St. Joseph County

• Woman found dead after being struck by train in New Carlisle
• UPDATE: Third victim dead after shooting on Bissell Street
• St. Joseph County Council advances plan to ban new data centers
• South Bend Community gathers for Cops and Community
• We Make Indiana push for Fair Share Agreement just before St. Joseph County Council meeting
• Juday Creek Golf Course hosts groundbreaking ceremony for new clubhouse
• Short term rental ordinance to go into effect next year
• Paving on section of Ironwood Road begins Wednesday with lane restrictions
• UPDATE: Case of Kidnapping, Criminal Confinement dismissed against man
• Former South Bend teacher sentenced for Enticing a Minor Under 16 for Sexual Purpose
• Multiple shootings near Notre Dame leave community demanding action
• Political candidates respond to violent weekend
• Man sentenced over a century in prison for stalking, shooting at police, holding hostages at gunpoint
• SBPD seeks help locating runaway teen girl last seen Sept. 11
• Former teacher convicted of Child Seduction, ex-wife, Triton School Corporation sued by alleged grooming victim and their family
• Violent weekend leaves three injured, two dead
• Free Eviction Sealing Clinic Sept. 22 in Portage Township
• One person and an officer are injured after shooting at Eddy Street Commons
• Potawatomi Zoo's red panda cub has now been named
• Irish legends, ABC57 Kickoff team predict Michigan State vs. Notre Dame outcome
• Notre Dame and Chicago Bears legend Chris Zorich on his high hopes for the Irish
• Family and Friends - Mike and Mike duo continue nearly 50-year tailgate tradition
• THE COACH'S CORNER: Irish Breakdown's Bryan Driskell breaks down strategies the Irish could use to ride to victory
• Fighting Irish alumni Troy Pride Jr. talks Michigan State rivalry
• Ja’Juan Seider isn’t worried about Notre Dame’s run game as Irish offense keeps producing
• For Notre Dame alum and Michigan State play-by-play voice George Blaha, matchup has special resonance
• Visit South Bend & Mishawaka on Corby's, other local favorite gameday activity in South Bend
• From the backfield in South Bend to NFC West rivals, Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price prepare to meet for the first time in the NFL
• Notre Dame defense braces for Cam Edwards, Michigan State ground game
• Irish legend Ian Book on the historic Michigan State rivalry, Notre Dame tradition, the season ahead for the Irish
• KVA is back: Notre Dame linebacker’s road from California to comeback
• Viral moment brings South Bend to New York Fashion Week
• Magistrate talks to Discovery Middle School students about Constitution
• Nic Stanley's defense attorney gives exclusive interview days before murder trial 
• Notre Dame Police announces gameday parking change for September 19
• Monster Movie Night Film Series in South Bend
• IN AI Roadshow teaching how to apply A.I. in the workplace
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert cancelled for 74-year-old South Bend woman
• Judge rules in favor of St. Joseph County Democrats in ballot dispute
• Record setting diesel prices slam truck drivers, soon to affect general population
• Rail corridor study: Osceola residents weigh in on crossing safety
• Constitution Day celebration at Indiana University
• Three human trafficking victims identified during operation in South Bend
• "Heaven Is Much Brighter Today": Marian High mourns two alumnae lost
• 28-year-old man in custody following Aug. 28 domestic battery report
• Notre Dame Men's Basketball releases 2026-27 schedule
• Notre Dame baseball to host IU at Four Winds Field to benefit Beacon Children’s Hospital
• Cass, St. Joseph counties to receive new round of Michigan state disaster relief funds
• St. Joseph County council candidates speak against data centers ahead of November election
• Indiana veterans' property tax benefits changing; some must reapply by Dec. 31
• Executive order prohibits city staff to sign data center-related NDAs following Amazon wastewater concerns
• Gov. Mike Braun on gas prices, data centers, more
• Bodies found in Niles in submerged Jeep confirmed to be Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista
• UPDATE: 14-year-old runaway located, South Bend police thank public for assistance
• Notre Dame Football announces pair of matchups with Nebraska in 2032, 2033
• Sturgis police investigating morning hit and run; pedestrian taken to the hospital
• As September sees some of the highest birthrates, postpartum depression still remains a concern
• St. Joseph County officer indicted by grand jury in connection to alleged gunfire incident
• Family confirms Jeep connected to disappearance of Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista found, two women found dead inside
• Hinterland Bookery celebrates one year anniversary
• Community members gather at Holy Cross Church for prayer vigil for missing women, Vanessa Bautista and Alexa Navarro
• Caracas Bistro is set to open a new location in Elkhart
• Two young mothers missing after celebrating a birthday
• South Bend teacher placed on leave as investigation into alleged relationship with former student moves forward
• PokeKon Fest draws huge crowd to South Bend
• ABC57 speaks with owner, employees of JC's Coal Oven Pizza Co. following abrupt August closure
• Traffic stop suspect crashes into ambulance in South Bend leading to multiple charges
• Notre Dame home games bring thousands of new fans, even more for local businesses
• Notre Dame lecture reflects on 9/11 experiences 25 years later
• Local firefighters gather to honor those lost in 9/11 at "Ringing of the Bell" Ceremony
• ABC57 Kickoff Crew set to host special two-hour pregame show
• Remembering Kathy Nicosia, John Adams graduate and flight attendant who died in 9/11
• March to the memorial, the 21-mile journey
• Mishawaka police investigating motorcycle crash near Marshall's parking lot
• Final Linden Avenue Farmer's Market of the season Sept. 12
• Michiana locals reflect on witnessing events of 9/11 first-hand
• Bare Hands Brewery taproom back open following recent closure
• SBFD soon implementing new ultrasound device when responding to medical emergencies
• Radio Sabor Latino celebrates Latino culture amid immigration concerns
• South Bend officials are fighting against non-disclosure agreements following confirmation of Amazon data center NDA
• South Bend Police Department hosts retirement party for Assistant Chief Daniel Skibins
• Construction crane has been removed from Stadium Flats, repairs from fire can now begin
• March to the Memorial, what you can expect for the 21-mile march throughout South Bend
• Fentanyl investigation leads to arrest after search of Mishawaka apartment
• Local artist selected to create mural for Indiana Fever
• Indiana Senator Banks praises state's response to deadly storms
• North Central Indiana Community Care Fair connects South Bend residents with vital resources
• UPDATE: Afternoon stabbing on Hickory Road leaves one injured, SBPD investigating
• Notre Dame to reinstate standardized testing requirement for undergrad applications
• Semi overturned on S.R. 2 in St. Joseph County; drivers asked to avoid the area
• Longtime local photography business McDonald Studio for sale
• South Bend man sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to firearm offense
• Milkweed Gardens will soon bring an abandoned space in South Bend back to life
• Goats on the Go have now wrapped up their last day on the riverbank
• Current South Bend Schools teacher facing allegations about relationship with former student
• Jewel Woods resident hires attorney, looks to take on realtor, bank and more after alleged non-disclosure of flood zone
• First responders battle early morning blaze near Four Winds Field
• Elkhart man arrested on Toll Road for OWI, driving stolen van missing front tire
• UPDATE: Early morning fire at Stadium Flats Apartments in South Bend under investigation, Diamond View Apartments evacuated
• Paid parking period in St. Joseph comes to a close