Local News

• Phase two of S.R. 23 bridge work begins May 31
• Jimtown schools on lockdown after airsoft pistol found in backpack
• South Bend man sentenced to nine years in prison
• Reports identify woman killed in shooting in Elkhart Wednesday afternoon
• Mishawaka Schools board member announces resignation
• M-140 bridge repairs near Watervliet begin June 1
• Morning Team sits down with Indy 500 engineer
• St. Joseph County named as one of Indiana’s healthiest places to live
• Urban Conversation Series at Unity Gardens
• Community leaders to meet at KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship breakfast in Benton Harbor
• Michiana man conquers Mt. Everest
• ICAN hopes to change lives on both ends of the leash
• RiverBend Cancer Services receives mental health grant
• Residents rally against plans to shut down Clay High School
• Keeping children safe in schools after latest mass shooting
• Mark Coleman found guilty of murder
• Talking to your kids about school shootings
• Local farmers struggling with weather patterns and the inflated prices of supplies
• Senior PGA Championship prepares for tee-off during the practice round
• Beyond the Badge: Inside look at how reserve officers train for an active shooter scenario
• List of 2022 Memorial Day parades and ceremonies
• Warsaw – Wayne Fire Territory now offering mental health services
• Two dead in shootings at two separate locations in Elkhart
• South Bend Police offering Summer Prospect Days for potential hires
• Middlebury announces Summer Festival schedule
• South Bend Symphony Orchestra to perform at Four Winds Field
• Eighth person pleads guilty in New Buffalo cocaine ring
• Elkhart Municipal Band announces summer concert series dates
• CSX announces railroad crossing closures in Berrien County
• Boat rescue saves three from Spear Lake
• Free K-12 Summer Travel Program returns to South Bend
• Artisan Fair comes to Lake Bluff Park
• Food Truck Wednesday returns to Mishawaka
• Free health fair at Transformation Ministries
• Potawatomi Zoo to host Free Admission Children’s Day
• Tolson Center celebrates groundbreaking on new facility
• ABC57 Sound Off: Gun Violence, road repairs, and waiting on INDOT
• Scholarship recipients named for the Zolman’s Student Citizenship Award
• Nearly 50% of lead pipes have been replaced in Benton Harbor
• Women's advocacy expert sheds light on sexual abuse following allegations about Warsaw Pastor
• First republican ballot name for District E county council seat of St. Joseph County
• Showers and storms midweek, severe threat low
• South Bend Westside Memorial Day Cemetery Ceremony in need of volunteers
• Clay Township group proposes plan to start a new district outside of South Bend Schools
• Washington man accused of firing crossbow at two people in Plymouth
• South Bend man sentenced to over 10 years for fraud
• Roundabout construction begins at S.R. 2, U.S. 6 May 31
• Driver accused of escaping police, crashing into bank
• Section of Michigan Street closed in New Carlisle due to fire
• Bourbon Police warn of circulating ‘prop’ money
• Goshen man charged in Capitol riot pleads guilty
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office investigating theft
• Woman accused of taking keys from FedEx truck, hitting driver with vehicle
• Free admission for kids during Children’s Day at the Zoo June 8
• Penn High School named Project Lead the Way Distinguished School
• Marching bands from nine high schools prepare for the Indianapolis 500 parade
• Goshen Theater Drama Club announces third annual summer camp
• Free IT summer boot camps to be hosted at Bethel University
• HELP Program seeks feedback from Kosciusko County residents
• Officials give update on deadly weekend mass shooting in Goshen
• Godmother of Goshen mass shooting victim speaks out before press conference
• Pastor accused of having sex with female member for years, starting when she was 16-years-old
• Fire burns down three barns on U.S. 131 in Constantine
• Popular social media posts during formula shortage can be harmful
• Press conference: Investigators release name of suspect in Goshen mass shooting
• Elkhart Police Department welcomes three new officers
• More mild weather, before rain midweek
• Elkhart Police searching for man for questioning in burglary investigation
• Section of S.R. 331 closed in Tippecanoe beginning May 31
• Murder suspect dies awaiting trial
• Mishawaka schools employee placed on leave after being charged with domestic battery
• S.R. 23 to be closed between Kern & Redwood Roads
• Ramps closed at I-94, U.S. 20 interchange beginning May 31
• South Bend Schools hosting Facilities Master Plan discussion at Francis Branch Library
• Michigan woman arrested in South Bend on drug, gun charges
• City of South Bend receives additional funding for 2022 street paving
• Pair arrested after allegedly threatening apartment residents
• Police investigating Sunday afternoon shooting in Benton Harbor
• May ArtWalk to feature Ducky Derby, Lerner on the Lawn kick-off
• Card readers malfunctioning at several Meijer stores
• Michiana teen crowned Indiana Miss Amazing
• Three separate shootings make for a violent weekend across Michiana
• Lippert Components to hold Care Center hiring event
• Registration opens for Elkhart Day Camp
• Granger Community Church to hold Suicide Awareness and Prevention event
• Portage Avenue Hacienda to host giveback night
• Woman hospitalized after two-vehicle crash in Jefferson Township
• South Bend Cubs players to raise money for specialty hospital by working at Portillo’s
• Police investigating a shooting in Benton Harbor
• Sunday morning shooting in South Bend leaves one man in the hospital
• City of Goshen to hold press conference on Monday regarding Saturday’s shooting
• St. Joseph County Public Library to host free mental health movie night
• #19 Notre Dame softball run-rules Oakland after rain-delay
• Shooting at Goshen home leaves two people dead, neighbors react
• Mishawka Parks and Recreation Department announces Summer Concert Series lineup
• Truck overturns in single-vehicle crash
• Elkhart Public Library to display student creations for ArtWalk
• Harbor Shores Golf Club announces trail improvement investment
• Two killed, multiple wounded in Goshen shooting
• Brinkley RV breaks ground on new production facility in Goshen