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• Suspects identified in Tuesday's Mishawaka pursuit and crash
• Mishawaka man sentenced to over 23 years for selling fentanyl to a person who later died from the drug
• Fulton County man wanted for Child Molesting arrested Tuesday
• One arrested for arson in Benton Habor apartment fire Monday
• Local community center opening store aimed at helping struggling families during holidays
• Police seek help identifying those responsible for copper theft from grocery store roof
• ISP K9 sniffs out 3 kilos of cocaine during traffic stop in Kosciusko County
• VIDEO: Newest member of Potawatomi Zoo has an official name
• ISP Toll Road Post in LaGrange County welcomes K9 Bandit
• Local winter holiday festivals and events
• SBN launches 2024 Bears in the Air program this week
• First new Michigan City neighborhood in 50 years breaks ground Monday
• Local business owner partners with Humane Society to offer free holiday adoptions
• Local school goes on brief lockdown after teacher enters wrong code
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana releases December's mobile food distribution schedule
• Ugly Sweater Run through downtown Elkhart for charity Dec. 7
• Nappanee Public Library poses Winter Reading Challenge to the community
• Sewer repairs to force lane restrictions in Mishawaka starting Dec. 2
• 18-year-old Dowagiac man charged with multiple felonies after Friday shooting
• Officers with Elkhart Police Department receive life-saving medals
• Mishawaka VFW Post 360 hosting Thanksgiving meal for veterans
• Michigan Attorney General announces Missing or Murdered Indigenous People Task Force
• Semi driver whose truck was stuck on train tracks ditched truck when he heard train whistle
• Portage Township building repeatedly vandalized over last five weeks
• Alleged Marshall County thief caught by victim after selling stolen items on Facebook Marketplace
• VIDEO: Potawatomi Zoo gives update on newborn giraffe
• La Porte Community Schools to close Lincoln Elementary, expand preschool program
• Revolutionary War hero Marquis de Lafayette's 'Farewell Tour' carriage on display
• Michigan State Police and Whirlpool face discrimination lawsuits from same man
• Suspect in custody after Saturday morning stabbing in Elkhart
• SBPD officer arrested on charge of domestic battery
• Man accused of four armed robberies in Berrien County arrested Friday
• Two South Bend neighborhoods up for National Register of Historic Places
• Traffic restriction on two major South Bend roads starts Nov. 18
• Books 4 Kids program returning to South Bend Nov. 18
• Free contraception resources available statewide, including locations in Berrien, Cass Counties
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana Turkey Distributions for November 2024
• Martin Luther King III to speak in Berrien County at monument unveiling
• INDOT to host public meetings throughout November on next phase of U.S. 30 and U.S. 31 studies
• Gun found in Concord High School student's backpack Monday
• Students at West Side Middle School honor veterans
• Local hunter dies Saturday after falling out of tree stand
• South Shore President pens letter detailing recent struggles, 'wheel slip season'
• Cass County problem-solving/treatment courts get over $500k in state grants
• South Bend Education Foundation 'shocked' by $25k AEP donation
• Michigan holds contest to name pardoned turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving
• Applications open for Rebuilding Together St. Joseph County's home repair program
• Group of Michigan City eighth graders to receive $3K to invest as part of Stock Market Program
• Hit-and-run sends 10-year-old girl to hospital on Halloween in Mishawaka
• Watermain break Sunday puts some parts of Niles under Boil Water Order
• Adolescent bald eagle found injured and abandoned in a ditch Sunday morning
• Trump to spend Election Eve in southwest Michigan
• Authorities reminding drivers to buckle up this hunting season
• MPD: How to keep kids safe on their way to school
• BREAKING: Indiana Fever hiring former coach White as new head coach
• ABC57 welcomes journalist Brianna Clark as new NightTeam anchor
• SLIDESHOW: Riley NICU babies celebrate their first Halloween
• Centre branch of SJCPL to be closed roughly a year for 'major renovations'
• Norma Jean Somers Splash Pad soft opens before winter
• Elkhart City Hall to open late on Halloween for repair work
• Indiana Dunes holding event with live music on Lake Michigan shipwrecks
• Berrien County road project on U.S. 12 set to begin with tree clearing Nov. 1
• Washington Park Zoo one of seven reaccredited nationally
• Former Elkhart mail carrier pleads guilty to hiding over 900 pieces of mail
• St. Joseph County Department of Health to unveil new Narcan boxes around county
• Indiana Attorney General candidate Wells' response to Rokita's 'Sanctuary City' allegations
• SBARC looking for two people who illegally abandoned box of small animals
• UPDATE: Middle school student found with knife had made online threats the night before
• Long-time local radio host and sportscaster Tony 'The Boss' Ross passes away
• Michigan DNR: It's alright to leave the leaves this fall
• Indiana State Police car rear ended during I-80 traffic stop Monday
• Niles' family-friendly fall festival happening Oct. 26
• Elkhart River Restoration Association restocks river with walleye fingerlings
• Michigan sends guidance to law enforcement to ensure voters rights, safe election
• UPDATE: Temporary boil water advisory lifted for Elkhart
• Popular zero-sugar lemonade sold in Indiana recalled for containing sugar
• VIDEO: Woman rescued from crashed vehicle near downed power line Tuesday in Goshen
• Indiana Attorney General targeting St. Joseph County as "Sanctuary City"
• Community invited to Booker T. West Playground grand opening Saturday
• Three-vehicle crash sends three children to hospital Monday
• Local State Representative, Senator join food activists protesting food dyes outside Kellogg Tuesday
• Pipeline maintenance will create restrictions on Harrison Road starting Wednesday
• Train cars carrying semi-trailers catch fire in Goshen
• Mishawaka McDonald's customer pulls gun on drive-thru worker Monday
• UPDATE: South Bend responds to lawsuit filed by Department of Justice Friday
• Elkhart County: "New jury summons postcards not a scam"
• Fresh electrical crews leave for Florida Thursday
• Indiana Dunes announces Cypress Log Cabin is available for lodging
• Three BCSO deputies presented Livesaving Awards Thursday morning
• Elkhart's historic Mohawk steam engine to be restored
• Paving project on Western Avenue begins Tuesday morning
• SBPD, SBFD teaming up to collect supplies for hurricane victims
• Early voting in St. Joseph County begins Oct. 8
• Goshen Fire Chief Sink named Indiana's Chief of the Year
• La Porte Mobile Voting Unit to be at Town Hall Wednesday afternoon
• UPDATE: Village of Three Oaks could be under Water Boil Order until end of the week
• UPDATE: South Bend, Benton Harbor Big Lots set to close
• P-H-M Schools receive over $53K in Robotics Grants from IDOE
• Judge Cichowicz files defamation lawsuit against Henry Davis Jr.
• President Biden expected to be in South Bend Saturday for private event