Local News

• Sunshine and the 70s expected this weekend
• Suspect in March 2018 South Bend shooting files excessive force lawsuit
• Game of the Week: Elkhart Central wins final Mangy Lion matchup
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: August 23, 2019
• The Great Inflatable Race bounces into the Elkhart 4-H Fairgrounds
• Kosciusko County intersection dangerous, locals respond
• South Bend Fire Department receives 25k grant from Firehouse Subs
• Man mowing lawns to spread kindness
• Studebaker fountain documentary premieres Sunday
• Notre Dame opens up dormitories on Friday for move-in weekend
• Frost already hit parts of Michigan!
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on CR 5 Friday morning
• Gorgeous weather will continue thru the weekend
• Police investigating armed robbery at Whistle Stop Grocery
• Final suspect found guilty of two counts of murder in Frederickson Street shootout
• Homicide unit, Marshals searching for murder suspect
• $1.5 million awarded to organizations helping seniors
• Victim grazed in South Bend shooting
• Driver airlifted to hospital after police pursuit ends in crash
• Here’s what the law says about service animals and their handlers
• Beautiful Weekend!
• Former Benton Harbor City Manager speaks out after being fired for the second time
• VIDEO: Mishawaka woman, service dog kicked out of 7-Eleven store
• St. Joe's JR Konieczny discusses Notre Dame hoops commitment
• Neighbors react after teen was shot in the chest
• Cub Reporter: Pierce Riggs
• Officer tackles two men attempting to flee on motorcycle
• Amazon fires can worsen global warming
• Woman accused of biting, kicking officers during arrest
• Elkhart Police investigating theft of utility trailer from business
• Elkhart Police investigating use of stolen debit and credit cards
• Resident reports seeing algae bloom just off Berrien County
• Federal court ruling allows South Bend abortion clinic to stay open with provisional license
• Granger Biggby has started using strawless lids
• Elkhart Central High School student died August 12
• Priest accused of binding teen in plastic wrap in 'sexually motivated crime'
• Local nonprofit being honored for work fighting opioid crisis
• Police: Man who walked into hospital injured in shooting on Ewing Avenue
• South Bend firefighter placed on unpaid leave
• BHAS asking community members for feedback on latest proposal
• Power outages affecting customers along McKinley and Hickory roads
• Cooler stretch with sunshine
• Southwest Michigan community on high alert after a rash of vandalism
• Activists pushing for resignation of Chief Scott Ruszkowski
• Berrien County Parks five-year plan met with community support at open house meeting
• Elkhart Parks and Recreation Department audit turned down
• Memorial Hospital Police recognized as best in the state
• Two South Bend Fire Department members promoted
• County warns of marijuana dangers
• Coach Kelly explains how Notre Dame can become the standard for college football
• New hydroelectric plant groundbreaking
• Summer street paving program begins August 21
• Elkhart County inmate who escaped now facing additional charges
• Pet food manufacturer fined $27,500 by IOSHA
• Driver charged with OWI after driving wrong way on I-94
• City hosting cleanup in Lincoln-Bendix Park neighborhood
• State agency opposes majority of I&M rate increase request
• Mishawaka man wins $1M in Hoosier Lottery
• Ancilla College makes the switch to solar power
• Michiana woman describes experience protesting in pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong
• Man in home detention accused of trying to sell stolen items online
• Benton Harbor Area Schools makes Department of Treasury presentation public
• PHM students return to school
• Powerful MCS plagued Midwest Tuesday, bypassing Michiana
• Morning fog and a chance of rain
• Family of Berrien County motel fire victims files civil lawsuit
• Community discusses SBPD use of force policy
• Homeless apartment project receives neutral recommendation from planning commission
• Renovation project for Chapin Mansion in Niles underway
• Elkhart rivals gear up for final Battle for the Mangy Lion
• Mishawaka Police chase ends in crash at apartment complex
• South Bend International Airport introduces daily flights to and from New York
• 113-year-old Studebaker Fountain has been fully restored
• 101-year-old U.S. Army Veteran honored in Plymouth
• Ceremony in downtown South Bend celebrates $127k gift for Beacon Health System
• Elkhart Cueramaro Supermarket arsonist caught on camera
• Five people arrested on drug charges following NET 43 investigation
• Buchanan man charged with 2nd degree murder in fatal Miller Road crash
• La Porte Sheriff’s Office conducting school bus safety patrols
• South Bend Fire Department receives nearly $25K grant
• Ramps to close at US 30 and SR 17 for paving
• Man accused of exposing himself in park, assaulting a public safety official
• Former Mishawaka resident to star in new Netflix film
• Police apprehend inmate who escaped from Starke County
• Fort Wayne man arrested following robberies at church, liquor store
• Indiana Michigan Power gives grant to Potawatomi Zoo for STEM classroom
• Mayor Pete Buttigieg gives update on South Bend issues
• Multi-million dollar expansion underway at Boys & Girls Club of Middlebury
• Can weather folklore really forecast winter weather?
• Storm threat today - cooler ahead
• Devastating fire damages rural Indiana property
• South Bend Mayor outlines new plan to help homeless permanently
• Community members voice their opposition to opening of Menards store
• Fire Department responds to house fire at S. Sheridan Street in South Bend
• Mayoral nominee speaks out on recent FBI raids in South Bend
• Neighbors hear loud 'boom' and find house exploded in Plymouth
• Michigan State Police investigating deadly multi-car crash in St. Joseph County
• North Central YMCA hosts annual “Run Jane Run”
• 31-year-old man facing charges in Ireland Road shooting investigation
• Notre Dame ranks on preseason AP Top 25 Poll