Regional & State

• Gov. Mike Braun establishes new Office of Cybersecurity within IDHS
• Republican Indiana Senate leader who defied Trump on redistricting leaving post
• Indiana Dunes officials warn of unsafe E. coli levels in certain areas' water
• 15-year-old declared missing from Lake County after Tuesday night
• Indiana Dunes State Park remains without power following Monday storms
• Gov. Braun announces gas tax holiday will end Aug. 6
• Michigan attorney general's office investigating Buttigieg CPS "swatting" case
• Historical marker honoring Indiana's first large Pride event damaged in Indianapolis, per ISP
• New and improved Byers Softball Complex will host Men's Major National Fastpitch Tournament
• State to reimburse local governments for missed funds as IN gas tax holiday continues
• Michigan City Police Department responds to Common Council's indefinite table of Flock expansion
• Local bikers react to multiple recent motorcycle-involved crashes
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare factchecks President's voter fraud allegations with Indiana expert
• ISP Trooper shot during car chase last week released from hospital
• Disability parking placards now available for autism caregivers
• Chickens cross the road following crash on I-80 ramp
• UPDATE: Kevin Ward Meyers was a man with a lengthy criminal record, cause of death revealed
• Mike Braun to end minority and women's contracting preferences for Indiana businesses
• Detroit Pistons Youth Academy basketball camp wraps up Friday at St. Joseph High School
• ABC57 breaks down what led to the shooting of an ISP trooper Friday, and covers the aftermath
• U Matter 2 helps veterans with homelessness, while REMO hopes to help them with pain
• Michigan Republican candidates in the Gubernatorial race face-off
• Pet Friendly Services holds 1st Annual Community Choice Awards
• Rare 2.9 magnitude earthquake recorded in Lake Michigan Wednesday
• Fort Wayne man charged with allegedly cutting off genitals, using it to start fire
• Cause of death revealed for woman who died after Fort Wayne Tim Hortons fight
• Garth Brooks announces pair of Indianapolis arena concerts
• Indiana State Fair to debut new family train ride
• Indiana BMV debunks Blackout license plate myth
• South Shore service updates beginning July 6
• Power outage updates and statements from IMP and MEC
• RedBud Weekend, America 250 Edition
• County fair season in full swing
• Rep. Walberg discusses FEMA decision on Michigan disaster relief funds
• Local law enforcement agencies remind people of Indiana's fireworks laws
• President Trump approves $32.1 million in disaster aid for Michigan
• Michigan legislature extends Governor Whitmer's Executive Order to lower gas prices
• Indiana FSSA breaks down report on SNAP error rates
• Street camping now illegal across Hoosier state
• Local experts and politicians weigh-in on the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling
• Chicago Cubs post highest-scoring game since 1995 with 23 runs
• 250 years of Indiana sports history, a legacy built across generations
• New laws take effect July 1 in Indiana
• Municipal governments in Indiana to be reimbursed for revenue lost due to gas tax suspension
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Republican Secretary of State Candidate Max Engling
• Obama Presidential Center features work of South Bend company
• South Shore suspends services due to freight train derailment
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Democratic Secretary of State Candidate Beau Bayh
• NCAA's new eligibility rule could reshape Notre Dame roster planning
• Gov. Whitmer appeals FEMA denial of disaster aid for southwest Michigan
• Governor Mike Braun appoints new chairman of the IURC
• Indiana Attorney General, in official capacity, sues alleged scammer; motion to dismiss denied
• University of Michigan coach Dusty May to become head coach of Dallas Mavericks
• Thousands of people across the country pour into Chicago for the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center  
• IU Health completes world's first successful pediatric bone marrow stem cell transplant using deceased donor
• USPS closed for Juneteenth
• Cleanup efforts continue in Kouts after EF-3 Tornado
• Michiana PrideFest celebrates its 5th year with a sports theme
• Indiana 211 requests storm damage reports from residents of Elkhart, Lake, Porter, and Huntington counties
• The South Bend Cubs give up a win to Peoria Friday night
• Thousands of Michiana residents remain without power following Thursday storms
• Rep. Yakym introduces bill aimed to expand AMBER Alert requirements
• UPDATE: Indiana Michigan Power extends disconnection moratorium
• A look beyond Indiana's Foster Care System
• Viral Parody cheers for the Indiana Bears as Illinois lawmakers make final attempts to keep the team
• Shaquille O'Neal to perform DJ set in West Lafayette same day as Purdue/Notre Dame football game
• Michigan Works! Adult Education team sets new graduation record
• 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
• Historic Union-Pacific "Big Boy" train rolls through Argos today
• Not a done deal, but Bears make significant progress towards move to Indiana
• Bears Board of Directors votes to advance development of Hammond stadium
• Hawaii man charged with allegedly threatening to kill Gov. Whitmer
• How the Indiana National Guard is helping to make the state more cyber-secure
• New Northwoods League team coming to Dune Coast in 2027
• Gov. Braun extends IN gas tax suspension, maintaining lowest prices nationwide
• Cass County resource fair features housing, legal and domestic violence assistance
• Lottery players react to Hoosier Lottery pulling misleading Space Invaders game
• Indiana FSSA announces moratorium on new ABA provider agency enrollments
• Gov. Braun extends Indiana gas tax holiday once again
• Minimum age for driver's licenses reducing to 16 in Indiana
• Illinois budget passes without Bears stadium bill, keeping Indiana in play
• Indiana Innocence Project announces wrongfully convicted Kristine Bunch as first ever Director
• Gov. Braun signs immigration enforcement bill that requires government ICE compliance, bars knowingly hiring illegal immigrants
• UPDATE: ISP trooper recovering from gunshot, suspect dead following late night I-94 traffic stop turned shooting
• Opt-out option for Michigan automatic voter registration officially in place
• Free summer meals available to students across Indiana
• Fort Wayne Tin Caps put an end to the SB Cubs winning streak
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert canceled for 72-year-old woman
• Church partners locally with Cultivate Food Rescue to donate truckloads of non-perishable food
• Goshen High School head wrestling coach Jim Pickard to be inducted into the IHSWCA Hall of Fame
• South Bend Cubs stay red-hot with seventh straight win over Fort Wayne
• Civil rights attorney hired by family of elderly woman who died in Tim Hortons fight
• Former Ball State employee fired for posts criticizing Charlie Kirk to receive lawsuit settlement
• Indiana State Police Toll Road post conducts Wolfpack Patrol for Memorial Day Weekend
• Former Indiana governor Mitch Daniels to serve as Purdue's interim president
• Reactions from race fans at Plymouth Motor Speedway to the passing of Kyle Busch
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Michigan gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson
• ABC57's Brian Conybeare interviews Michigan gubernatorial candidate Aric Nesbitt