Local News

• Potawatomi Zoo invites community to help name leopard cub
• UPDATE: One person injured in stabbing on Franklin Street in South Bend, investigation ongoing
• SB Cubs President Joe Hart talks to ABC57 about Holiday Lights on the Diamond
• Mayor Mueller announces re-election for mayor of South Bend 2027
• Elkhart Police investigating crash near intersection of Cassopolis and C.R. 6 E
• Mayor Mueller monthly meetup after announcement to run for re-election
• Sam Hartman named next star of ABC's "The Bachelor"
• Elkhart man shares his road to recovery, future plans for rehabilitation housing
• Crane falls on building in downtown South Bend; no injuries currently reported
• Firefighter injured Thursday on scene of fire at South Bend business
• Georgia man drives into pond while six times over legal alcohol limit
• Stranded: Transpo Troubles 
• Woman charged with Arson after allegedly attempting to set Elkhart homes on fire
• 'I want to cry,' veterans react to vandalism at memorial
• UPDATE: One firefighter injured in warehouse fire in Shipshewana
• Niles Elks Lodge celebrates Veterans Day, giving out free meals to veterans
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair announcing first concert
• After 20 years without tornado sirens, the City of Gary will soon have 10
• Bright Beginnings Family Childcare to close Friday, Dec. 11
• Mayor Mueller announces update to "neighborhood first" data center framework
• South Shore Line airport terminal move on hold after rejected federal funds
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana expects another year of great Thanksgiving need
• Mayor Mueller to announce run for re-election in South Bend
• Alleged measles case reported at LaGrange County public school
• A tale of two autumns: How this year's weather pales in comparison to last
• UPDATE: One suspect pleads guilty to charges related to thefts at Old Farm Apartments, other suspect awaiting trial
• Coloma High School holds 51st annual Veterans Day breakfast
• Annual Veterans Day recognition program hosted by West Side Middle School
• Showers becoming widespread this afternoon and evening
• Deputy Jon Samuelson discharged from Chicago rehab facility; returns to La Porte County
• South Shore Line denied federal funding for realignment project
• Indiana approved for several railroad grants to improve infrastructure
• Elkhart Community Schools teacher contract negotiations expected to miss deadline; state mediator would intervene
• Niles police are seeking help in identifying attempted dog poisoner
• Baroda-Lake Township Police Department partners with BCHD to address opioid overdoses
• Portage Township asks neighbors to help 'Stuff the Pantry' for the holidays
• Notre Dame linebackers embrace leadership roles as Irish navigate defensive injuries
• Rising food prices have consumers rethinking Thanksgiving spending
• Sub-freezing temperatures arriving soon
• 1981 cold case murder of Juanita Boyd closed following identification of killer Carl "David" Phillips
• Notre Dame lands at #5 for the College Football Playoff rankings while IU drops
• Warm Up Marshall County prepares those in need with warm coats
• ABC57's spoke with Gov. Braun regarding multiple state and national topics
• New Mercy Harbor Townhomes brings affordable housing in Benton Harbor
• AquaEye technology being utilized by Elkhart FD
• Rain begins tomorrow, Flurries possible by Friday
• 'My mom's gonna kill me': Indiana man loses dentures and his search to find them
• Mayor announces expansion to childcare grant in its partnership with Ready to Grow St. Joe
• Mayor Mueller announces new SBPD Chief will come from current command staff
• UPDATE: 29-year-old man injured in drive by shooting in Elkhart
• Police responding to self-inflicted gunshot wound call near Penn High School
• South Bend man charged with Murder in Ireland Road shooting
• Last day of fair weather
• Elkhart Rotary Club recognizes veterans alongside Quilts of Valor
• La Porte County Sheriff's Office announces suspect in 1981 cold case murder
• Marshall County Election Board determines county commissioner candidate violated election law
• Plymouth man arrested for intimidation, battery, resisting law enforcement, and disorderly conduct
• Westville prison employee accused of sex with inmate, smuggling in marijuana
• FBNI announces turkey distribution dates and times
• Plymouth considers annexing, rezoning 900 acres for industrial development
• Notre Dame shifts focus to Boston College as Freeman warns against letdown
• Notre Dame-Miami game brings record breaking foot traffic to SBN
• Heartsick family of Sandy Nicole Lopez hopes for answers into her sudden death
• Neighbors react to three injured in weekend shooting at Bristol Apartment Complex
• Notre Dame-Miami game brings tourism boost to neighboring South Bend areas, especially Elkhart County
• St. Joseph dentist pleads no contest to Seduction, Assault and Battery
• ISP locates stolen vehicle resulting in four arrested
• College Football Playoffs expanding to 24 teams in 2027, per ESPN deal
• GFD Sgt. John Szuba charged with domestic battery
• Arts Council brings 'Nutcrackers in Nappanee' back for second year
• First southwest Michigan measles cases of the year reported in St. Joseph County
• The Real Story: Addressing social media claims of lab-grown, 3D-printed meat in stores
• Bristol Police respond to shooting, three people injured
• Fighting Irish fans boast "playoff-like" energy inside the house Rockne built
• Commemorating those who served the country with music
• 6th annual Dia de Los Muertos event brings music and celebration to the Morris
• Wakarusa car crash leaves multiple injured on C.R. 42
• Car crash leaves two people injured in Elkhart
• Elkhart seeking volunteers to plant trees on Nov. 15
• Dog sledding classes at River Preserve County Park in Elkhart Nov.21
• Vehicle crashes into East Race Market in South Bend
• Fighting Irish fans flood Library Lawn for ESPN College Gameday
• Frosty for Sunday morning
• #11 Irish take down #1 Miami in a must win game for Notre Dame
• OSMC Playbook: Experts break down the recovery process of ankle injuries
• ProPEL S.R. 2 Study is hosting more community office hour sessions Nov. 12
• Thousands expected to pass through South Bend International Airport for Notre Dame game
• Cool conditions expected throughout Saturday
• 3rd annual Owl Prowl returns to Elkhart Environmental Center Nov. 18
• Elkhart Parks & Recreation to host cooking classes for teens in November
• Rollercoaster-like temperatures next week
• Blue Jays win fifth sectional championship in last six years thanks to 40-8 victory over West Central
• Downtown South Bend bars prepare for influx of college football fanatics
• Sunny by Saturday afternoon, Clear but cold Gametime
• Amazon hosts 'Girls' Tech Day' for New Prairie Schools students
• A.I. energy company set to acquire 33 acres in South Bend for project
• High stakes, higher prices: Notre Dame tailgaters feel the pinch as parking costs soar for Miami matchup 
• For the South Bend International Airport, a busy day of welcoming fans for the Notre Dame/Miami game
• ABC57 Kickoff crew prepares for big Miami game weekend
• Gloomy and cold Friday evening