Local News

• Sunny and breezy start to week, rainy and cold weather ahead
• Homemade & Boutique Fall market draws crowds to Berrien fairgrounds
• Practical resale Boo Fest on Sunday
• Current LSU coach and former Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly informed of intent to dismiss him
• Michiana Chili Cookoff benefits local food banks
• Holy Trinity Lutheran Church trunk or treat event Sunday
• Frosty tonight, Abundant sunshine again tomorrow
• SBPD responded to reports of shots fired at Charles Black Community Center
• Trunk or treat at Studebaker national museum and History museum October 29
• South Shore Line to offer active duty military personnel and veterans free transportation November 7 through 11
• Beautiful end to the weekend
• One injured in overnight shooting on southeast side of South Bend
• Table or Treat event in Mishawaka Saturday
• Annual Boo Bash event at Century Center in South Bend Saturday
• 6th Annual Haunted walk through the wood in Elkhart
• Michiana festival of beers in South Bend Saturday
• Indianapolis Business Journal report shows Governor Mike Braun could call special session about redistricting
• State Representative has conversation with community about redistricting
• Studebaker Museum opens reel rides cars of tv & film special exhibition
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo to host trunk or treat event October 31
• Chilly overnight, Dry and sunny to start the week
• Rocky Horror Show the musical returns to The Ghostlight theater October 29 to November 2
• Grief walk at Ox Bow County Park October 28
• Mild days, cold mornings
• Knox Redskins knock Jimtown out of postseason in 50-21 sectionals victory
• $1k raised for vaccines against Polio
• Holy Cross College to meet with Pope Leo XIV
• Jay's Lounge location shut down
• The Bucket Shack is gearing up to open their doors October 30
• Understanding the latest inflation data
• Exciting weekend of fall celebrations at the Indiana Dinosaur Museum
• Tractor driver sent to hospital following Thursday crash
• City of Mishawaka warns residents of utility scam calls
• Coldest night since April arriving to Michiana
• Woman injured from bullet ricochet in Elkhart
• Multiple departments respond to late night fire at manufacturing facility
• Former police officer faces 11 felonies for allegedly falsifying salvage vehicle inspections
• Playoff weather preview: Jimtown vs. Knox
• UPDATE: Plymouth police and SJCPD locate stolen gun in Yellow River
• Knox Redskins won't underestimate conference foe Jimtown in sectionals rematch
• 27th Annual Michiana Chili Cook-Off this Sunday
• Jimtown Jimmies will leave it all on the field against undefeated Knox in sectionals rematch
• ONLY ON ABC57: A behind the scenes look at Niles Scream Park
• Women getting empowered with self-defense through Elkhart County Sheriff's Office
• Say Boo to Drugs raises awareness for drug misuse
• Fundraising taken to new heights for the Middlebury food pantry
• Multiple FAFSA workshops scheduled for November and December
• Grape Road lane restrictions extended into November
• Local law enforcement recognized for helping domestic violence survivors
• Cyber security in the midst of an AI world
• SBCSC, Oaklawn, Paramount Health Data Project receive funding for student health program
• Fair fall weekend
• What sustainably really means, ABC57 attends National Sustainability Society Conference
• USDA directs Michigan Department of Health to pause November SNAP benefits
• Fifteen arrested following joint human trafficking operation Wednesday
• Alleged 'catnappers' plead not guilty in Ohio court
• Teen suffers gunshot Wednesday night, investigation ongoing
• UPDATE: Suspect sentenced after leading police chase
• How one Eagle Scout went above and beyond for community service project
• Lake Michigan College Marketing and Communications team takes home four awards from national conference
• Rain ends today, but cold nights ahead
• NIPSCO warns customers to expect higher heating bills this winter
• Families upset after Highland Cemetery removes items from graves for cleanup
• Multi-million housing development brings first grocery store in decades
• Driver sent to hospital after failure to yield results in crash
• Notre Dame men’s basketball ready to turn corner in year three under Micah Shrewsberry
• Portage Township Trustee Office says pantry in urgent need of donations
• Damp fall weather continues, Thursday
• Wilson Elementary unveils brand new playground
• Palisades contractor falls into pool above nuclear reactor
• Suspect arrested in connection weekend shooting at Jefferson Apartments
• What will it take to reopen the government? A Michiana political expert explains
• UPDATE: Beckerink sentenced for abusing late wife in New Buffalo, victim's family files petition over her estate
• Local community foundation awards $3.6M to nonprofits
• Dump truck driver cited following three-vehicle crash, one injured
• Suspect flees police, drones and K9s deployed Wednesday morning
• No school for Niles Cedar Lane students Oct. 27
• Head-on crash results in death of 73-year-old Shipshewana man
• Trunk or Treat event at First Presbyterian Church of Elkhart Oct. 26
• How AI is helping detect breast cancer
• Summer's Spotlight: Quilt Gardens Expansion
• Wind and rain wraps up late tomorrow
• Local crash survivor meets with dispatcher and first responders who helped save his life
• Victims Identified in Michigan City double homicide
• South Bend Heritage unveils brand new neighborhood on East Side
• Less than a day's supply of type O-negative blood at South Bend Medical Foundation
• The annual Truck or Treat event is back in St. Joseph, Michigan
• With climate change data disappearing, former NOAA scientists strike back
• Are small flies invading your home right now? Here's what it could be 
• Feeling like fall
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County leaves one injured
• Dogs found emaciated and dehydrated, deputies seek Animal Cruelty charges against owner
• Thousands of Goshen residents lose power Tuesday morning
• Malloween event at Lighthouse Place Oct. 25
• Elkhart releases schedule of Halloween community events
• Portage Township warns of impending pause to SNAP benefits
• Michigan City double homicide victims identified, cause of death released
• Former Baroda-Lake Township Police Chief faces Embezzlement charges
• Afterschool initiative fights student literacy decline across Indiana
• Local high school senior dead following weekend crash, investigation ongoing