St. Joseph County

• SBPD searching for runaway teen
• St. Joseph County Clerk candidates outline their visions for the role
• St. Joseph County Prosecutor candidates make their cases to voters
• Victims of weekend violence identified
• Hockey 4 Life hosts 'Gordfather Classic' fundraiser for longtime Icebox employee
• La Casa de Amistad celebrates Dia de Los Muertos with 2nd annual festival
• Man deceased after apparent stab wound in South Bend
• Notre Dame defeats Navy 35-13
• BREAKING: One person taken to hospital after early morning shooting in 700 block of South 32nd Street South Bend
• UPDATE: One person dead after shooting outside Long John Silver's on Ireland Road
• Indiana Dinosaur Museum adds coffin racing to their second HalloweenFest
• Fighting Irish back on the right foot with 35-13 win over Navy
• A Brother's Dream, A Family's Sacrifice: The Boubacar Traore Story
• Tim O'Malley of 'Irish Illustrated' breaks down the stakes of today's Navy matchup
• FREEMAN'S FOCUS: No margin for error for the Irish as Marcus Freeman encourages sense of urgency
• OSMC PLAYBOOK: Using new technology to address discomfort
• Notre Dame offense faces questions about rotations, execution ahead of Navy matchup
• For Notre Dame and Navy, a nearly-century-old rivalry comes loaded with history
• Indivisible 250: Symbol of the Golden Dome
• For the Catholic Memorial High School football coach, Trapre and Lambert remain outstanding alumni
• Hoosiers hoping to focus up against Minnesota after rattling couple of weeks
• Navy play-by-play announcer Joe Miller on the task ahead for the Irish
• Notre Dame’s top-ranked defense faces triple-option test against Navy amid secondary injuries
• Michiana Trick or Treat times Oct. 31
• Raiders defeat Huskies 28-27 to advance to sectional championship
• What's Lurking on Lexington' hosts 6th season of frights and giving back
• New mural unveiled at Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Center
• Man charged in 2022 shooting in South Bend
• Trail of Darkness home haunt in Oceola is ready for Halloween
• Huskies aim to knock out Raiders in sectionals for second year in a row
• Secretary of State race heats up as candidates make final rounds through Hoosier state
• Martin's Super Markets to change store hours starting Nov. 1
• Career Academy outlines plan for former Clay High School if building is sold
• City of South Bend to host 'Fair Housing Discrimination in the Age of A.I. & Algorithms' workshop
• SBPD asking for help in missing person case; man may be located in Fort Wayne
• High speed pursuit leads to crash
• Amazon details water and energy usage at New Carlisle data center
• UPDATE: McKinley Highway remains closed near Birch Road following fatal crash
• Governor Braun visits community leaders in South Bend, highlighting recent economic success
• Indiana Republican State Representative Joanna King is pushing Amish community to vote in upcoming election
• Restorative Justice Collaborative Hub moves into first office with grant funding
• PHM schools in "Secure mode" after apparent swatting threat
• State forces Heavenly Harmony Hope Ministry daycare to close following owner's arrest
• South Bend mayor James Mueller talks the upcoming Notre Dame game, data centers, midterms, and another term
• 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
• City of South Bend still seeking developer before demolition of Lafayette building
• Taqueria Chicago celebrates 30 years on South Bend's West Side
• Judge orders SBCSC to sell Clay High School building to Career Academy
• The Emporium welcomes Pinellia, a fully vegan Asian fusion restaurant, to downtown South Bend
• SBCSC confirms absence of Adams' head football coach
• Edison Park Post Office reopens after suffering fire damage in August
• S.Cedar St. closed starting Monday, Oct. 26 for sewer work
• Michiana trunk-or-treaters enjoy busy Sunday in Mishawaka, South Bend
• John Adams Head Football Coach currently away from program
• Dynasty Sports Film Festival celebrates inaugural year in South Bend
• East LaSalle Avenue closure in Mishawaka to start Oct. 26
• Stuff-a-Truck collects needs for people experiencing homelessness
• Indiana Dinosaur Museum held their second annual Oktoberfest
• UPDATE: One person is dead after losing control of motorcycle
• South Bend hosting Lead Safety Resource Week Oct. 26-30
• Edison Road closure in New Carlisle starts Oct. 27
• 'Holiday Lights on the Diamond' brings over 1 million lights to Four Winds Field 
• Salvation Army Kroc Center brings back Red Ribbon March after several years due to community need
• One person reported shot near Elwood Ave. and N. Adams St. South Bend
• Judge orders Anthony Hutchens to serve the rest of his 64-year sentence in adult prison, moving him from juvenile detention
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist identified after fatal crash in Mishawaka
• St. Joseph County Water Advisory board welcomes local Amazon data center developers
• Two men charged after allegedly 'jumping' another man in South Bend parking lot
• Florida man charged in St. Joseph County with Child Molesting
• Killer of Grace Ross to serve rest of sentence in IDOC adult facility
• Potawatomi Zoo welcomes endangered Amur leopard cub
• Weekend early voting hours for 2026 General Election released for St. Joseph County
• President Trump endorses Indiana Republican candidate for Secretary of State Max Engling
• Habitat for Humanity building new affordable homes for local families in Elkhart
• Meet Mufasa: The new K9 Officer for the St. Joseph Department of Public Safety
• Lou Holtz's last game hits the big screen
• 'Furby Girls' bring joy and whimsy to Michiana
• Suspect in deadly S.R. 933 hit-and-run officially charged
• South Bend man convicted in January murder of Mishawaka man
• Traffic restrictions expected at Jefferson Boulevard, Twyckenham Drive for NIPSCO gas line work
• Suspect enters guilty plea in connection with 2025 shooting of 8-year-old girl
• Track chairs available at Potato Creek State Park year-round
• Stolen Halloween decorations returned to after community steps in
• Rogers and El-Sayed clash over border security and economy in final Michigan Senate debate
• Mishawaka city council approves new rental ordinance, takes effect in 30 days
• Notre Dame freshman Bella Ragone cleared to play after nearly yearlong injury recovery
• Both Indiana and Michigan voters will see public questions on their ballots this year
• ABC57 INVESTIGATES: Flock camera security concerns
• Niles police release findings in death investigation of two South Bend women
• UPDATE: Victim named, suspected arrested in early Tuesday hit-and-run on S.R. 933
• Annual Cops and Goblins offers safe space to trick-or-treat
• Perfect seasons, unfinished business: Four Michiana football powerhouses remain unbeaten
• SBPD, SBFD seek help identifying people in connection with S. Lafayette Boulevard fires
• One person injured in South Bend shooting
• Cultivate Food Rescue provides thanksgiving meals for families
• What to know about new partisan school board labels as early voting begins in Indiana
• Referee shortage in Indiana hits home for local official
• Man sentenced in South Bend Child Molesting case
• City of South Bend to host annual Supplier Access Summit