Local News

• South Bend looks to expand access to pre-K
• "Safer Streets" to be implemented in South Bend ahead of Smart Streets initiative
• Buchanan cancer patient gets free home upgrades
• New statistics show how often drownings happen in Great Lakes
• Overworked and understaffed: St. Joseph County dispatchers asking for more dispatchers
• South Bend man sentenced for transportation of minor for prostitution
• Safe ways to view the Solar Eclipse
• Coach Kelly disputes Bleacher Report story about fundraising distraction
• New tool lets Hoosiers report hate crimes
• 57 Football Live 2017: Week 1
• River Terrace murder suspect arrested, arraigned on murder charge
• 347 plants, 8 pounds of marijuana seized in grow house bust
• Driver involved in US30 crash dies from injuries
• Driver in crash on US 20 in July dies from injuries
• Stabbing suspect arrested on attempted murder charge
• Elkhart celebrates back to school with 4th annual Kick Off Classic
• Deputies locate stolen vehicle in Niles homicide investigation
• Small fire at DuComb Center
• Elkhart County hosting third annual "Battle of the Badges Blood Drive" Friday
• New Carlisle considers new ideas for economic development
• Home-bound man struggling to find transportation to doctors
• Lead abatement a budget priority for South Bend
• Vigil held in honor of Dr. Todd Graham
• House Fire on South Bend's west side.
• Gov. Holcomb launches jobs plan in Elkhart; comments on Trump/Charlottesville
• Law enforcement, doctors teaming up to fight opioid crisis
• Mishawaka Police seeking info on two subjects
• Cub Reporter: Zac - August 17
• Man who stabbed two people at apartment sentenced to 50 years
• Woman killed in fall from parking garage at Memorial Hospital
• Goshen Police investigating stabbing
• 3-year-old injured in farm accident meets Med Flight crew
• Jury takes 25 minutes to convict man of sexually abusing young girl
• Murder victim identified, police identify wanted suspect
• New assistants bring 'practice what you preach' mentality to sidelines
• Elkhart Superintendent Haworth discusses goals for 2017-2018 school year
• Largest investment ever announced for South Bend parks
• Colts Bus makes stop at Four Winds Field
• Starke County Sheriff fighting retention problem with historic pay raise
• Mayor Buttigieg introduces budget proposal for 2018
• Two individuals arrested on Methamphetamine charges
• Local voters react to President Trump's comments
• New homicide unit coming to Elkhart County
• CMHU commander running for St. Joseph County sheriff
• Former Idol contestant talks hope for the new season
• Pokagon Band donates event proceeds to Beacon Children's Hospital
• Korean War veteran receives military service medals
• Senator Proos hosts Paw Paw River clean-up
• Another power outage reported in Niles
• Judge sets $1 million bond for Niles man accused of killing his wife
• More than a dozen shots fired in Elkhart, police investigating
• #57SummerHotSpots: Tippecanoe Place
• Man killed in shooting at Benton Harbor apartment complex
• Eclipse poses serious dangers to your eyes and cameras
• Notre Dame and South Bend encourage students to stay post-grad
• Council looking for next steps in panhandling solutions
• How powerful flood waters can be
• Shooting at South Bend gas station
• A South Bend family is still battling the flood's aftermath
• Pavement website unveiling
• South Bend rally shows support for DACA program
• Nationwide bus tour for health care stops in South Bend
• Woman takes grenade to National Guard Center, bomb squad responds
• Luke Messer discusses important issues in US Senate race
• Davis-Martin sentenced to 65 years in prison for murder of veteran
• Mayor Buttigieg discusses flood cleanup and recovery
• Husband facing charges in death of woman in Niles on Sunday
• Second suspect charged with murder in Frederickson Street shooting
• Surge of internet searches about nuclear attacks, Michiana prepares
• Several railroad crossings in Goshen to be closed Aug. 21–25
• Representative Walorski receives Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Niles businesses are put on halt after power outage
• Kids Day at the Berrien County Youth Fair
• Most power restored in Niles
• Charlottesville Solidarity Vigil promotes peace in South Bend
• South Bend council talks police body cameras and cracks down on synthetic drugs
• Special guest sits in on South Bend neighborhood meeting
• Honor Flight Northeast holds Goshen information session seeking veterans to honor
• Royal family plays large role in Berrien County Youth Fair tradition
• South Bend student speaking out about bullying at Jackson Intermediate, parents want answers
• Cameras added to South Bend school bus arm signals
• Royalty at Berrien County Youth Fair built on tradition
• Charges filed against man who caused massive search on US31
• Warsaw, home of alt-right groups, plans vigil in response to Charlottesville rallies
• Notre Dame and Wisconsin to play at Lambeau and Soldier fields
• Transpo will hold information session to discuss service to the new Veteran Affairs clinic
• Police investigating convenience store robbery
• One person injured in shooting on Thomas Street
• Deputies identify woman killed in home invasion in Niles
• ISP Bremen post welcomes new K-9
• Four people suspected in theft of alcohol from Kroger
• ABC57 is heading to Carbondale for the Solar Eclipse and so can you
• Tips to avoid buying counterfeit glasses for upcoming solar eclipse
• Notre Dame Trail: 300 mile journey back to campus underway
• Family gives free hugs to spread love in South Bend
• Boil water order for Wolcottville lifted
• NASCAR driver joins Elkhart community for Grand Prix
• Woman shot and killed inside her Niles Township home
• One person is dead after fiery crash in Buchanan
• Elkhart Grand Prix is coming to an end; a look at what has changed