Local News

• Readers Night Out held to support fundraising efforts for Warsaw Community Library renovations
• The City of Benton Harbor hosted their official rededication ceremony at the Benton Harbor Public Library
• Breaking down the storm threat, WED and THU nights
• Firefighters continue investigation into cause behind Lafayette Building fire
• Free 'Toons in June for You!' at Goshen Theater Saturday
• Police chase reaches 110 mph, ends in crash, 19-year-old driver arrested
• Indiana Michigan Power to temporarily suspend shutoffs due to extreme heat
• South Haven lifeguards save life, following reinstatement of beach lifeguard program
• M-139 to begin two-month resurfacing project June 15
• Four arrested after 'teen takeover' of Michigan City beach, three firearms recovered
• State fire investigator assists with Lafayette Building fire investigation
• Two arrested in connection with alleged ongoing torture of teen relative
• City of South Bend begins construction near Marshall School
• Two rounds of severe weather likely
• 64-year-old La Porte man found shot to death, investigation ongoing
• Scattered showers continue this afternoon
• UPDATE: I-94 reopens after crash involving three semis Tuesday morning
• Severe weather expected Thursday
• Heavy rain this morning
• Severe threat increase, Thursday night
• South Bend reparatory justice committee presents recommendations addressing racial inequities
• Elkhart man who fell into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital meets the paramedics who saved his life
• Hectic start to work week for downtown South Bend businesses, offices due to large fire scene
• Lifeguard training sheds light on HB4477, a water safety education bill making its way through the Michigan House
• Firefighters spend hours battling blaze at historic Lafayette Building
• "Books From Birth" program hopes to set newborns up with lifelong love of reading
• Video shows Mustang doing donuts at Rose Park in Mishawaka, suspect identified
• Lafayette Boulevard closed for structural inspections following fire at Lafayette Building
• 86 kids, three adults found at unlicensed childcare operation, FSSA files permanent injunction
• Section of southbound Olive Street to close for water valve repair
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital following evening crash with deer
• UPDATE: Fire under control at Lafayette Building Monday, SBFD says avoid area
• Single-engine plane crashes during takeoff in South Haven, no one hurt
• Civil lawsuits against convicted New Prairie bus crash suspect sent back to La Porte County court
• SLIDESHOW: Historic Lafayette Building suffers destructive fire Monday morning
• St. Joseph County building closing due to air quality from nearby fire
• Elkhart teen injured in early morning shooting
• Emergency water main repairs set to close N. Cedar Street for a week
• Storms start this afternoon
• Warm and cloudy out the door
• How do you get a 130-year-old building from one street to another? On wheels, of course
• The new Bremen Village Shops offer a new kind of shopping experience
• Lake City Skiers present "America's 250th Celebration on Water," a patriotic-themed water ski show
• Michigan Works! Adult Education team sets new graduation record
• Elkhart County crash leads to arrest, injured passenger
• The Dinner Detective South Bend offers a killer start to summer
• Several Elkhart groups come together to teach bike safety to kids
• Make South Bend's Rebel Art Fest kicks off summer
• Free Shop & Shore Trolley will run again this summer in St. Joseph, Michigan
• 46th annual Rhapsody Arts & Music Festival Returns June 12-13
• Part of Main Street in South Bend to close for two weeks starting Monday
• Target recalls two Up and Up brand wipes
• Readers night out to support Warsaw Community Public Library
• At a Tribute to Veterans, a Vietnam Vet recalls challenging missions
• City of South Bend and Venues Parks and Arts to host Rum Village Park master plan open house
• Milling and paving on Ireland Road to begin Monday
• Freedom Fest welcomes Indiana's Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General
• Construction of a reduced conflict intersection to begin on June 9 at US 31 and State Road 10
• Beau Bayh wins Democratic Secretary of State nomination
• The history of basketball in Benton Harbor will be told on Thursday by The Story Salon
• Don McLean first performer in Goshen Theater's new Music Series
• School's Out cookout with SBPD
• Nature play days at Elkhart Environmental Center
• Free zoo admission on Children’s Day at Potawatomi Zoo
• Southern severe storms this afternoon
• Goshen's First Fridays Birthday Bash celebrates, despite the rain
• Thunder out the door
• Amigos Ranch show fest and car show
• Freedom Fest kicks off this weekend at the Kosciusko County 4-H Fairgrounds
• Grape Road to have lane restrictions beginning Monday
• Kosciusko's Freedom Fest boasts the nation's largest American Flag
• Historic Union-Pacific "Big Boy" train rolls through Argos today
• Notre Dame's first co-ed graduating class celebrates 50th class reunion
• Not a done deal, but Bears make significant progress towards move to Indiana
• Elkhart releases schedule for road paving next week, weather permitting
• Saint Joseph Plymouth Medical Center expands cancer care with $5M investment, adds region MD
• RIGHT NOW: Section of westbound John Beers Road closed due to sinkhole
• 15-year-old arrested after allegedly stealing laptop at gunpoint
• June Downtown South Bend First Fridays rescheduled due to weather
• Woman sent to prison for Fraud against a disabled adult in her care
• Safety tips for the warmer weather ahead
• How the Indiana National Guard is helping to make the state more cyber-secure
• One person left with life-threatening injuries after rollover crash
• Washington Park Zookeepers in stable condition after wolf attack
• Bristol holds town meeting to discuss a possible data center moratorium
• New Northwoods League team coming to Dune Coast in 2027
• First Fridays in Goshen celebrates a birthday tomorrow
• South Bend Human Rights Commission holds a workshop on fair housing in the age of AI
• Ribbon cutting ceremony held to officially reopen the updated Byers Softball Complex
• Gov. Braun extends IN gas tax suspension, maintaining lowest prices nationwide
• Cass County resource fair features housing, legal and domestic violence assistance
• Crash leaves section of eastbound US 20 Bypass reduced to single lane
• Deputy Jon Samuelson escorted to different location for continued recovery
• Free Summer Fitness Series returns to South Bend
• Mishawaka man in custody after shots fired incident
• Lippert CEO announces retirement, interim CEO named
• Public hearing announced for proposed Amazon data center wetlands permit
• South Bend relaunching transportation benefit program for residents recovering from opioid use disorder
• Live performance events return to South Bend through summer
• Greek Taverna Night honors St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church's 100th birthday