Local News

• Section of C.R. 35 impassable due to large hole, avoid area
• Dead body found next to Toledo Road apartment building
• How seniors work to stay safe as AI scams are on the rise
• Low chance for storms today
• UPDATE: South Bend commercial fire started on lower levels, too hot to deal with indoors
• Center for Healing & Hope World Cup watch party
• Pleasant weather returns next week
• Indiana State Fair to debut new family train ride
• Elkhart donation drive fills truck with supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims
• Stevensville, Mich. awarded EPA grant for clean-up of brownfield site
• Indiana BMV debunks Blackout license plate myth
• Custodians, mechanics, and engineers of South Bend schools to receive pay raises
• Storms slowing coming to an end
• South Shore service updates beginning July 6
• America's Freedom Fest July 11 at Goshen airport
• Fatal fire in La Porte County
• Power outage updates and statements from IMP and MEC
• NASCAR O'Rielly Series race at Chicagoland
• More storms end the holiday weekend
• Girls' day out brunch experience with vendor market and live DJ
• Some showers and fog out the door
• Shooting on Ardmore Tail leaves one person injured
• House fire delays Lake Wawasee fireworks, three treated on scene
• Weather delay doesn't stop Lakeville's Fourth of July celebration at Newton Park
• Rain is ending, Fireworks are just beginning
• 6th annual Pickle Festival concludes in Berrien Springs
• Pro Motorcross Championship held at RedBud MX
• Elkhart postpones firework show
• The 52nd annual Steve's Run returns to Dowagiac
• Paleo Night teaches community about prehistoric practices
• Lightning may be the only thing lighting up the sky tonight
• Investigation underway into fatal residential fire in La Porte county
• Nine boaters rescued during severe Lake Michigan thunderstorm
• More storms this evening
• Section of Cleveland Rd to be closed starting Monday
• Michigan family turns backyard into enormous slip 'n' slide for all the neighborhood kids
• America's Birthday Celebration at Howard Park 
• More storms tonight
• RedBud Weekend, America 250 Edition
• SLIDESHOW: Friday weather's impact across Michiana
• Strong storms arriving in Michiana soon
• County fair season in full swing
• Indivisible 250: The future of Michiana
• Indivisible 250: Understanding America's founding values and what's changed over 250 years
• Indivisible 250: Southwest Michigan fruit farming as American as it gets
• Indivisible 250: Immigrant groups find their 'American dream,' a seat at the table
• Indivisible 250: 'We're still here,' The lasting Native American legacy 
• Indivisible 250: Symbol of the Golden Dome
• Indivisible 250: From cars and RVs to washing machines, a look at Michiana's Industrial Revolution since 1776
• Indivisible 250: Tracing 250 years of service and sacrifice in Michiana
• UPDATE: Man dies after truck strikes his horse and buggy
• No Interurban Trolley service on Saturday
• Benton Harbor schools must navigate yet another superintendent resignation
• Local expert comments on Pope Leo's excommunication of defiant conservative Catholic group
• Rep. Walberg discusses FEMA decision on Michigan disaster relief funds
• Local law enforcement agencies remind people of Indiana's fireworks laws
• Benton Harbor awarded $22M BUILD Grant to improve riverfront
• Community Foundation of Elkhart County awards $1.3M in grants to local nonprofits
• Wellfield Botanic Gardens crowned best botanic garden in the US
• Berrien Springs hosts 6th annual Pickle Festival
• Failed Syracuse robbery leads to four arrested in St. Joseph County, one on attempted murder
• President Trump approves $32.1 million in disaster aid for Michigan
• Indivisible 250: Understanding the origins of political division in America and its causes
• Local ordinance states that dogs must be brought inside during Heat Advisory
• Michigan legislature extends Governor Whitmer's Executive Order to lower gas prices
• Vacant portable building destroyed by fire in Berrien County
• Mishawaka apartment resident raises concerns over algae-filled pool
• USA World Cup watch party at Manny's Sports Bar
• RedBud Nationals brings 4th of July motocross tradition back to Buchanan
• RedBud organizers prepare for high temps at this weekend's event
• Indiana FSSA breaks down report on SNAP error rates
• Street camping now illegal across Hoosier state
• Preview the possibilities at the St. Joseph County 4H Fair
• Local experts and politicians weigh-in on the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling
• June 2026 - One of the wettest months ever in South Bend
• The Window food pantry in Goshen undergoing operations pause, stabilization period
• Parasailer saved by emergency services off North Beach in South Haven
• Plymouth man dead after apparent overnight one-car crash
• E. Twelfth Street to close Monday, July 6, Laurel Street intersection closure to follow
• 250 years of Indiana sports history, a legacy built across generations
• M-239 to close from July through August for culvert replacement
• South Bend secures $291M for affordable housing in the city
• Indivisible 250: Savoring Michiana
• Dowagiac residents seek class action over noise from hyperscale data center
• Families in St. Joseph County finding fun ways to cool off
• The Salvation Army will offer food for Southern Elkhart County residents
• Fibrosan breaks ground in the Cassopolis area, promising new jobs
• Fulton County man speaks out after being sued by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita for jet ski dispute
• Local county fair officials discuss new law allowing alcohol sales
• Benton Harbor Area Schools begin search for new superintendent
• New laws take effect July 1 in Indiana
• 15-year-old suspect in Michigan City double homicide to be tried as adult
• 18-year-old arrested for alleged April armed robbery in Mishawaka
• Municipal governments in Indiana to be reimbursed for revenue lost due to gas tax suspension
• Mishawaka man charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a disabled teenager
• Patrick and LCI Industries announce all-stock merger Tuesday
• How firefighters keep cool in the summer heat
• Local Elkhart business hosts Humanitarian Drive for Venezuela
• Michigan City officials address privacy concerns as police consider expanding Flock Safety technology
• Community reviews 62 recommendations by the South Bend Reparatory Justice Commission