Regional & State

• FEMA approves funding to support Indiana recovery
• Notre Dame Immigration Clinic accepting new cases
• Governor Mike Braun speaks on John Deere expansion in Northwest Indiana
• Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, experts weigh in
• Indiana H.B. 1002 aims to relieve homeowners of high utility bills, local NIPSCO customers not convinced
• John Deere expands to Northwest Indiana with $125M investment, additional 150 jobs
• Governor Braun issues federal emergency response declaration due to winter storms
• Indiana Michigan Power to suspend disconnects during winter weather
• Historic houses of worship invited to apply for grants
• Hoosiers win CFP National Championship making history against Miami, 27-21
• Indiana Department of Education and Notre Dame awarded federal grant money
• UPDATE: Bill to replace South Bend school board elections with appointed panel on hold
• New federal dietary guidelines, explained
• Hobart Common Council approves property tax abatement for 500-acre Amazon data center
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting votes to shut down Monday
• Bill Watch: Indiana's 2026 legislative priorities
• Local lawmakers weigh in on law enforcement vs. military action debate following Venezuela strikes
• Legal difference between law enforcement action and military operation
• Local politicians react to Venezuelan strikes
• Indiana Fever's first-ever specialty license plate among five new BMV designs
• New laws and changes in Indiana, Michigan starting off 2026
• Indiana awarded $206M, Michigan awarded $173M in federal program to improve rural health
• Delphi Murders Trial: Richard Allen appeals conviction
• Trump outlines futuristic vision for U.S. Navy as Venezuela tensions rise
• Mid-cycle redistricting failed in Indiana, but here's where there's still a push in the U.S.
• State Senator Blake Doriot speaks on why he voted "no" for Indiana redistricting
• Posts and reactions after Indiana's senate rejects mid-decade redistricting
• Local lawmakers stand firm in Redistricting decision despite pressure from Trump and National GOP leaders
• Indiana Senate defeats redistricting bill Thursday
• Indiana Senate votes against redistricting bill that would draw new congressional map
• Indiana Family and Social Services Administration extends open enrollment
• Senate set to vote on redistricting Thursday afternoon
• Local ornaments featured on Indiana's first Dolly Parton Imagination Library Christmas Tree
• Indiana House to have third and final reading of redistricting bill Friday
• Special Olympics Indiana hits historic athlete milestone
• Nursing degrees reclassified, no longer considered a 'professional degree'
• ISP investigating 'swatting' incidents against members of Indiana General Assembly
• Thanksgiving dinner costs hold steady for Hoosiers
• One-on-one with Indiana Governor Mike Braun
• The latest on mid-cycle redistricting in Indiana
• No service with South Shore Line to Van Buran Street and Museum Campus
• Disney, YouTube TV reach deal; all stations and networks now being restored to service
• Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray says Indiana congressional maps wont' be redrawn
• Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, speaks at Northeast Indiana Defense Summit
• UPDATE: Former Colts player faces new felony charges a year after incident involving missing son
• Comedian John Mulaney coming to Ball State March 1
• Marcus Freeman discusses the Notre Dame-Boston College rivalry
• South Bend meets Beantown As Notre Dame fans flood the streets
• More than 140 arrests in DHS Operation Midway Blitz, officials say
• Gov. Braun calls special session on redistricting, state lawmakers react
• Indianapolis Business Journal report shows Governor Mike Braun could call special session about redistricting
• NIPSCO warns customers to expect higher heating bills this winter
• ONLY ON ABC57 KICKOFF: Colts cheerleader and fiancé after on-field proposal
• Summer's Spotlight: Indianapolis Children's Museum Halloween Celebration
• UPDATE: 82-year-old man identified as pedestrian struck by Amtrak train Wednesday evening
• Cubs eliminated by Brewers in Game 5
• Beloved Loyola University Chicago icon Sister Jean dies at 106
• Cubs fans keep the faith for NLDS game 4 at home
• Indiana State Rep retires after 22 years of service
• Cubs fans react to first playoff series win since 2017
• Cubs fans gear up for winner-take-all Wildcard clash
• SJC Safe Sleep Initiative aims to reduce sleep-related deaths among infants
• Local Cubs fans make the trip to Chicago for Wild Card series
• Gov. Whitmer signs continuation budget to keep Michigan state government from shutting down
• Weather's impact on wine flavor
• Picket signs and prayer outside so-called ‘Speedway Slammer’ days before first ICE detainees arrive
• AG Rokita sends legal guidance to schools regarding educators' 'disruptive speech'
• Gov. Braun calls for entrepreneurial approach to address unreasonable utility rates, appoints three to IURC nominating committee
• Buttigieg rallies against redistricting in Indiana
• Fashion Farm shares plans for the future
• Hon. Amy Coney Barrett speaks at Notre Dame
• Chicago Bears to build new stadium in Arlington Heights
• INDOT Engineering Scholarship Program applications are open
• Caitlin Clark ruled out for rest of 2025 season
• Gov. Braun announces new efforts to protect Hoosiers from utility rate increases
• PLAYLIST: City leaders vote 7-2 in favor of granting tax abatement for proposed data center
• Ball State University National Sursa American Organ Competition
• Republicans push for early redistricting in Indiana, Gov. Braun remains noncommittal
• Statewide Silver Alert declared for 79-year-old woman
• Indiana woman charged with making threats against President Trump
• Identify Indiana Inc. seeks DNA samples at State Fair
• Badges creating bonds across Michiana with law enforcement National Night Out 2025
• Michigan City among cities to celebrate ‘National Night Out’ after deadly shooting
• Grandparents ride free promotion by South Shore Line
• Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg dies at 65
• Indiana State Fair offering budget friendly food all fair season
• Indiana BMV unveils new 'blackout' license plate option, when you can get yours
• Knox man speeds off with Snapchat date trapped in vehicle
• Catfish record set on Berrien County stretch of St. Joe River in 2022 has been broken
• Nine children believed to have drowned due to recalled above-ground pools
• Indiana DNR adopts new rules to govern carbon sequestration
• FDA recalls mislabeled bread sold in Indiana, Michigan
• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield reach network participation agreement with Parkview Health
• Indy Eleven to partner with Ball State and offer free training for youth coaches
• Indiana Department of Homeland Security sends Hoosiers to Texas
• IU professors speak out against major cuts to degree programs statewide
• A father and son drown in Lake Michigan
• Mass shooting in Chicago on Independence Day
• Mass shooting in Indianapolis leaving two dead
• Chicago mass shooting leaves four dead, 14 injured