St. Joseph County

• Murder Mystery Nights with Victory Roll Board Game Cafe
• Motels4Now art workshop exhibition opening event at Civil Rights Heritage Center
• South Bend Police Department honors the fallen
• South Bend Cubs dedicate plaque to Indiana born composer of 'Take Me Out To The Ballgame'
• Makers Collective Market features local small businesses
• Holding Michiana's Lawmakers Accountable: Reaching out to Rep. Yakym's office
• Roseland Town Council President, Mike Schalk, addresses accusations of corruption
• First Jennifer Copeland Memorial Scholarship awarded during fundraising dinner
• Increased security coming to Karl King Tower under IN AG compliance agreement
• Eighth annual Special Olympics Unified Champions Game Day held at Mishawaka High School
• Weathering the War: Strain of Hormuz
• Construction paused on GM battery cell plant in New Carlisle
• Michigan City man sentenced to prison for distributing 100 methamphetamine pills
• UPDATE: Michiana basketball coach Brian Foster breathing on his own, recovering after crash with semi-truck
• SBFD responds to early morning garage fire on E. Dayton Street
• Morning church fire in Mishawaka contained, children and staff safe
• Kids to Parks Day comes to South Bend for outdoor play
• Free fishing on Saturday for kids in Mishawaka
• St. Vincent De Paul finds new home in hub of downtown South Bend public transportation
• Compliance order finalized with Karl King Apartments and the Indiana AG's office
• Mishawaka honors fallen officers
• Two Hoosiers serving as Perpetual Pilgrims for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage
• Officials break ground on $20 million facade, traffic flow project at SBN
• Brian Conybeare interviews Jennifer Copeland's dad, Dr. Larry Kuk
• Shamrocks Sports Bar opens next to Four Winds Field
• Lane closure in busy area of Mishawaka starts May 15
• New Carlisle opens the door to back yard beekeeping
• One person injured after stabbing in South Bend
• Taxing Times: Circling back to St. Joseph County property assessments as new ones roll in
• South Bend Community School Corporation hosts pre-k enrollment fair
• Notre Dame professor conducts out of this world Glioblastoma experiment
• REPORT: Jamie O'Brien outspent Dan Schaetzle by over $40,000 in County Council primary
• Silent auction open for Jennifer Copeland Memorial Scholarship Fundraising Dinner
• UPDATE: Newton Park playground closed until further notice, park officials release statement
• Marian High School hires new Head Coach for Boys Basketball team
• South Bend Police Department, local law enforcement honor fallen officers to kick off National Police Week
• State Board of Accounts release detailed summary of questioned costs from SBCSC 2022-23 audit
• Ivy Alley Social House cites lack of business as reason for closing
• S.R. 933 roadwork to begin May 18, drainage improvements, new traffic signal included
• Police chase in St. Joseph County under investigation after officer fires weapon
• South Shore Line suspends travel between South Bend and Michigan City for track obstruction
• South Bend Clinic to offer free full body skin cancer screening to beat the spread of cancers
• State Sen. Mike Bohacek to introduce medical marijuana proposal
• Potawatomi Zoo hosts Mother's Day Crafting with Creatures
• Blue Star Museums program at Studebaker National Museum
• One injured in Sunday morning South Bend shooting
• Ivy Alley Social House announces permanent closure
• Mother's Day gift ideas
• REAL Services celebrates the one-year anniversary of Portage Commons Senior Enrichment Center
• Pope Leo's groundbreaking first year in the Vatican
• Day 2 of firefighters' trial alleging excessive force
• South bend Community Schools to expand pre-K
• Notre Dame Men's Lacrosse gears up for NCAA Playoffs
• Bird strike leads to emergency landing at South Bend International Airport
• John Young Middle School Spring show debuts
• Top Notch goes back to 1996 cooking with beef tallow again amid the tallow social media trends
• Get to know Jordan Tolbert
• Elkhart Parks and Recreation and The Lerner Theatre partner for 'Art Walk After Hours' Concert Series
• South Bend Firefighters return resident's American flag
• Firefighters on trial in case alleging excessive force
• Multiple agency SWAT operation recovers 200,000 doses of fentanyl
• Unbroken: A Runway of Resilience fundraiser for Angels in the Attic
• This week's ABC57 Cub Reporter is Lyle Kaminsky
• Boys & Girls Clubs offering free five-week summer program
• Deals and Data Centers: Striking a good deal in the 'Silicon Prairie'
• UPDATE: Woman identified in deadly officer-involved shooting at South Bend gas station
• City of South Bend asks judge to send Dave Matthews bankruptcy case back to Indiana state court
• Notre Dame Football announces game times for 2026 season
• Rollover crash sends four minors to hospital, driver to jail
• Mother raises concerns after son hospitalized in salmonella outbreak at local jail
• New YMCA daycare construction begins in South Bend
• South Bend Chocolate Company files lawsuit against South Bend International Airport over rebidding process dispute
• Suspect in Elkhart murder-suicide had military background, per Army spokesperson
• South Bend opens applications for 2026 Lamppost Lighting Program
• WATCH: South Bend Chocolate Company gives press conference on airport lawsuit
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Indiana Sen. District 11 Republican primary
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking St. Joseph County sheriff primary election
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking U.S. Representative 2nd District Democratic primary
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking St. Joseph County Council primary elections
• Lightning suspected as possible cause of fire at Hurwich Farms Apartments
• UPDATE: South Bend International Airport files motion for dismissal in South Bend Chocolate Factory lawsuit
• A look inside the race for St. Joseph County Sheriff
• UPDATE: Obstruction on tracks, South Shore Line train departure delayed at SBN, busing offered
• What you need to know ahead of casting your vote
• Girls on the Run celebrates end of season with two 5Ks
• Mishawaka Clay Street railway crossing closing for resurfacing
• Climbers scale walls one last time at Apex Climbing Gym Sunday
• Dance like Nobody’s Watching: Logan Center hosts third Annual Prom
• 23 inmates suffering from salmonella poisoning at St. Joseph County Jail
• May Carguys and Coffee event
• One person shot on Lincolnway West in South Bend
• Beyond the Holiday: Cinco de Mayo Festival Honors Culture and Community
• Darden Elementary students brush up literacy, hooping skills at 'Dartletics'
• Local basketball coach on road to recovery following serious crash
• Linden Avenue Farmer's Market is back for its sixth year
• Seventh annual Ivy Tech Gala
• A Celebration of Life for Kaylon Woods
• Penn-Harris-Madison Schools names 2026 teachers and staff of the year
• ABC57 reporter Annie Kate discusses ongoing fuel price hikes with Molly Hart of AAA
• Michiana drivers share their thoughts about the current gas prices