St. Joseph County

• UPDATE: South Bend Edison Park Post Office closed indefinitely following fire
• UPDATE: Victims in Sunday night shooting suffer non-life-threatening injuries, investigation ongoing
• Crews respond to house fire in South Bend Monday morning
• UPDATE: Victim walks into South Bend Memorial Hospital, police investigating
• Michiana Renaissance Festival celebrates final day with medieval reenactments and catchy ballads
• Car crashes into building in South Bend
• South Bend community members pray for ICE detainees
• Mercado de la Western celebrates opening day with a ribbon cutting ceremony
• UPDATE: Victim suffers non-life-threatening injuries after being shot on east Fox Street
• Miracle League Ballpark becomes Indiana's first fully inclusive public play complex
• Take part in naming the Potawatomi Zoo's red panda cub
• Stabbing in 3500 block of Curtis Drive in South Bend
• Suspect on foot after police pursuit on Lincolnway and Goodland
• Women's Flat Track Derby hosts first tournament at the St. Joe County Fairgrounds
• Local family celebrates moving into Habitat for Humanity home
• Coaches Riordan, Kinder weigh in on importance of annual "Backyard Brawl" rivalry game
• Free South Shore rides for first responders Sept. 6 - 11
• Ironwood Drive lane closure due to water main repairs
• Colfax Avenue bridge closed for construction starting Aug. 31
• Gears & Grub Fall Cruise-In Series starts Sept. 4
• Community invited to Artisan Market at Howard Park benefiting Life Treatment Centers
• UPDATE: One hospitalized after small fire at Fairington Apartments
• South Bend Museum of Art to leave Century Center after nearly 50 years
• Golf cart and bicycle crash, both driven by minors
• Indiana Michigan Power files rate case with IURC, works to reduce base rate for Hoosiers
• UPDATE: Arrest made in July shooting that left one critically injured, no charges against shooter
• South Bend Police Department searching for two reported runaway teenagers, asks public for help
• Move-in week brings economic boom to downtown South Bend
• Republican St. Joseph County Council members file to stop hyperscale data center growth in county
• South Bend mayor James Mueller talks flock cameras, Amtrak, Notre Dame football season
• Two people taken into custody after shots fired incident in South Bend
• St. Joseph County Democrats intend to re-file previously removed candidates
• Fire breaks out at home on Lincolnway West
• South Bend announces federal grant funding to relocate Amtrak to historic Union Station
• UPDATE: One dead after two-vehicle crash on Walnut Road
• Recovery Response: What comes after severe weather?  
• UPDATE: SBPD officer's Domestic Battery charge dismissed, jury trial canceled
• Bendix Drive Bridge lane set to close near South Bend Airport
• Bikers fundraise for local children's hospital in 'Rabbott's Rosie Ride' Saturday
• $10k reward for photo of bat that may have been used by Babe Ruth
• Michiana Renaissance Festival is back for its 14th year
• Celebrating "National Dog Day"
• Democratic County Council Candidate weighs in on the potential Granger TIF district 
• UPDATE: 40-year-old taken into custody by Metro SWAT after barricading himself inside camper
• Angelo's Restaurant employees and customers reflect as closing date announced
• Suspect charged after deadly South Bend shooting on College Street
• Proposed TIF District Near Granger Data Center Faces Pushback 
• Sophomore quarterback Cortney Davis helps Riley open season with 33-0 shutout win
• Michiana Renaissance Festival back for 14th year
• Man suspected of murdering wife in 2007 cold case found dead Saturday
• 'Mayor Pete' to be inducted into South Bend Community Hall of Fame
• Ivy Tech Community College welcomes students back
• UPDATE: Multi-vehicle crash on US 20 Bypass clear, westbound lanes open
• Night at the Indiana Dinosaur Museum with free film screening
• Angelo's Family Restaurant will close by the end of the year
• MariachiND and Folklorico Azul y Oro bring culture to Four Winds Field
• ABC57 spoke with a Climate Central expert to see if storms could turn into billion-dollar disaster
• Prepare your engines to drive for a cause at the 2026 Rosie Ride
• SB Transpo hiring event hopes to bring more drivers to the community
• UPDATE: SBPD investigates stabbing in the 400 block of S. Lafayette
• Move in day at Holy Cross College for the class of 2030
• Marcus Freeman updates Quincy Porter injury, quarterback battle and offensive line competition
• Transpo hosting hiring event Saturday morning
• LaSalle Park remediation complete, deemed safe by EPA
• UPDATE: One injured in shooting on W. Hamilton Street, SBPD Violent Crimes Unit investigating
• Man who held hostages, fired at officers in Mishawaka, found guilty on 14 counts
• ABC57 KICKOFF: Notre Dame schedule, times, TV information
• Vacant house, which was site of multiple previous fires, catches fire again in South Bend
• Rollover crash shuts down bypass early Friday
• South Bend utilities commission meeting opens up discussion on data centers
• Vehicle theft leads to pursuit in St. Joseph County
• Purdue University Professor speaks on major food contamination outbreaks and recalls
• Veteran educators from Mishawaka, P-H-M weigh in on new school cell phone ban law
• Saint Joseph Health System announces $25M investment in new cancer center
• Bethel University brings new beginnings this school year
• UPDATE: One person stabbed on Elm Road in St. Joseph County Thursday; kidnapping investigation underway
• County Council Republicans propose two-year data center moratorium
• UPDATE: Diverging diamond construction on S.R. 2 intersection underway
• AM General opens plants, testing grounds to media for close look at new JLTV A2's
• School year begins for P-H-M students, literacy named a main focus
• CN visits South Bend for first stop of America 250 Hometown Whistle Stop Tour
• South Bend Transpo announces route and schedule changes, citing funding challenges
• Gas leak reported on 12th Street in Mishawaka; public asked to avoid the area
• South Bend receives federal grant to bring Amtrak downtown
• Mayor Mueller opens media availability to address LaSalle Park and Beck's Lake clean up progress
• Congressional candidate Jamee Decio sits down with ABC57
• Lawsuits show South Bend landlord violations go months, years without collection
• JC's Coal Oven Pizza Co. closed until further notice
• Section of Main Street in South Bend to close for utility work Wednesday
• South Bend receives federal grant to bring Amtrak to Union Station
• Geothermal plant on Notre Dame's campus introduces energy efficient way to heat, cool buildings
• Cultivate Food Rescue to provide 6,000 meals to support flood relief in Indiana
• AP ranks Notre Dame fourth in preseason college football poll; Indiana University ranks sixth
• Michiana counties continue storm cleanup efforts with federal help on the way
• Actress Hayden Panettiere dead at 36
• Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa returns to full-contact work as Notre Dame leans on depth at linebacker
• The Studebaker National Museum reflects on Americans history, identity, and future
• Art Beat 2026 brings over 600 artists to South Bend
• One person left injured after early morning shooting on Saturday
• Resurrection Lutheran Academy celebrates 12,000-square-foot renovation