Local News

• State Senator Blake Doriot speaks on why he voted "no" for Indiana redistricting
• Community says farewell to Jaworski’s Market
• U.S. 35 construction project update
• Mishawaka woman becomes proud homeowner with help from Muffet McGraw
• 2025 Doak Walker Award goes to Fighting Irish's Jeremiyah Love
• Dominick Williams Jr. found guilty of homicide
• Posts and reactions after Indiana's senate rejects mid-decade redistricting
• Father sentenced to 22 to 50 years for starving son to death
• Two-vehicle crash leaves 44-year-old La Porte man dead in Walkerton
• Snow and very cold this weekend
• Local lawmakers stand firm in Redistricting decision despite pressure from Trump and National GOP leaders
• Men charged with stealing copper wire, tools from multiple companies
• 31-year-old man charged with OWI, hit-and-run
• Notre Dame's Jadarian Price spreading cheer through Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program
• Man dies after being thrown from pick-up truck in Thursday night crash
• Jaworski's Market hosting a close out sale
• Gunfire strikes home in Nappanee, police investigating
• Christmas spirit shining bright throughout Kosciusko County
• Quiet Friday, Cold and snowy weekend
• No. 19 Notre Dame women dominate Morehead State in home return
• Single-vehicle rollover crash in Mishawaka
• Indiana Senate defeats redistricting bill Thursday
• Downtown South Bend to host 8th annual Holiday Light Parade
• Demolition underway at the Rabbi Shulman apartment building
• ABC57 Minute Miracle in Berrien County
• Wonderland Toy Store helps hundreds of Southwest Michigan families afford Christmas gifts
• Ludacris to perform at 2026 Elkhart County 4-H Fair, tickets on sale Friday
• Icy and cold conditions continue
• Indiana Senate votes against redistricting bill that would draw new congressional map
• La Porte man charged with possession of child pornography and solicitation
• Indiana Family and Social Services Administration extends open enrollment
• Goshen officer on unpaid leave pending ISP investigation
• Local business to raise funds for family of late Mishawaka school administrator
• Hit-and-run crash leaves one injured Monday night
• North Linden Avenue fire put out after midnight Thursday
• Winter Art Hop taking place this holiday season
• South Shore Line lets kids ride free for the holidays
• Father and daughter charged for Aggravated Battery against acquaintance
• Icy morning commute, Bitter cold Weekend
• Notre Dame cruises past Idaho 80-65 for third straight win
• Senate set to vote on redistricting Thursday afternoon
• Push for ADA compliance at Pulaski County Courthouse continues as county adopts new compliance plan
• Public pressure succeeds as County Council votes against rezoning in 10-hour meeting
• Mayor Mueller responds to data center proposal being shot down
• Mayflower Road bridge reopens after delay to construction fix
• Icy roads, Thursday morning
• St. Joseph County Police investigate swatting call at county councilwoman's home
• Marian High School Coach retires after 16 years
• Woman found guilty of murder in 2024 fatal shooting
• Suspect in custody after stabbing in Elkhart
• Local ornaments featured on Indiana's first Dolly Parton Imagination Library Christmas Tree
• Final defendant found guilty in Goshen School Board election fraud case
• Corewell Health now operating in department dedicated for pregnant patients
• Convicted sex offender charged with Unlawful Entry of Concord High School
• South Bend receives $1M grant for road improvements
• Notre Dame's new basketball logo comes from local artist
• Morning wet roads, refreezing in afternoon
• Governor Mike Braun addresses Indiana's limited electricity production
• Packed hearing as County Council votes no to rezone major data center proposal
• Salvation Bar opens with Ribbon Cutting
• Community partnership delivers thousands of meals in pork donation
• Local groups advocate against third data center in St. Joseph County
• Elkhart man opens home to friend after Senior Living Facility evacuation
• South Bend Police Tapes trial: Closing arguments set for spring 2026
• 15-year-old shot at Miami Hills on Tuesday
• Senate takes up redistricting this week in Indianapolis
• IDEM holds public meeting concerning air permit request from Michigan City data center
• Pete Bevacqua calls CFP snub a “gut punch” for Notre Dame
• Moderate to high impact weather possible tonight and tomorrow
• Notre Dame Athletics unveils basketball Leprechaun mark
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo putting on free dinner
• South Bend Common Council authorizes purchase of historic building for new community center
• Convicted murderer found guilty of third murder
• Elkhart Salvation Army donation numbers are down this year
• The calm before an icy storm
• Summer's Spotlight: Looking back on historic football season
• Silicon Prairie: Where's the Water?
• Two men steal merchandise using garbage can in Westville
• Niles History Center to host special Holiday Open House
• Penn High School's Quinn Driscoll named State's Flag Football player
• Mosaic CCDA hosts Wonderland Toy Store
• County leaders urge ‘yes’ vote on New Carlisle data center ahead of Tuesday decision
• Two-vehicle crash in Marcellus Township Monday
• Accessibility to Pulaski County courthouse worries residents
• South Bend businesses feel the loss after record breaking CFP revenue last year
• Hoosier nation pumped for historic Big 10 championship win
• Indiana redistricting bill passes first hurdle on Monday
• What national reporters are saying about Notre Dame and the playoffs
• Kenny Minchey plans to enter the transfer portal
• Jeremiyah Love named Heisman finalist
• South Bend Police Tapes bench trial to begin Tuesday
• Two teens arrested in connection with carjacking, vehicle pursuit
• Suspect in 2023 murder enters guilty plea agreement for lesser offense
• Icy road threat increasing for Wednesday morning
• Woman arrested for Neglect of Adult Dependent in Plymouth
• Niles man sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash on Barron Lake Road
• 42-year-old man arrested for Failing to Appear on cocaine charge
• Truck crashes into car, killing one
• Suspects in shots fired case arrested
• Memory Cafés opening in Berrien County starting in January