Local News

• Crash closes northbound lanes of M139
• Range hosts personal defense course for women
• Bicyclist in critical condition after being hit by car in Kosciusko County
• South Bend School Board member Maritza Robles has died
• 6-year-old Michigan boy airlifted to hospital after ATV crash
• Heat forces SW Michigan Head Start locations to close
• State and local leaders to discuss opioid epidemic in Elkhart County
• Upcoming public hearing scheduled to discuss I&M rate increases
• Drowning on Lake Wawasee
• Workers at a McDonalds were confronted with an unusual customer
• Elkhart County crash resulted in injuries Saturday night
• Notre Dame vs. Michigan State
• Students hospitalized for heat-related illness after band competition
• Notre Dame players not downplaying MSU rivalry
• Dowagiac native kicks his way to MSU
• Man shot in the arm in South Bend
• One dead and one hospitalized after shooting in South Bend
• Notre Dame fans gear up ahead of Michigan State match up
• Summer businesses benefitting from hot weather
• Neighbors talk racism in South Bend
• Community applauds Bremen PD after drug busts
• Cass County courts to receive $675,000
• 57 Football Live: Week 6
• Cassopolis police officers to receive Narcan kits
• Cassopolis man dies in Jefferson Township crash
• Elkhart company fined by IOSHA for serious violations
• Woman remains in hospital after buggy and semi collide
• Family reacts after 40-yr-old Cass County cold case ends in sentencing
• 8-year-old hit by vehicle near Marsh Elementary School
• Michigan State player Byron Bullough has family ties to MSU, UND
• Notre Dame - MSU rivalry dates back to 1897
• 14 adults, 9 juveniles arrested for drinking alcohol at party
• Late warm-ups could impact Fall colors
• Various programs offered for young adults at Bremen Public Library
• IUSB group to discuss race in America
• Young writers invited to join competition
• La Porte Police arrest man after finding explosive device in home
• Indiana takes center stage amid tax reform talks
• Elkhart discusses who will fund school crossing guards
• Shooting investigation underway in South Bend
• Construction begins on Mishawaka apartment complex
• Berrien County Board of Commissioners still torn on fate of road commission
• Elkhart school celebrates International Day of Peace
• Truck hits horse and buggy at SR 5 & SR 120 in Shipshewana
• Board of Realtors focuses on realtor safety
• Man sentenced for aggravated battery of toddler
• Man arrested for allegedly exposing himself to police
• Free car seat check events scheduled
• Motorcyclist accused of fleeing from police
• Deputies, K9 help to track down fleeing suspect in Cass County
• Humane Society hosting free rabies vaccination clinics on October 1
• LaGrange traffic stop leads to meth, weed arrest
• Man officially charged for stabbing at Wooden Indian Motel
• Cool Schools: Niles New Tech students hosting food drive for Salvation Army
• Elkhart school adds tech to library; dedicates to former teacher
• Former Michiana pastor asks judge for bond reduction
• South Bend chef concerned about Puerto Rico hurricane damage
• South Bend International holds safety drill
• Secret Sisters host fundraiser to help pay for cancer screenings
• South Bend Police make modifications to chase policies
• North Judson Police looking to hire full-time officer
• St. Joseph County dispatch executive director stepping down
• Teen killed in accident in Benton Harbor
• Elkhart County Prosecutor asks community to help with drug crisis
• Charges filed against inmate who injured jail officer
• Four arrested after drug disagreement turns violent, court documents say
• Tyre Bradbury's sentence reduced after appeals court decision
• Beacon Health System Prepares for New CEO
• Arrest made in death of Lenell Williams
• White Pigeon man accused of kidnapping, assaulting woman
• Kids learning coding; how to make music at Elkhart Public Library
• Local families trying to reach loved ones in Mexico
• Notre Dame football hopes road success continues at MSU
• Longtime New Buffalo Chief of Police out of the job
• Notre Dame soccer wins after earning top national ranking
• Shops hope to retain tourists in downtown Niles
• Elkhart families wonder when city is going to pay attention to the South Side
• NASA officials, former astronaut meet with local businesses
• Local museums offer free admission Saturday
• Studebaker Lofts open in downtown South Bend
• Benefit being held for 3 killed in Elkhart hit and run
• Crash at SR 23 and Douglas has cleared
• Niles High School student hit by car on way to school
• President Trump scheduled to visit Indiana next week
• New details released in deaths of Bridgman couple
• Pledge day event seeks to spread kindness
• Deputies: Elkhart convenience store robbery turns into shootout with clerk
• Two teenagers shot outside South Bend home
• IUSB hosts Constitution Day events
• Few present at South Bend budget input meeting
• Elkhart Memorial's fight is sparking concern among parents
• John Adams H.S. celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with increase in Latino students
• 3 a.m. Challenge a social media trend getting kids out of bed
• Community mourning loss of Triton teen killed in crash
• Storage unit fire in South Bend
• St. Joseph County VA Clinic opens in Mishawaka
• Power restored to most residents in South Bend
• Police investigating bank robbery in Granger
• Quiet Zones reinstated at South Bend railroad crossings
• Heartland RV donates funds to Elkhart County's K9 Unit