restoration of Center City place continues in South Bend
• FEMA approves $2.1 million for Indiana disaster relief, per Gov. Braun
• Canada's retaliatory tariffs could impact automotive and agricultural manufacturing beginning Sept. 8
• IRS announces tax relief for residents of specific Indiana counties impacted by recent storms
• Murder conviction of Elkhart woman Iris Seabolt overturned; Seabolt fully exonerated
• Goshen man sentenced in death of an infant case
• UPDATE: One dead after semitruck roll-over crash, fire, on I-94 in Berrien County
• Sexual assault incident at Saint Mary's College campus
• Finalist for Indiana Teacher of The Year in Indiana stops by ABC57
• INDOT offering engineering college scholarship opportunities; applications open now
• La Porte County Coroner confirms electrocution in water the cause of death of two adults
• Arrest made, charges filed following ISP investigation into January police chase crash
• UPDATE: One dead after early morning house fire in Mishawaka, state fire marshal investigating cause
• Edwardsburg Public Schools will have a half-day due to heat
• Michigan City considers data center moratorium as Project Maize continues construction 
• LaGrange community gives feedback to new proposal for the Hawpatch Trail
• Prairie View Elementary to close due to A/C issues
• F.O.E Niles will close until further notice after ceiling collapse
• Judge sends Charlie Kirk murder case to trial with defendant facing potential death penalty
• FEMA and IDHS will help La Porte County residents apply for assistance after storm damage
• 6th annual Narcan drive-thru event hopes to eliminate overdose deaths entirely
• Witnesses, police recount search efforts after 7-year-old drowns in Lake Michigan
• Former SBFD captain Stewart Russell sentenced after sex crime convictions
• Bremen breaks ground on GROWTH project
• Palisades Nuclear Power Plant refueling begins after two years of maintenance, refurbishment, testing
• Beacon Health & Fitness' Three Rivers fitness center to close after nearly three decades
• UPDATE: One of two reported runaway teenagers located, South Bend Police Department searching for other
• La Porte County Sheriff's Office investigating motor vehicle/pedestrian crash; serious injury reported
• Schools across Michiana handling the heat
• Elkhart to bid farewell to historic New York Central steam locomotive
• Golf cart rules in Granger create confusion as county police work to enforce regulations
• UPDATE: 7-year-old found after search at Silver Beach dies
• Duane Davis found guilty in murder of Tupac Shakur
• 60-year-old man found dead inside of parked vehicle in Elkhart
• Notre Dame’s first depth chart leaves key battles open, but Marcus Freeman confident in Week 1 depth
• From Ohio State to Cincinnati to Lambeau: Freeman, Fickell meet as head coaches
• UPDATE: Attempted Murder suspect sentenced after entering plea agreement
• Elkhart woman arrested for allegedly defrauding business of over $75k, receiving prescriptions fraudulently
• Rochester man charged with Attempted Murder after allegedly attacking father, leading to coma
• Baugo Township vehicle fire escalates into structure fire; blaze extinguished
• UPDATE: South Bend Edison Park Post Office closed indefinitely following fire
• Howe couple arrested, charged with felony neglect after infant suffers serious injuries
• UPDATE: Victims in Sunday night shooting suffer non-life-threatening injuries, investigation ongoing
• Superintendent Kristen Bawks talks back-to-school for St. Joseph Public Schools
• River Bend Film Festival 2026 returns to Goshen
• Crews respond to house fire in South Bend Monday morning
• UPDATE: Victim walks into South Bend Memorial Hospital, police investigating
• Michiana Renaissance Festival celebrates final day with medieval reenactments and catchy ballads
• Car crashes into building in South Bend
• South Bend community members pray for ICE detainees
• S.R. 23 and S.R. 10 will close temporarily for seal coat operations
• Indiana State Police investigating officer-involved shooting in Gary
• Scattered morning showers across Michiana
• Elkhart Public Library celebrates city's Latino Heritage with their Vibra Fest
• Mercado de la Western celebrates opening day with a ribbon cutting ceremony
• Crash leaves one injured in Elkhart County
• UPDATE: Victim suffers non-life-threatening injuries after being shot on east Fox Street
• When will the rain arrive?
• Miracle League Ballpark becomes Indiana's first fully inclusive public play complex
• S.R. 8 will close temporarily on Sep. 2, for at least three weeks
• Quiet this evening, Scattered showers overnight
• Take part in naming the Potawatomi Zoo's red panda cub
• Michigan City Police investigating after woman was hit by train
• Pleasant day, rain returns tonight
• Stabbing in 3500 block of Curtis Drive in South Bend
• Calm, summery Saturday