St. Joseph County

• One juvenile victim in South Bend shooting
• Last class of Andrew Jackson High School on a mission for 50-year-old time capsule
• Portion of Old U.S. Highway 31 dedicated to late Congresswoman Jackie Walorski
• South Bend Police Department held their back-to-school cookout at Southeast Park
• South Bend furniture companies talk tariffs
• SBPD seeks help in locating suspect in child molestation case
• Cedar Street Bridge to reopen by end of day Friday
• How a new teaching strategy in South Bend Schools is replacing memorization in math
• East Side All-Stars Softball teams make history through World Series victory
• South Bend leaders talk about whether the city needs to regulate air guns
• SBPD on the hunt for more females in the field
• Congressman Yakym visits South Bend assisted living facility, hears concerns
• Citation for New Carlisle’s Amazon data center raises environmental concerns
• 2nd Annual Jackie Walorski Birthday Celebration
• City of South Bend highlights electric vehicle infrastructure
• New Day intake center moves forward on project to build a new facility 
• Potawatomi Zoo Big Cat Tracks groundbreaking
• Green brothers charged with Auto Theft, Robbery, Battery
• Warsaw man convicted of Unlawful Possession of a Firearm
• Overnight vandalism leads to power outage in downtown Mishawaka
• RIGHT NOW: Section of Western Avenue closed for water main break
• Attorney General Todd Rokita seeks DEI information from Notre Dame
• South Bend Police Department rallies to support officer diagnosed with cancer
• Residents give input on plans for new neighborhood development to replace Rabbi Shulman, Monroe Circle housing
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist severely injured after crash with pickup truck on Elm Road, FACT investigating
• Mishawaka agencies, schools come together to spread message of safety
• Amazon data center in New Carlisle cited by IDEM for impacting wetlands without authorization
• UPDATE: St. Joseph County Assessors office back online following outage
• United Airlines increases flights between O'Hare and SBN
• Driver suspected of DUI after crashing into river from boat launch
• Classes back in session for Mishawaka
• Cell phone policies for students across Michiana
• St. Joseph County Council holds first reading for bill looking to revise County’s tax abatement ordinance
• River Bend Quilt Guild’s Quilt Show starts Thursday at Mishawaka Library
• Osceola Cemetery cleaned up after families share frustration
• South Bend approves higher fees for police body camera footage
• What to know about Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
• South Bend to host community input meeting for Western Avenue Transformation District
• 'Make South Bend' goes big, an entire strip mall is now theirs
• One victim in shooting on Walnut Street
• South Bend Common Council passes amended police footage fee schedule bill
• South Bend Schools holds hiring event ahead of school year
• South Bend Schools works to improve transportation ahead of new school year
• 'Slide the Hill' wraps up record year
• The Watchful Eye: How South Bend police balance safety and privacy with camera network
• Touch-A-Truck event at Studebaker Museum Saturday
• East Side 12U All-Stars win 2025 Babe Ruth 12U World Series
• UPDATE: Fifth judge assigned after fourth denies appointment in AG Rokita lawsuit against SJCPD
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested, charged with Attempted Murder in Portage Avenue shooting
• Art Beat returns to DTSB, draws in massive crowd
• La Casa de Amistad hosts Ready Set School event
• Indiana Black Expo hosts 10th annual Back to School Rally
• Rockne Exhibit to Open August 23 at The History Museum
• City breaks ground on new Allen Edwin housing project
• Cultivate Food Rescue, P-H-M Schools partner for backpack and meal distribution
• As Art Beat grows, so do safety measures
• Performer injured from falling set piece during 'Les Mis' at the Morris Performing Arts Center
• Snowberry Road closure starting Sept. 8
• South Bend woman found guilty of PPP fraud
• Summer's Spotlight: Les Miserables at Morris Performing Arts Center
• Olive Elementary School allows students to leave campus for bible study program
• UPDATE: One male victim injured in shooting in 1000 block of Bowman and Miami Streets
• Community led strategy meeting for South Bend’s West side
• Police ask public to help identify suspect in firearm theft
• SBPD respond to shooting reported off Bowman
• Short term rentals & hotels filling fast ahead of Notre Dame Football Season after record year
• Local billboard campaign spreads Gospel values, welcoming immigrants, environmental care, caring for impoverished
• PLAYLIST: Local businesses already feeling impacts from newly enacted tariffs
• PLAYLIST: 'Texas was first, and we believe Indiana will be next,' South Bend Democrats rally against Republican redistricting efforts
• A groundbreaking story cements its legacy at South Bend’s Leeper Park
• Top three Notre Dame football storylines ahead of camp return
• Police seek help identifying subjects regarding recent vehicle break-ins
• Twenty-eight-year-old sentenced to one year for Child Seduction
• South Bend Schools hosting job fair Aug. 11
• SBFD invites those interested in firefighting career to seminar Saturday
• Community block party to offer free school supplies
• Annual Corn & Brew returns to South Bend Saturday
• Bremen welcomes students, new superintendent for first day of school
• PLAYLIST: Offensive line competition, defensive line grit stand out in week two of Irish football camp
• Dog bites and alleged squatting: South Bend residents fed up with nuisance neighbors
• Lack of care at Osceola cemetery leaves family frustrated
• SBPD warns parents about sharing too much info in kids' back-to-school posts
• ABC57 Special Report: Babe in the Bend
• Liberty Elementary School hosts Back-to-School Haircuts event
• Man pleads guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Murder regarding 2023 South Bend case
• Gurley Leep set to build dealerships at Cleveland Road and Capital Avenue
• UPDATE: AG Rokita files notice of potential conflict for fourth judge named to hear his lawsuit against SJCPD
• Police merit board denies former officer's request for backpay
• Kingdom Closet reopens one year after destructive fire
• SBPD arrest six juveniles on firearm offenses Monday night
• Southold Dance Theater celebrates 50 years with free Summer Showcase Saturday
• UPDATE: Shooting victim identified in apartment complex shooting, 15-year-old suspect arrested, charged
• Northbound lanes reopened on S.R. 23; two vehicle crash with one serious injury
• Public Broadcasting Service funding cuts impact South Bend TV station
• Consumers reacting to tariffs amid back-to-school shopping season
• Elm Road closure to last through Aug. 21
• St. Joseph County Public Library's Centre Branch reopening ahead of schedule
• Man arrested for allegedly shooting younger brother
• SBPD PAL athletes return home from the AAU Junior Olympic Games
• Four Winds Invitational comes to a close Sunday, champion named