Local News

• Husky Trail bridge to close for NIPSCO work
• Paczki Day celebration underway
• Wanted man found hiding in basement, faces theft, drug charges
• Wrong way driver arrested, charged with Reckless Driving, possessing fake ID
• Showers tonight, storms Thursday, potential snow on Sunday
• Callahan's Restaurant in Elkhart announces closure after 42 years
• The Cost of Power: ABC57 asks NIPSCO CEO top community questions 
• South Bend restaurants bring taste of New Orleans to Fat Tuesday celebrations
• MDOT says final year of rebuilding I-94 project in Berrien County has begun
• Countdown to Kindergarten program launches across Elkhart County
• 20-year-old facing additional charge in shooting at Riverbend Apartments
• Local bakeries prepare for Fat Tuesday rush
• UPDATE: Westbound traffic reopened on US 30 after investigation
• Residents 'celebrate' protest anniversary in Niles
• Firefighters save dog from Monday afternoon housefire, residents safely escape
• More morning fog and 50s on Tuesday
• ABC57 Investigates: Chaos at Karl King
• Plymouth Schools return to paid meals following lower reimbursement from USDA
• 38-year-old faces felony Child Molesting charges following investigation
• Niles police confirm body found in river Sunday afternoon
• Stabbing victim dies Monday morning, suspect found dead near scene
• Understanding massive FDA recall related to rodent contamination
• Elkhart Indiana Black Expo 'Trailblazer Awards' recognize students' academic, athletic achievements
• UPDATE: Missing 16-year-old reunited with family in Berrien County
• Dense fog during the morning, sunny skies later in the day
• St. Margaret’s House hosts 27th Winter Walk in downtown South Bend
• Hall of Fame broadcaster Pat Hughes headlines South Bend Cubs Foundation fundraiser
• Irish dominates NC State 79-67 in ACC victory
• Annual Sweethearts Ball helps raise funds for Rosie Place
• One person found conscious under bridge in St. Joseph River
• Community gathers for Black History Skate and Market in South Bend
• Benton Harbor High School hosts Black History roundtable and luncheon
• Warming trend continues, Rain expected by midweek
• Michigan City Academy accepting applications for spring session
• Two-vehicle crash on C.R. 21 leads to injuries
• Northeast neighborhood update meeting
• First Presbyterian Church offers "ashes to go"
• A perfectly pleasant Sunday
• Howl at the Moon dueling pianos returns to South Bend for Connect 574's birthday bash
• Warm Valentine’s Day draws South Bend couples out for sweets, simple dates
• Elkhart County Historical Museum set to host trivia night
• Notre Dame takes down Georgia Tech 89-74 behind Certa’s career-high 37
• Local ICE protest calls for representatives to speak out
• VFW celebrates love with Valentine's Day brunch
• Warming trend continues through next week
• The REES Theatre presents dynamic country performers VEO
• Two-vehicle crash at intersection of C.R. 19 and C.R. 36
• Union Mills man arrested for promoting child sex trafficking
• Safe sleep public service announcement campaign to prevent infant deaths
• Annual Shrove Tuesday gathering and pancake supper
• Lovely conditions for your Valentine's Day
• Museums offer free admission to celebrate Presidents Days
• INDOT to hold open house regarding US 31
• Michiana gets together for Galentine's Day
• Two-vehicle crash temporarily shuts down east lanes on bypass near Beech Road
• Two paramedics honored with the hero award for their life saving work
• Elkhart residents express outrage following the arrest of local teacher Donald Shafer
• Kindergarteners showing appreciation for educators this Valentine's Day
• ISP investigating Elkhart Community Schools bus driver for possible DUI
• Winter’s swinging pendulum
• Elkhart Police Department receives threats of violence, city says
• The emotional and mental impact of Valentine's Day
• Cass County man sentenced after pleading guilty to Animal Cruelty
• Local nonprofit to expand support for grieving children and families with $10k grant
• Teen sentenced for 2024 murder of South Bend man
• City of Elkhart Fire Department saves woman after her perfect birth story took a turn for the worse
• Love and heat are in the air this forecast
• Liberty Township holds meeting for community members to voice concerns regarding fire territory merger
• Marshall County Humane Society's cats look forward to celebrating Valentine's Day
• Memorial walk for Elkhart teen killed in police involved shooting
• Probable cause affidavit shares disturbing details in sexual misconduct case of Elkhart teacher Donald Shafer
• Congressman Tim Walberg speaks with ABC57 on a number of major news topics
• COURT DOCS: Elkhart teacher describes meetup with teen as 'Grindr hookup'
• The Cost of Power: ABC57 digs into rising utility bills causing regional outrage
• A big warm up begins Friday
• Failure to yield leads to crash at S.R. 19 and C.R. 30, one sent to hospital
• Annual Frosty Five Run hits 17th year in Elkhart
• Michigan City man charged with Cruelty to an Animal after video of dog being choked, whipped went viral
• St. Joseph County Police Department announces bail scam costing thousands
• UPDATE: Suspect on the run since 2018 allegedly impregnated teen before fleeing
• Former Elkhart County clerks sentenced for misconduct Thursday
• Fatal crash in Fulton County Wednesday
• Firefighters put out barn fire in St. Joseph County
• What do you do after suffering a heart attack?
• Cloudy and cool today, Warmer next week
• Local Michiana soccer clubs merge, an idea in the works for over two decades
• Several departments respond to a house fire in Benton Harbor
• One dead and two injured following crash on C.R. 5
• Andrea Johnson sentenced in school board election fraud
• Elkhart Police Chief and Mayor hold press conference following shooting of 14-year-old, recent shootings
• Elkhart officials urge patience as investigation continues into officer involved shooting of teen
• VSBM Releases record-breaking 2025 report
• Pointe Apartments owners face demolition despite claiming to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on repairs
• "Do not drive" warning issued, airbag recalls on several Crysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles
• Elkhart Community Schools teacher being investigated for misconduct with former student
• Concord students participate in ICE walkout Tuesday
• Sheriff recognizes members of St. Joseph County Metro SWAT for actions during Mishawaka standoff
• The melt accelerates next week
• Section of US 31 northbound lanes closed for deadly crash
• SJC and Mishawaka pass MOU for water and sanitary sewage system upgrades