Regional & State

• After 20 years without tornado sirens, the City of Gary will soon have 10
• Indiana approved for several railroad grants to improve infrastructure
• ABC57's spoke with Gov. Braun regarding multiple state and national topics
• FBNI announces turkey distribution dates and times
• SBFD talks home heating safety as outside temperatures cool
• USPS opens registration for annual 'Operation Santa' program
• Gov. Braun extends gas tax suspension, continues diesel tax relief another month
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Gabrianna Gratzol wins Indiana State Senate District 11 race
• UPDATE YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Sean McCann defeats Republican incumbent Bill Huizenga for Michigan US Representative 4th District seat
• UPDATE: YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Yakym wins in close Indiana US Rep. District Two race
• UPDATE: YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Democrat Abdul El-Sayed elected to senate in Michigan following contentious race
• UPDATE: YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Democrat Jocelyn Benson elected Michigan Governor
• Gov. Braun backs Parole Board decision against clemency for death row inmate
• Michiana Trick or Treat times Oct. 31
• Michigan State Police Fifth District holding food drive in November
• The Real Story: What to know about the recently approved mRNA flu vaccine
• Michigan AG, coalition reach $220M settlement with GM for sharing drivers' private data
• Indiana Parole Board recommends against clemency for death row inmate in Michigan City
• Indiana 2nd Congressional District candidates debate affordability, Iran war and data centers
• WATCH: Full Indiana 2nd District Congressional Debate moderated by ABC57's Brian Conybeare
• Indiana State Police host Drug Take Back event
• Colts QB charged with possession of marijuana
• Indiana secretary of state race draws attention as Bayh, Engling debate election issues
• President Trump endorses Indiana Republican candidate for Secretary of State Max Engling
• Rogers and El-Sayed clash over border security and economy in final Michigan Senate debate
• Indiana Sen. Ron Alting announces resignation amid shoplifting allegations
• Gov. Braun announces next round of Indiana gas tax holiday reimbursement
• What to know about new partisan school board labels as early voting begins in Indiana
• Irish fall to cougars in instant classic
• Measles cases rising in Indiana
• Pope Leo XIV undergoes successful surgery after diagnosed with lung cancer
• ABC57 talks AI in American politics with Notre Dame professor ahead of 2026 midterm elections
• Kids ride free on the South Shore Line for Fall Break
• Michigan AG sues Blue Cross Blue Shield for alleged illegal health insurance monopoly in state
• Michigan U.S. Senate candidates debate gas prices, health care and data center regulations
• Indiana Secretary of State candidates debate voter participation, election security
• White Sox drop ALDS Game Three 9-3, still lead series 2-1
• Monday marks last day to register to vote, Tuesday kicks off early voting
• INDOT hosting next hiring event for seasonal work Oct. 6
• Indiana Attorney General sues members of court disciplinary commission over alleged retaliation
• Inside Indiana's Housing: High Demand, High Rates, and the Push for New Builds
• Gov. Braun extends Indiana’s statewide energy emergency and gas tax suspension
• Multi-vehicle crash on I-94 near Chesterton leaves motorcyclist dead
• IURC formally investigating NIPSCO's restoration practices following Aug. 11 storm
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: First generation student shares her experience attending university
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Recognizing the many contributions made by Hispanic and Latino culture
• IN AI Roadshow teaching how to apply A.I. in the workplace
• Indiana counties, cities, towns to receive gas tax reimbursements for month of July
• Indiana State Police details collaborative human trafficking investigation with Potawatomi tribal police
• ISP seeks nearly $30M in federal funds
• South Shore Line service update for Chicago Bears game Sept. 20
• INDOT holding hiring events for seasonal employees
• Local artist selected to create mural for Indiana Fever
• MAC commissioner formally appealing controversial WMU loss to Michigan
• Westville Correctional Facility inmate dies, IDOC confirms; investigation underway
• No. 6 Indiana opens title defense with a 52-16 rout of North Texas
• Ball State classes moved online after geothermal leaks knock out air conditioning
• Recovery begins for people in Gary, surrounding areas one week after power is restored to most homes
• FEMA approves $2.1 million for Indiana disaster relief, per Gov. Braun
• IRS announces tax relief for residents of specific Indiana counties impacted by recent storms
• INDOT offering engineering college scholarship opportunities; applications open now
• Former SBFD captain Stewart Russell sentenced after sex crime convictions
• UPDATE: Attempted Murder suspect sentenced after entering plea agreement
• Gov. Braun announces storm recovery texting service for Indiana
• Meta to pay up to $419M to Indiana, implement child-safety reforms following multi-state lawsuit settlement
• Governor Mike Braun announces approval of a major disaster declaration
• No response to questions from NIPSCO, State entities following two week power outage
• $5k from State Disaster Relief Fund available to impacted Hoosiers, Gov. Braun says
• Gov. Braun calls for NIPSCO investigation following power outages
• Scientists gather to understand what recent climate changes mean for Indiana
• INDOT announces second Gas Tax Holiday Reimbursement Distribution has been approved
• Congressional candidate Jamee Decio sits down with ABC57
• Senator Todd Young visits Elkhart County's Indiana Manufacturing Housing Summit
• Groups descend on Northwest Indiana to help with storm cleanup
• Indiana reserved hunt applications open for waterfowl, deer, gamebirds
• Michiana counties continue storm cleanup efforts with federal help on the way
• Gov. Mike Braun requests presidential emergency declaration following severe weather
• Bears officials say "sole focus" is on bringing team to Indiana
• Gov. Mike Braun declares Statewide Disaster Emergency following Tuesday's derecho
• Gov. Mike Braun says statewide emergency declaration likely after storms
• No charges to be filed in death of woman at Fort Wayne fast food restaurant
• Andy Zay discharged from Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission for possible state policy violations
• Gov. Braun declares new energy emergency for Indiana, extending gas tax suspension
• Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan US Senate primary; Haley Stevens releases statement
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Four Candidates on the ballot for District 39 State Representative in Michigan 
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Another look at the Michigan U.S. Representative 4th District primary
• Your Voice, Your Vote: More on the Michigan State Representative District 36 primary race
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Breaking down the Michigan primary Gubernatorial race
• Your Voice, Your Vote: The millions of dollars pouring into the Michigan Senate Democratic primary
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Candidates in Michigan State Senate race detail why they feel they're the best option
• Gov. Mike Braun establishes new Office of Cybersecurity within IDHS
• 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