Local News

• Dry through the weekend
• Groundbreaking Black Hoosiers traveling exhibit at MPHPL
• Studebaker National Museum Speaker Series: Music in Motion
• Jason Lewkowicz named Athletic Director for Bethel University
• Juneteenth Celebrations at Notre Dame Friday evening
• One on one with Singer Songwriter Ben Folds
• Big stars out at game 4 of NBA Finals down in Indianapolis
• New sports bars coming to Downtown South Bend
• Intersection to closed due to sewer repairs in South Bend
• Pacers Pandemonium ahead of game 4
• Infant Mortality to Infant Vitality, NIHHC shines light on perinatal health 
• MDARD confirms Asian longhorned ticks in Berrien County
• SBPD utilizes local cameras to catch, arrest, and charge man with felony Auto Theft
• Two-vehicle fatal crash in Antwerp Township
• Mishawaka man gets 35 years in prison for producing, distributing child pornography
• Gary man sentenced to prison for firearm offense stemming from Michigan City traffic stop
• Plymouth man arrested after predator exposure group catches him trying to meet up with 13 year old
• UPDATE: County prosecutor explains why charges against 3 local men who put cats into trash compactor have been dropped
• Taste of Buchanan supports local businesses
• More Storms, Less Support: How NOAA budget cuts may impact predicted above average hurricane season
• Motorcyclist airlifted after crashing into car while fleeing from police
• Breanna Jenco named Notre Dame Women's Golf Head Coach
• Scattered showers and storms today become more widespread tonight
• Test your knowledge with ABC57's weekly news quiz
• Grinding demonstrations and baked samples at Bonneyville Mill Saturday
• Kosciusko County Council passed tax abatement 5-1 Thursday
• Section of M-40 to close June 16 for culvert replacement
• BCHD provides the community with safe food handling tips for summer gatherings
• Opposing Political Rallies Planned in Niles This Weekend
• Hearing held for Andy Freshour accused of stealing squad car in Cassopolis
• Michigan statehouse adopts 'Dad Week,' inspired by Present Pillars
• Mishawaka warning residents of scam calls
• Showers and storms
• Free screening of 'Hook' this Friday
• Local cat nonprofit releases statement on Jayco employee animal cruelty case
• South Shore Line to provide busing to South Bend Airport due to track construction
• Section of S.R. 39 to close for road work June 17
• UPDATE: All lanes of US 20 Bypass reopen after large tree removed from westbound lanes
• Wanted man leads SJCPD on chase Thursday morning in Mishawaka
• Saharan dust heads towards the US, what does that mean for hurricane season?
• UPDATE: Jayco releases official statement, announces termination of 3 employees
• St. Joseph County Humane Society and police team up to warn the dangers of hot vehicles
• Two suspects identified, charged in Bertrand Township road rage shooting
• Sunny and muggy today, rain early tonight
• 'Movies in the Park' to screen 'A League of Their Own' in honor of Betsey 'Sockum' Jochum
• Hot Rod Power Tour putting Starke County on the map
• School board approves five-year extension contract for superintendent
• Hums Elementary School project moving forward, construction expected early fall
• Luke Stephens shares his love for the game and NBA
• I&M holds safety training for first responders
• Community leaders continue to call for peace in Benton Harbor this summer
• SPECIAL REPORT: Development means displacement for some along S.R. 2
• Mayor Mueller, city officials remind property owners of sidewalk repair reimbursement program
• Feeling more like summer
• Elkhart Parade of Homes 2025 features tiny home built by Concord students
• Man arrested for Domestic Violence after threatening to burn down family's house
• Registration open for Harbor Impact Summer Camp at St. Joseph High School
• Brothers from Illinois charged with felony Auto Theft in Goshen
• First 'Front Porch Friday' of the summer with Mishawaka Mayor Dave Wood this week
• West Goshen Elementary welcomes new principal
• UPDATE: S.R. 23 traffic back open following two-vehicle crash at Douglas Road intersection
• Blue-green algae season is upon Michiana
• Texas man arrested for doing double the speed limit in Marshall County
• UPDATE: Intersection reopened after crash at William and Colfax
• South Bend woman last seen May 14 still missing
• Multiple departments respond to Tuesday morning house fire
• South Bend Indiana Black Expo receives $50K grant to expand financial literacy program
• Mishawaka police investigating overnight shooting
• A mid-July day in early June
• Section of Redwood Road to close temporarily
• Saint Joseph County Council passes bond for new park
• Firefighter parade & festival kicks off in Bremen
• Elkhart County Commissioners hold special meeting to address, repair busted boilers at jail
• Indiana Toll Road reopens after semi-truck on fire halts traffic
• Point O' Woods prepares to host collegiate golf outing in Benton Harbor
• St. Joe Parking Pause Reaction
• PREVIEW: Homeowners forced to make way for new interchange
• Summer weather returns
• St. Joseph County Health Department announces staff and programming cuts amid funding turmoil
• TAXING TIMES: ABC57's full special report on local property tax rates, laws, and more
• FEMA invites Berrien County residents to review current flood maps
• Michigan City wants public input on proposed Innovation Center
• Landscape Painting Class at Bonneyville Mill
• SBCS, SJC Public Library team up for Adult Code School starting June 14
• Outside lanes of Cleveland Ave, Portage Rd intersection to be closed June 11-13
• Roughly 1.7M dozens eggs recalled, many sold in Indiana
• South Bend fire responds to water rescue near Colfax Bridge
• TAXING TIMES: Panel Q&A with local tax experts
• Elkhart High School Unified Track Team wins second state title in a row
• Why dredging is important in Berrien County harbors
• Driver injured, cited for disregarding stop sign following two-vehicle crash
• Linden Avenue Farmers Market returns with changes this summer
• United Way of St. Joseph County brings new Neighbor Center to Mishawaka
• Funding issues cause St. Joseph County Department of Health location closure
• Typical June day followed by midweek warmup
• City of St. Joseph opts to put paid parking on pause
• Graduation Party Turns Into Chaos: Six Injured in Benton Harbor Shooting
• Council members raise concerns over Anderson Road County Park project
• TAXING TIMES: Finding the path to a successful property tax appeal
• TAXING TIMES: What do your taxes pay for?