Jordan Hatfield, Anchor/Multimedia Journalist

Jordan Hatfield joined ABC57 in 2019; he now works as a multi-media journalist.

A lifelong resident of Michiana, Jordan attended Lake Michigan Catholic High School before graduating from DePaul University’s film program. Using the skills he learned behind the camera and in production, Jordan began work at ABC57 as a Photographer and Editor- and has brought everything he learned in those positions to his new job as a multi-media journalist.

Jordan loves photography, and is never out without a camera, always looking for the perfect shot. He also enjoys reading thriller novels, listening to records, and watching movies.

Articles by Jordan Hatfield

• St. Joseph County Parks hosts open house to discuss 2024 master plan
• Whirlpool and Lake Michigan College host Girls Rock IT event to encourage girls to enter STEM fields
• South Bend announces new camera registry program, aiming to make solving crimes more efficient
• City-employed security guard killed in overnight shooting
• Benton Harbor residents urged to get free home inspections to help get through lead crisis
• Benton Harbor mayor sees bright future during state of the city address, as residents work to move past water crisis
• Police testify on Judith Sobol’s erratic behavior in day two of murder trial
• SBPD unveils Real Time Crime Center—with hopes to increase efficiency and prevent upticks in criminal activity
• Habitat for Humanity reflects on former president Jimmy Carter’s legacy, five years after building dozens of homes in Mishawaka
• MSU students mourn loss and demand action after mass shooting Monday night
• Americans expected to pay more for Valentine’s Day gifts—as inflation raises prices
• BHAS wants to use recent lockdown as a learning experience—as experts warn hoax threats may become part of the new normal
• Low enrollment prompts SBCSC to “rightsize” district; some community members argue closing schools is not the answer
• Surveillance and body cam footage shows SBPD officers punching suspect; activists demand action
• Lake View Terrace residents moved out for extensive renovations
• Concord Avenue double homicide leaves teenager dead—and neighbors fed up with gunfire
• Benton Harbor police confirm suspicious death is homicide; surveillance video of three suspects released
• Four Winds Casino still looking for employees, as hotel expansion sets date for grand opening
• Volunteers donate their time at Cultivate Food Rescue for MLK Day
• Ice carvers adapt for warm temps before Hunter Ice Festival
• Neighbors react to fatal crash involving two semis on U.S. 12
• South Bend Common Council rejects resolution on reparations over lack of cover letter
• Disappointment and controversy over opening of grocery store at downtown high-rise
• Will Michigan minimum wage increase impact small businesses?
• Pipes freeze and break at Orchards Mall due to holiday blizzard, frustrating business owners
• Berrien County Road Department prepares for winter storm
• New digital signs coming to I-94, will warn drivers of road conditions
• Holiday shoppers supporting local toy stores
• Bus driver shortage cancels classes at Edwardsburg Public Schools
• Business owners and residents push back against Stevensville pot ordinance
• Struggling Berrien County veterans receive free holiday meal baskets
• Progress slows on Benton Harbor lead service line replacements, as project nears completion
• Department of Energy rejects Holtec International’s plan to restart Palisades Nuclear Power Plant
• Complaint filed by Elkhart Police Chief against Elkhart County Detective
• “This is a search and rescue,” Mayor Rod Roberson says about search for missing brother
• Indiana Michigan Power announces $62 million investment into new power substation, transmission line upgrades in Buchanan
• The holiday travel of 2022
• Harbor Pointe Apartments elevator has been out since May, leaving residents with mobility issues stranded on top floors
• Five children officially join their forever families as part of Adoption Day at Berrien County Courthouse
• Volunteers at Buchanan art center adapt during winter storm to keep sidewalks clear
• Agencies still looking to hire snowplow drivers for the season
• Corewell Health Lakeland Hospital opens new pavilion expansion to the public
• Proposal 3’s passage in Michigan is causing celebration and criticism as issue remains divisive in Michiana
• Republican Bill Huizenga wins US House District 4 race in Michigan
• Tim Walberg wins Michigan's 5th District
• Breakdown of the three proposals on the Michigan ballot
• Michigan Governor Whitmer visits Benton Harbor to lead march to get the vote out
• Cannabis on the ballot in upcoming primary election in Niles Charter Township
• Arrest made in murders of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi
• Cass County Courthouse to be renovated and repurposed after sitting vacant for over decade
• Husband and wife dead in shooting in Howard Township
• Berrien Hills redevelopment plan one step closer to approval
• New VA clinic opens in Benton Township, offering expanded services to veterans in Southwest Michigan
• St. Joe businesses preparing for the colder months — as temps drop and high winds pick up
• Buchanan honors local Olympian Hannah Roberts with downtown mural
• Democrats and Republicans hold separate press conferences regarding Clerk Rita Glenn
• Controversy over transgender educational document in New Prairie School Corporation
• Former American Rubber factory site destroyed by fire
• Historic State Theatre building to be restored by the city of Benton Harbor
• Three killed after deer causes car crash on toll road
• Former Starke County detectives indicted in investigation into missing evidence
• US-31 Bypass nearing completion after decades of delays
• New natural gas powerplant in Niles provides power after decades in the making
• Benton Harbor community rallies to fight teen gun violence
• Holtec International looking to restart Palisades nuclear power plant
• Niles Scream Park readies for the season, after record year
• Brandywine Community Schools working to address bus driver shortage while student pickups are delayed
• Investigators believe bus driver ran stop sign, caused accident that sent two to hospital
• Bass Lake neighbors cleaning up after Monday night storm
• Benton Harbor Area Schools start new year with interim superintendent
• Parish priest remembers Father Jan Klimczyk, killed in hit-and-run
• St. Joe celebrates 20th anniversary of And You, Seas sculpture installation
• The Bridge Academy of Southwest Michigan getting ready for school year with new education space
• Hit-and-run victim fighting for her life after accident on Friday
• 2022 Berrien County Youth Fair in full swing
• Hundreds attend Rep. Jackie Walorski Swihart's funeral at Granger Community Church
• Bird Rides announced they’re pulling their e-scooters out of St. Joe and Benton Harbor
• Congressman Fred Upton tours Southwest Michigan developments
• South Bend officials concerned over bill to establish mental health crisis response unit in fire department
• Jackie Walorski’s family speaks, remembering her life during vigil