Local News

• Indiana State Prison inmate intentionally starts blaze, according to officials
• Michigan's working to cut prices for medicaid recipients
• Midnight Drummer's Circle performs at Rockefeller Plaza
• Notre Dame community gives back with service project
• Redzone Remix: Kurt Hinish
• Bremen football falls in heartbreaking fashion
• Mishawaka football's season ends one win shy of State
• ReLeaf program to make a second pass through South Bend neighborhoods
• Possible Mishawaka housing complex thieves caught on camera
• Syracuse's high scoring offense could upset Notre Dame's 10-0 season
• Federal lawsuit filed against St. Joe County, employee of Voter Registration Office
• 57 Minute Miracle turns a birthday gift into a miracle for a man battling cancer
• Notre Dame taking on 12th ranked Syracuse Saturday at Yankee Stadium
• Two people arrested in connection with a Taco Bell robbery in Michigan City
• Woman injured in shooting on La Porte Avenue
• Jailer accused of sexual misconduct with two inmates
• Elkhart rescinds stop drinking order
• Irish welcoming pressure of national stage against Syracuse
• Notre Dame women's hoops prep for first big test amid signing day
• South Bend Police conducting death investigation at home on North Shore Drive
• Food bank giving away frozen turkeys before the holidays
• Notre Dame in New York to take on Syracuse; events planned for Irish fans
• Wooden Indian Motel demolition continues
• Effort to staff SJC public library with social workers
• Mishawaka officers help deliver a baby in police department's parking lot
• SBPD: South Bend boy attacked by pit bull Wednesday night
• South Bend Paddy Party venue announced
• Father of victim in deadly Rochester bus stop crash speaks out
• Girl Scouts in Michiana receive $24,000 donation
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises South Bend mother in need of medical help for daughter
• Elkhart rescinds stop drinking water order for residents of El Paco Manor
• Mayor asks ISP to investigate Elkhart Police Department
• FTC: Michigan has largest number of identity theft cases in US
• Goshen woman killed in crash on US31 in Peru
• No student injuries reported after vehicle hits school bus
• Arrest made in death of woman found at Wilson Primary Center
• Bin 23, a new restaurant with wine bar, opening in Granger
• Cool Schools: Goshen Manufacturing Academy gets students ready for local employers
• Driver charged in deadly crash pleads not guilty
• Roads are hazardous across the area because of snow, ice
• Benton Harbor mother breaks silence on incident involving teacher
• Notre Dame men's hoops upset by Radford at home
• Irish defense ready for challenge against high-scoring Syracuse
• Elkhart Mayor: 'This is on me' regarding Elkhart Police excessive force case
• Chronic Wasting Disease and PFAS found in local deer populations
• The River: Was Dewayne Flowers weighed down?
• Reverend responds to Notre Dame law student’s letter on McCarrick honorary degree
• Hat drawing determines Niles 2nd Ward race
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises Benton Harbor local
• Elementary student to be disciplined for bringing knife to school
• Mishawaka man sentenced to 15 years in prison for producing child porn
• Indiana releases school accountability grades
• Woman crashes after pumpkin thrown from overpass into her car
• Woman from Granger reported missing has been found dead
• Goshen Police investigating shooting on Alfalfa Drive
• Missing South Bend native found deceased
• Goshen Schools ramping up security on buses
• Board of Public Safety votes to fire South Bend officer involved in deadly crash
• Train cars carrying soybeans derail in Starke County
• South Bend business partners work to shine a light on diabetes
• Benton Harbor area schools ushering in new changes
• Biker group offers warming center to city's homeless
• South Bend officer donates hospital bed for teen shooting victim
• Niles businesses shocked and disappointed by surprise vote on marijuana ban
• La Porte community mourns loss of crime-fighting K-9 Marko
• Washington High School has first career fair in 8 years
• Holiday, winter safety advice issued by South Bend Police
• ABC57 investigation leads to sex offender's arrest
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises woman living with cancer in Niles
• Idea Week 2019 includes Bill Nye the Science Guy, Wired co-founder
• Notre Dame preparing for Syracuse game at Yankee Stadium
• Local ordinances look to ban commercial marijuana sales
• ACLU sues Indiana BMV over English-only driver's manual
• Missing woman from Elkhart has been found
• 24th Luminary Festival kicks off Nov. 16 in St.Joseph
• Gas line struck outside Berrien County Sheriff's Office, jail
• CR 17 at the Toll Road to be shut down Wednesday evening
• New theater hopes to shine a light in Benton Harbor community
• Some crashes reported around Michiana due to slick roads
• Michiana volunteers help children across the world
• Treatment featured on Good Doctor available in Goshen
• South Bend Common Council presents weather amnesty resolution, emergency shelter delay continues
• Penn High School student honored with Heartsaver Hero Award
• Niles City Council votes to ban future marijuana establishments
• Community signs petition in support of teacher caught in fight
• Fitness center to hold class to benefit the Center for the Homeless in South Bend
• New event center now open in downtown Elkhart
• Miller's Vets honors fallen veterans who lacked formal military recognition at burials
• Dangerous intersection in front of school calls for action
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises a single grandma in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police investigating robbery at Metro PCS
• Suspect in Fun Tan robbery may be a suspect in other robberies
• Potawatomi Zoo hosting a new holiday lights experience
• Winamac Fire Department hosting benefit for families of children hit at bus stop
• 3 men arrested, accused of poaching deer
• Made In Michiana: Poly Electronics
• Roseanne Barr performing in Elkhart in May
• Silver Alert issued for Mishawaka man has been cancelled
• New program in Niles helps people with employment barriers find jobs
• 57 Minute Miracle: A look back at 2017's miracles