Local News

• Elkhart travel advisory raised to orange / watch level
• Essenhaus joins the list of closed businesses during COVID-19
• Cleaning your groceries
• Elkhart County has 11 confirmed cases of COVID-19
• 'Don't Stop Believing:' Berrien Co. students participate in fun Friday night challenge
• South Bend Clinic ready to help sick patients after RV donation
• Multiple St. Joseph Police Officers quarantined in Michiana as a precaution
• Pokagon Band extends Four Winds Casino closures
• Knights of Columbus fish fry converted into drive-thru
• Wineries affected by coronavirus legislation
• Local hotels could give up rooms to help hospitals if necessary
• Benton Harbor Baseball coach Danny Jennings deals with impacts of COVID-19
• eSports community continues business as normal, despite COVID-19
• Heavy rain early Saturday | Storms Saturday evening
• St. Joseph County has 31 cases of COVID-19
• Elkhart Community Schools staff member tests positive for COVID-19
• A Goshen city council member has tested positive for COVID-19
• Download, color and share ABC57's Signs of Support
• Interurban Trolley waives fares and implements rear door boarding
• Governor Holcomb provides update to state's COVID-19 response
• Michigan has 3,657 COVID-19 cases, 92 deaths
• Michiana COVID-19 case count updates
• Kosciusko County reports second case of COVID-19
• Statewide map shows where families can get food assistance
• DeBartolo Performing Arts center starts virtual movie club
• City of South Bend makes changes to trash pickup service
• Suspect charged after pipe bomb found in Detroit Avenue home
• Indiana Attorney General warns of offers for fake COVID-19 tests
• Berrien County Prosecutor explains how police will enforce stay-at-home order
• Indiana has 981 cases of COVID-19, 24 deaths
• Transpo closes South Street Station's lobby, restrooms due to COVID-19 concerns
• LaGrange County Health Department announces first COVID-19 cases
• 19-year-old man dies after shots fired in Goshen
• Screen time and the coronavirus
• Blackthorn Golf Club open with restrictions
• Medical Minute: Safety of ibuprofen or steroids
• How teachers are making eLearning the new normal
• Federal Stimulus Package: What does it mean for you?
• Neighbors concerned by noises coming from South Bend Ethanol
• Health officials in Elkhart seeking volunteers for COVID-19 Information Line
• Michiana restaurant group encouraging carry-out services
• Ivy Tech donates medical supplies to health care providers
• South Bend Folk singer provides free virtual concert
• Leaders look for answers as unemployment filings skyrocket
• Governor Holcomb press conference on COVID-19
• New Dollar General store opens in South Bend
• St. Joseph County patient dies of COVID-19, 6 new cases identified
• St. Joseph County updates website with online services
• Arrest made in armed robbery at 7-Eleven
• Michigan suspends burn permits due to COVID-19
• Michigan has 2,856 COVID-19 cases, 60 deaths
• Indy 500 rescheduled for August amid COVID-19 concerns
• Van Buren County Courts close for non-essential functions
• Michigan governor asks President Trump for major disaster declaration
• Officials declare local state of emergency in Berrien County
• Toy store providing free food to neighbors
• Suspect accused of setting fire to Berrien County home with seven people inside
• Indiana now has 645 cases of COVID-19
• Osceola neighbors are going bear hunting to cope with quarantine
• Elkhart County creates COVID-19 information hotline
• Medical Minute: Coronavirus and pregnancy
• Rainy pattern lasts into the weekend
• Medical marijuana dispensary in Niles limits operations to curbside service
• Lane restrictions on U.S. 20 in La Porte to take effect early April
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana switching to drive-thru service
• Spectrum Health Lakeland installs donation drop-off box
• Assistant nurse in Berrien County sent home for wearing homemade protective mask
• Modifications to trash and recycling pickup in Mishawaka
• Bomb squad detonates pipe bomb found on Detroit Avenue
• How the local real estate market is holding up amid coronavirus concerns
• St. Joseph County has 21 cases of COVID-19
• Concord Intermediate School employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Suspect charged in murder at gas station on March 14
• Indiana adopts new procedures for June 2 Primary Election
• Michigan has 2,295 COVID-19 cases, 43 deaths
• South Bend Schools make changes to meal distribution, WiFi days
• Frequently asked questions about Michigan's 'stay at home' order
• City of Elkhart moves to essential staff only
• Family holds candlelight memorial at assisted living facility
• Indiana has 477 cases of COVID-19
• Medical Minute: Safety when ordering take-out
• Michiana officials dispute President Trump's wish to ease social distancing
• Agencies expect increase in domestic violence as many are forced inside
• Nice today before rainy pattern begins
• Companies adjust to rise in demand for medical supplies
• City of South Bend employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Health departments address restaurant precautions during coronavirus outbreak
• Local police working to educate public on stay-at-home order
• La Porte boutique sews face masks to help local first responders
• Elkhart supply chain creating sanitizer for public use
• Someone from Walt Disney Elementary tested positive for COVID-19
• South Bend man creates Facebook group to help first responders, essential employees
• Michigan police departments checking kids who are home alone
• Coronavirus causes national severe blood shortages
• One new case of COVID-19 reported in St. Joseph County
• St. Joseph County further restricts access to county buildings
• Michigan City closes all parks and programs
• Elkhart courts suspend in-person non-essential hearings until May 4
• South Bend Schools report first case of COVID-19
• Michigan reports 463 new cases of COVID-19