Local News

• Retired SBFD Captain placed on house arrest in child sex abuse case
• IUSB students and faculty address consolidation and elimination of degrees
• IRS spokesperson talks deadline, extensions, scams
• SBFD rolls out alert system to notify motorists of emergency vehicles through GPS apps
• UPDATE: Scene clearing on 1400 block of Huey Street following police presence
• Michigan City man faces charges for 2025 hit-and-run
• US 20 crash traps woman in van, sends four to hospital
• UPDATE: Elkhart shooting victim is stable condition, investigation ongoing
• Nappanee woman sentenced for wire fraud targeting the elderly
• Potential severe weather entering Michiana soon
• Facebook group leads Ohio woman to lost family ring
• Library looking for community support for outdoor garden space
• Cloudy for a bit, storms return later
• Flood risk this morning behind strong storms
• South Bend Cubs beat Beloit in home opener at Four Winds Field
• Radio Sabor Latino returns home after 26 years
• Local leaders call for transparency as Data Center conversations continue in St. Joseph County
• Pokagon Band, city of Dowagiac continue calls for data center transparency
• South Bend Police Department share safety tips for short term rental owners following shooting on April 4
• Notre Dame professor Asher Kaufman speaks on US blockades
• Three rescued after Miner Street house fire; cat still missing
• Hoosier state invests $200 million in affordable childcare, local daycares ready to accept voucher-eligible children
• Updated timings on storms, after midnight
• Greenbush Brewing Co. closes after 14 years
• St. Joseph County police urge caution on slick roads
• Shots fired near supermarket leads to crash, suspect arrested, woman critically injured
• Tracking storms after midnight
• Arrest made in deadly Michigan City motorcycle crash
• South Shore Line to offer additional service for Luke Combs concert Saturday
• SBPD seeks help finding runaway 15-year-old girl, last seen April 11
• Severe weather is likely tonight for portions of Michiana
• Fix MI State offers $800 for Michigan pothole stories
• Phoenix Performing Arts debuts Tony-nominated show
• Governor Braun announces $200M for childcare vouchers
• New program supports kindergarten readiness
• Severe risk for tonight is increasing
• Another round of non-severe storms now
• Scattered storms moving into Michiana
• Markus Burton officially transferring from Notre Dame to IU
• 'Today is that day' Union members crowd City Hall in support of La Porte Data Center
• Lake Michigan College announces Dr. Ken Flowers as new president
• Pokagon Band of Potawatomi supports City of Dowagiac's Call for Transparency on data center expansion
• Colfax Avenue re-pavement project soon to be underway in South Bend, preparation begins April 13
• Notre Dame's Cassandre Prosper drafted to Washington Mystics
• St. Joseph County Property Tax Bills mailed out, new assessments next
• Former US Ambassador reacts to dispute between Pope Leo XIV and President Trump
• Plymouth Motor Speedway going up for sale
• State legislators speak on controversial seniors driving bill
• President Trump, Pope Leo XIV at odds over Iran war
• Section of westbound US 20 bypass closed for rollover crash
• Transpo announces free Gameday Express for Luke Combs concert Saturday
• Three Rivers police seek help finding hit-and-run suspect who struck child on scooter
• I-94 to close overnight around US 421 starting Wednesday
• 'Coach Carter' to speak at Family & Children’s Center's Spotlight Dinner Thursday
• UPDATE: Teen accidentally shot family member in back of head on E. Windsor Avenue, EPD says
• Interurban Trolley permanently adjusting Route 33
• Man under arrest for driving recklessly under the influence
• Granger students create mural for auction
• Warm and damp out the door
• South Bend Record Show takes over Gillespie Center Sunday
• Reining it in: Ag Days wraps up at the St Joseph County Fairgrounds
• Pebblewood Restaurant and Banquet Hall hosts Sunday Brunch through September
• President Donald Trump responds to Pope Leo's statement Sunday
• Fatal crash being investigated on Franklin Street in Michigan City
• The Lerner Theatre presents Dixon's Violin live in concert
• World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra brings jazz to Morris Performing Arts Center
• IDEM announces some Indiana residents are eligible for free well water testing
• Stormy start to the week
• Upcoming rabies clinic for dogs
• Hot and cloudy today
• Expanded city services for Earth Day
• Calm, warmer out the door
• Colfax Avenue closure begins April 13
• SBPD investigating shooting after walk-in gunshot victim
• Tolson Center kicks off soccer season
• No. 2 Notre Dame lacrosse defeats No. 1 North Carolina in 10-5 ACC statement win
• South Bend celebrates Skilled Trades Day with Rebuilding Together event
• Single vehicle crash on C.R. 19 leaves driver with injuries
• UPDATE: Juvenile shot in Michigan City McDonald's parking lot
• Church hosts ‘Possibility Day’ to promote disability inclusion and awareness in Southwest Michigan
• Two-vehicle crash leaves one injured in Cass County
• Edison Road set to close Monday
• 2026 State of the City
• Two injured and three vehicles damaged after vehicle fails to stop at a stop sign
• Southfield Village hosts “Understanding Assisted Living” seminar
• Springlike today, hotter tomorrow
• Junior naturalist day at Ox Bow County Park
• A possibly frosty morning
• The legacy of Lake Michigan College's music department
• Snowberry Road to close for road construction
• Hundreds gathered at a local Michiana brewery in hopes of breaking a Guinness World Record.
• Ag Days 2026 kicks off Friday at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds
• Notre Dame’s safety room looks loaded behind Shuler and Johnson
• Notre Dame cornerbacks Leonard Moore, Christian Gray embracing ‘revenge tour’ mindset
• Fair Plain Middle School students learning new technology skills
• Middlebury Food Pantry launches Summer Feeding Program
• UPDATE: Walkerton man arrested, charged in December 2025 fatal crash
• Tri-Way Drive-In Theater opens for the season this weekend
• Mishawaka man sentenced in arson case
• Laurel Street closed until April 16 for concrete work