St. Joseph County

• South Bend heritage to host affordable housing press conference and open house September 15
• Potawatomi Zoo hosting Brew at the Zoo September 27
• Ramp from U.S. 20/31 to have short term closures
• Emotional vigil at Nfluence Church for Charlie Kirk
• Hon. Amy Coney Barrett speaks at Notre Dame
• Two vehicle crash on S.R. 23 shuts down portion of roadway
• 'It wasn't safe for our community,' Hispanic Heritage Month event canceled over fear of ICE raids
• South Bend welcomes fans ahead of first home game
• Notre Dame Stadium to debut alcohol sales for home opener against Texas A&M
• SJCPD to exhume body for cold case, expected traffic disruption on Cleveland Road
• Double-wide trailer flips over on US 20 Friday morning
• South Bend man sentenced to prison for fentanyl-related charges
• ABC57 Health Alert: Sudden blindness, dealing with this rare hereditary disease
• Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett set to speak at Notre Dame
• 9/11 March to the Memorial in South Bend brings people together
• Political scientist discusses political impact of Charlie Kirk assassination
• Ringing of the bell at local 9/11 remembrance service honors first responders
• Local Turning Point ties mourn loss of co-founder Charlie Kirk
• Vehicle sinks in drainage ditch Tuesday afternoon
• South Bend high school hosting Carnegie Future of High School convening
• Fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk sparks free speech concerns among college students
• Community outrage after one-year-old girl shot inside South Bend home
• Signal outage planned for Ironwood Drive, Ireland Road intersection
• Former SBPD officer sentenced to 2 years for Felony Domestic Battery
• Mishawaka Council passes ordinance prohibiting certain public records requests
• What to expect for this year's March to the Memorial
• Riverside Drive reconstruction moves to phase two
• UPDATE: One-year-old shot on 2000 block of Johnson Street
• St. Joseph County Council rejects anti-redistricting resolution
• One year of " EMBER" in St. Joseph County
• Ruby’s Remnants & More announces grand opening, Sept. 13
• Hunger Action Day highlights fight against food insecurity
• AG Rokita's lawsuit against SJCPD back in court under fifth special judge
• Intersection in Mishawaka to close starting Wednesday for valve repairs
• Former Notre Dame recruitment coordinator sentenced for child exploitation
• South Bend garbage trucks collecting more than just trash this summer
• Man arrested for Residential Entry, Invasion of Privacy, Battery
• NIPSCO to close section of Pierce Road
• Woman arrested for Criminal Recklessness after attempting to run over husband
• New Prairie asks for community input on elementary enrollment
• Police: suspect in Sunday’s Tri-county police chase involved in Monday’s SWAT standoff
• SBFD Captain Chuck ‘Wazoo’ Wawrzyniak retires after 49 years
• Zach Bryan concert brings major impacts to St Joseph County
• Major projects approved for South Bend's East Bank, including 'The Yard' gathering space
• UPDATE: 32-year-old Andrew Barrett arrested following SWAT standoff
• Second suspect sentenced for his part in 2023 homicide of 12-year-old
• 3 County pursuit for a suspect with a 50 state full extradition warrant
• Rosary rally at Notre Dame honors decades-long tradition
• Community unites for fun and fundraising at Children's Museum mini golf event
• Zach Bryan takes to the stage at Notre Dame Stadium  
• Logan Walk and Roll brings community together at Potawatomi Zoo
• One dead after residential fire in Mishawaka along with multiple victims
• Michiana gearing up for several jam-packed events over weekend
• Mishawaka marks 153rd anniversary of Great Fire with historical marker
• "Over the Edge" event for homeless youth in South Bend
• ISP, FBI investigating sextortion case involving Indiana Rep. Maureen Bauer
• Man faces charges related to Human Trafficking, victim kept in hotel room
• 28-year-old arrested in connection with stealing packages in Mishawaka
• Mom charged with felony firearm charges after child allegedly almost hit by car near school
• South Bend Council member McBride files motion to dismiss civil lawsuit over residency claims
• ABC57 Interview: South Bend Fire Department urges home kitchen safety
• ONLY ON ABC57: Dean of IU School of Medicine South Bend on the vaccine fight
• Kennedy Park previews renovations
• Community not ready to let go of Mishawaka Fresh Thyme Farmers Market
• EPA reaches settlement with Homeworks Construction over lead paint violations
• What to expect as Notre Dame Stadium welcomes Zach Bryan Saturday
• South Bend Schools Athletics partners with Under Armour for all high school sports gear
• This week's ABC57 Cub Reporter is Madilyn Downey
• Masamba the rhino leaving Potawatomi Zoo
• WATCH: Dashcam footage shows crash involving SBPD vehicle, suspect arrested
• Mishawaka Fresh Thyme Market to close, final day Sept. 19
• South Shore Line offers free rides to medical personnel, law enforcement, firefighters Sept. 6-11
• Bone Frog Open comes to Notre Dame, benefiting military, first responders, and families
• Job cuts, reduced programs in proposed public works budget for 2026
• SBPD investigating overnight shots fired incidents
• Man arrested for parole violation related to Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Centre Township library opens after remodeling
• Experts don't anticipate economic blow from Notre Dame loss
• 'Mishawaka Troop Town' complete, take a tour inside the tiny home for homeless veterans
• Teen enters plea agreement in Christmas shooting
• Man turns himself in at Four Winds Casino for Chicago murder
• Suspect pleads guilty to his part in 2023 homicide of 12-year-old
• Vehicle strikes six Holy Cross College students near campus
• Multiple departments respond to large barn fire Sunday, crews return Monday
• Lt. Bruce Faltynski named Mishawaka Police Department 2024 Officer of the Year
• 22nd annual LOGAN Walk and Roll at Potawatomi Zoo
• ‘Yart’ Brings Art Into the Woods in South Bend
• Transpo announces service to Zach Bryan concert on September 6
• S. Byrkit Ave and E. Seventh St intersection closure in Mishawaka
• Old US 31 Paving Begins Tuesday
• September 2025 Food Bank of Northern Indiana mobile food distribution schedule
• Man sentenced to 64 years for 2021 homicide
• UPDATE: Male driver identified as 40 year-old Joseph Rush of Starke County
• Fall Cruise-In Series: Gears and Grub at Newton Park
• UPDATE: Fire at Cedar Crest Apartments office building
• Head coach Marcus Freeman speaking to media for the final time before kickoff Sunday
• Rising water demands amid influx of data centers, Alliance for the Great Lakes warns water conflicts and shortages could follow
• South Bend Redevelopment Commission approves 'The Yard,' new outdoor social space
• Illinois woman ordered to pay $426K restitution, sentenced to prison for Wire Fraud
• Fire officials remind drivers to keep eyes on the road following two crashes