Local News

• NIPSCO workers rally in South Bend for new contract
• Wild Ones South Bend debuts local guide to native plant gardening
• Severe weather threat is over, MUCH colder Friday
• South Bend Mayor James Mueller delivers 2026 State of the City Address
• Family and friends of Adrian Cruz voice frustration in sentencing of fatal crash
• Potawatomi Zoo prepares for opening day with new attractions
• Local expert weighs in on landmark social media decisions 
• President Trump announces he will sign order to pay TSA workers
• Round one of storms moving east, Round two arriving soon
• Bourbon residents recall tornado as severe weather strikes again
• Local developer Dave Matthews files bankruptcy for two of his companies
• Tornado threat decreasing, but severe weather still expected this evening
• Man faces felony Child Seduction, Molesting charges
• Single-vehicle crash into tree leaves Mishawaka man dead
• Damaging winds and hail move in this evening
• One transported to hospital after Wednesday night stabbing
• Indiana Department of Homeland Security opens applications for relief fund
• Two arrests in February farm theft in Knox
• Severe weather expected in Michiana later today
• UPDATE: US 12 re-opens after morning crash
• Severe weather likely for portions of Michiana later today
• Open House for a new pedestrian bridge leaves Riverside Residents dissatisfied
• Notre Dame Scholar joins brief defending Birthright Citizenship
• U.S. Army increases maximum enlistment age from 35 to 42
• Large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible Thursday
• Marian High School fires Head Boys Basketball Coach
• Two arrested, firearms and over 1,000 fentanyl pills recovered following drug investigation
• Nicholas Stanley appears in court, prosecutors push to prevent evidence 
• Former Michigan City Housing Authority chairman faces federal bribery charges
• Expert breaks down high gas prices and factors impacting price at pump
• Westview community rallies around boys' basketball team headed to state championship game
• Lincoln Township fire chief put on paid administrative leave
• Woman arrested, charged after allegedly fleeing police in stolen vehicle, striking squad car
• Greenhouses and gardens getting ready for planting season
• The threat for severe weather has increased
• Downtown Warsaw parking changes go into effect in April
• Mount Baldy closed through mid-June for sand management
• Drunk driver sentenced for death of road worker
• Cass County Council of Aging receives $10k for free dinner program
• Suspect charged with Murder in Jan. 25 shooting
• More sunshine today with a severe risk tomorrow
• Granger residents share input on proposed S.R. 23 roundabout
• Seven local boards unanimously approve fire territory merger in St. Joseph County
• Cultivate Food Rescue prepares meals for TSA officers in South Bend
• Indiana Toll Road announces rolling closure Wednesday
• Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission conducts investigative inquiry, questions NIPSCO and I&M Power
• JobSpark helps inspire career exploration for middle school students
• MPHPL launches new bookmobile to extend library access
• Will Pauling shines, Jadarian Price shows versatility at Notre Dame Pro Day
• Notre Dame’s Pro Day gives 16 seniors one more shot to impress NFL scouts
• South Bend residents voice concerns over proposed pedestrian bridge plan
• Prices at the pump continue to rise across Michiana
• La Porte man receives eight years, four months in prison for dealing drugs
• Warming up before storms arrive Thursday
• Alliance for the Great Lakes publishes 'Data Center Playbook'
• Husband arrested in 2007 cold case following grand jury decision
• Semi-truck strikes vehicle on S.R. 17, leaves 46-year-old man dead
• 25-year-old man found guilty in 2023 murder, arson
• Tickets on sale to meet former Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano at Four Winds Field
• St. Joseph County Police Department offers home checks for Spring Break
• Suspect enters guilty plea agreement in pursuit, officer-involved shooting
• Warsaw teen dead following Monday night shooting, suspect in custody
• All Nations Church hosts March Gladness family event
• Four arrested after alleged dark web drug purchases
• Staying sunny until Thursday
• Goshen City Council amends DORA rules amid community concerns
• SB Common Council adopts Downtown 2045 Plan
• Friends and family celebrate life of Jamecia Moffitt
• St. Joseph County Council updates residents on Affordability Agenda
• Locals gather to recognize farmworkers across Northern Indiana
• Impact of higher gas prices for delivery drivers
• ND Eviction Clinic exposes 'shameful' living conditions at Hoffman Hotel Apartments
• Neighbors share traffic, noise concerns about proposed Capital Ave. railroad expansion
• Leaf pick up resumes in South Bend after weather postpones service for months
• Another rollercoaster ride to end the week
• Elkhart County Commissioners release blocked railroad crossings' findings
• Elkhart Community Schools welcomes alum as new girls' tennis coach
• Some Benton Harbor residents receive late water bills, city investigating
• IDEM approves air permit request for Michigan City data center
• Free microchip clinic for St. Joseph County in April
• Portage Township hosts Eviction Sealing Clinic
• Driver cited in head-on crash Monday morning
• Portage Township sponsors 'Mulch Madness' in South Bend
• Murder suspect arrested on Linden Avenue
• Present Pillars to host "Dad Strong 5K" to support fathers and families
• Rollover crash traps two drivers
• Traffic limited after semi rollover crash on Toll Road in La Porte County
• Warming up through Wednesday
• From Niles to South Bend: Jays 2 Keeps the Spirit Alive for basketball season
• South Bend FOP Lodge 36 hosts annual AYCE Fish Fry
• Edwardsburg Public School set to host Student Art Showcase Wednesday
• 44th annual Tri Kappa Antique Show boosts charities and scholarships
• South Bend Museum of Art celebrates student artists at Scholastic Art Showcase
• Scattered showers this evening, Much cooler overnight
• Pierce Road set to close for tree removal Tuesday
• Andy Rutten of St. Joseph County Council to host meeting for proposed Railroad Expansion
• 3rd annual John Adams High School band program mattress fundraiser
• Free gardening presentation: "Saving Nature in Your Yard"
• Showers and storms this afternoon
• One person injured in shooting