Local News

• Community unveils memorial for Granger teen nearly one year after death
• Buchanan community voice concerns with Buchanan Community Schools Superintendent
• SJCPL announces main library to move to Brown Intermediate Center temporarily
• Niles Township opts out of allowing recreational marijuana businesses
• Residents facing problems at Miami Hills Apartments
• Employees discover noose at Thor Motor Coach in Elkhart
• Zac Mago Foundation hosts youth heart screening at John Glenn High School
• Woman rides horse across United States to bring awareness to domestic violence
• Elkhart Fire Department releases new information about Forest River fire
• Another cool and dreary day, then a midweek warm-up
• Lakeshore Middle School sends out letter regarding incident with student
• Trial delayed for suspect in fatal shooting at Bleachers
• Grants now available for field trips to Indiana state parks, lakes
• Man accused of wielding sword, trying to attack neighbors in front of police
• Man with five OWI convictions accused of riding motorcycle while intoxicated
• 17-year-old pedestrian critically injured in Elkhart crash
• Mishawaka Police searching for missing, possibly endangered woman
• South Bend Cubs to co-host Military Appreciation Weekend
• Two drivers charged with OWI after crash involving motorcycle and moped
• Trial delayed for suspect in murder of pregnant Mishawaka teen
• Police: One man killed after car crashes into electrical box
• Made in Michiana: Hostetler’s Lawn Furniture
• Beaches get smaller as Lake Michigan water levels continue to rise
• A wet few months for Michiana
• Wind gusts cause heavy damage in Cassopolis neighborhood
• Warming up midweek with rain chances
• Protest held against homeless relocation in Goshen
• Storm threat ending tonight
• South Bend Police investigating a shooting on Western Avenue
• I&M power outage in Michiana
• Goshen homeless relocation protests begins today
• Looking for Linda's Killer Podcast 4: Investigating the family
• Potential for stronger storms today
• Silver Alert cancelled for Washington County woman
• Mishawaka neighborhood fed up with speeders, concerned for safety
• Local organizations come together to talk about mental health
• Severe Threat Sunday
• Notre Dame commencement ceremony to be held indoors at Purcell Pavilion
• Two vehicles involved in crash on US 20
• South Bend celebrating Kids to Parks Day
• Woman arrested in Portage Avenue shooting
• The warmest day of the year to date!
• Two cars involved in crash on CR 30
• Human waste thrown on homeless couple's tent
• Zinn's impressive second season helps SB Cubs to hot streak
• Graffiti found at LaGrange park
• Police respond to shooting in South Bend
• Looking for Linda's Killer: Investigating the family
• Marijuana provisioning center in Buchanan makes first sale
• Local police departments raise money for Special Olympics Indiana
• Real Michiana: A plan for a perfect stranger
• Railroad crossings thought to be inactive cause safety concerns in Mishawaka
• First 80 degree day Saturday, more storms Sunday
• Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office releases new details about inmate’s death
• Elkhart Police search for robbery suspect
• Michigan DNR creates new Office of Outdoor Recreation Industry
• Man in St. Joseph County to be awarded thousands for being wrongly convicted and imprisoned
• Indiana organization raises awareness for kidney disease
• Benton Harbor Schools Superintendent named finalist for Farmington Schools position
• South Bend barbershop customers pay it forward
• Another round of strong to severe storms this weekend
• Nine people arrested, two children removed from Marshall County home
• Notre Dame Valedictorian from South Bend
• Warm & muggy weekend - more storm chances Sunday
• Benton Harbor Area Schools students use music to reshape the community's image
• South Bend Public Works announce 2019 small drainage projects
• Notre Dame completes long-awaited basketball practice facility
• Silver Alert issued for Indiana teen
• Shooting victim walks into Memorial Hospital
• Michiana's first medical marijuana shop 'Zen Leaf' ready to open Saturday
• Rethinking recycling in Michiana: How to be better when it comes to what you put in your bin
• Lift station malfunction causes flooding in Stevensville
• South Bend's Leeper Park duck pond drained
• Cub Reporter: Gabrielle Campbell
• Tornado touches down in northeast Illinois
• Recent social security scam reports skyrocket; experts warn not to fall for it
• Showers and storms overnight but severe threat has lowered
• Goshen Police are investigating threat made against Goshen Middle School
• Carl Gathright found guilty of wife’s murder
• Man accused of breaking into CVS to get coffee, damaging squad car
• Firefighters battle house fire on S. Kaley St.
• Elkhart Police officers awarded for exceptional service
• Woman accused of kicking police officer at Memorial Hospital
• K-12 Summer Travel Program goes regional
• Cool Schools: Washington Discovery Academy hatches chicks in the classroom
• Niles student one of five in US to receive Sparkling Ice scholarship
• Threat made against Three Rivers Middle School
• Community gives input on Berrien County Parks’ five year plan
• Michiana cancer survivor documenting journey, raising money for local nonprofit
• Children benefitting from city-wide 'My Brother's Keeper' initiative
• Warmer today along with a storm threat
• Berrien County panel holds discussion on political discourse
• National Peace Officers Memorial held in Berrien County
• Washington High School partners with South Bend Cubs Foundation to push student success
• Death investigation underway at France Park cliffs
• Elkhart students hear inspirational speech from former NFL football player, astronaut
• Annual meeting addresses infant, child deaths in St. Joseph County
• Michiana out front on eSports movement
• Police called to South Bend motorcycle crash
• Carbon Dioxide reaches highest level in 800,000 years