Regional & State

• WNBA announces addition of three new teams including Detroit, Cleveland
• BlueOval Battery Park Michigan to create 1,700 jobs next year
• New AI guide available at Ball State University
• Indiana Supreme Court rules in favor of SBCSC in wrongful termination case
• ABC57 INVESTIGATES: Local expert gives advice after 16 billion passwords leak
• Five people killed after local train collides with vehicle
• Indiana Attorney General, BMV warn of evolving text scam
• Nuclear Plant Experts at public open house for the Palisades
• Hoosier youth tobacco use lowest in decades
• All 15 of Indiana’s public colleges, universities commit to tuition freeze
• Rep. Walberg on Iran strikes 
• Indiana Fever fan starts petition to eliminate fan interference with broadcasts
• Indiana Pacers come up short in bid for NBA Championship
• Local politicians react to U.S. strikes on Iran
• Pacer fans prepare for historic game seven of the NBA Finals
• South Shore Line advisory for Chicago Pride Parade
• Suspect charged with Attempted Murder of Warsaw man
• Winamac man identified as deceased in officer-involved shooting
• WNBA All-Star Weekend brings scavenger hunt to South Bend, Warsaw
• Strong storm leaves power outages throughout Michiana
• Michigan DNR frees young bear who had lid stuck on his neck for two years
• Extensive planning and a list of names: Takeaways from the federal complaint against Vance Boelter
• Charges filed on Indiana State Trooper for theft
• 45th Annual Greek Fest in Fort Wayne
• Pacers beat Thunder 116-107, leading NBA Final 2-1
• Anti-ICE protests outside Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis
• Luke Stephens shares his love for the game and NBA
• Pacers prepared to face off in game three of the NBA Finals
• How Proposal A helps Property Taxes in the State of Michigan
• Ball State University to host J.R.R. Tolkien exhibit through July
• Chicago police officer shot and killed, suspects in custody
• Court grants injunction of Indiana University's Expressive Activity Policy
• Local food pantries share needs on ‘World Hunger Day’
• Michigan opens application period for Equine Grant Program
• Firework prices could skyrocket due to tariffs
• Save the Dunes set to host 'Dash for the Dunes' 5k
• Four K-9 teams graduate Indiana Conservation Officer K-9 School
• Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay dies at 65
• Gary wins bid to become location of new Lake County Convention Center
• Indiana executes death row inmate Benjamin Ritchie, second in 6 months
• Pregnant 21-year-old woman victim of apparent murder/suicide Friday
• Kroger military discount on Memorial Day
• Indiana Fever battle the Chicago Sky in WNBA opening weekend
• UPDATE: Thousands remain without power in Michiana following overnight storms
• City of Muncie and Ball State University partner to create neighborhood park
• New Indiana Bill could take a toll on drivers
• Governors Whitmer and Braun order flags at half-staff for Peace Officers Memorial Day Thursday
• Michigan court rules parts of state's abortion regulations are unconstitutional
• Local and regional leaders react to new Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV
• Indiana ACLU sues Gov. Braun over section of budget bill targeting Indiana University
• Indianapolis food company recalling tomatoes due to potential Salmonella contamination
• 12-year-old boy shot during road rage incident on I-465
• Protesting the President: 'May Day' rallies across Michiana 
• Indiana First Lady Braun establishes partnership to expand Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
• Palisades Nuclear Power Plant being prepped for a second life
• Indianapolis Colts select Penn State TE Tyler Warren in 2025 NFL Draft
• UPDATE: Boilermaker Special crash kills 23-year-old Lafeyette woman
• Bishop Kevin Rhoades holds mass honoring the life of Pope Francis
• Inland trout fishing season opens Saturday
• Indiana Attorney General warns new marijuana bill has too many loopholes
• Bishop Rhoades remarks on Pope Francis' passing
• Arbor Day drawing contest winner announced as April 28 holiday events approach
• UPDATE: Cause of semitruck carrying spray paint cans exploding into flames on I-65 revealed, all lanes reopened
• Gov. Braun directs flags to be flown at half-staff in memory of Pope Francis
• Grassroots movement forms bipartisan coalition rallying to protect democracy
• Indiana National Guard celebrating 250th Anniversary of 'shot heard round the world' Saturday
• Michigan A.G. joins coalition challenging Trump Administration, launches complaint form
• UPDATE: Trump Administration has backed down from revoking legal status of Indiana international students
• Michigan City man arrested after standoff
• One dead after drowning in Goose Lake
• Fisher-Price recalls 253K stroller toys sold across U.S., Canada, and Amazon
• Five new measles cases confirmed in Indiana
• President of INDYCAR and Indianapolis Motor Speedway makes ABC57 pit stop
• Indiana's first measles case in 2025 confirmed
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert canceled for Monroe County man
• Indiana Supreme Court asking for public comment on proposed rule changes
• Dozens of cattle impacted when truck tips on highway ramp Friday
• Indiana 3rd District Rep. Stutzman talks national security after Signal leaks
• DRONE FOOTAGE: Tornado confirmed to have hit Gary, shelter available for those impacted
• IU research celebrated at Regionals at the Rotunda in Indy March 26
• Michigan State Police warn of local phone scams
• PNW to host Women’s History Month events in March
• Ramona Skating Rink rolling back into business
• Avian Influenza continues to affect wild birds across Indiana
• Driver dead after striking roadside assistance vehicle on I-80 Friday morning
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer delivers State of the State Address
• Online applications for spring turkey hunts opening this Monday
• Dog confiscated, charges pending for owner who had her in back of truck in freezing conditions
• La Porte man one of 50 Indiana National Guard troops deployed to Texas border
• Fired National Park Service employees speak out to ABC57
• Man and juvenile dead in snowmobile accident
• Michigan AG joins lawsuit claiming John Deere created repair monopoly
• Indiana School Board races could become partisan 
• Couple arrested, found with three pounds of weed, 75 THC vape cartridges, and handgun
• IDOH settles lawsuit over abortion records with pro-life group 
• Gov. Whitmer releases statement on Trump Tariffs
• U.S. Attorney's Office in Northern Indiana collects over $5M in fiscal 2024
• WATCH: Gov. Braun gives Indiana State of the State Address
• Gov. Braun signs executive order requiring Indiana authorities to cooperate with ICE
• Tensions build as Trump Administration cracks down on illegal immigration