Local News

• Dog injured in house fire in Osceola
• Hemp taking root in Berrien County
• Motherhood Maternity closing University Park Mall location
• Hunter Ice Festival kicks off Friday
• Man charged with sexual battery after incident on Eddy Street
• Cruise line seeks dismissal of family's lawsuit in toddler’s fatal cruise ship fall
• Crews investigating fire at vacant South Bend house
• Snow to wintry mix and then turning bitter cold
• Mishawaka teen competes in first swim meet after overcoming cancer
• Mishawaka High School hosts a “Show and Tell” event
• Elementary schoolers dazzled by visit from Harlem Globetrotter
• Kidnapping suspect says it wasn't a kidnapping
• Autopsies confirm murder-suicide at home on Hartzer Street
• Christmas trees benefitting animals at Potawatomi Zoo
• Hoosier lawmaker proposes bill making abortion illegal in the state
• South Bend holiday trash schedule announced
• Van Buren County asks state to declare shoreline a disaster area due to erosion
• MSP provides update on investigation into breath alcohol test equipment
• PEGGS gets a makeover, expands into space next door
• Police searching for man who allegedly attempted to rob Horizon Bank
• Driver crashes into American Legion building
• Rep. Christy Stutzman honors Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County
• Disability Network of Southwest Michigan hosting Census hiring event
• One dead, two injured in crash involving semi-truck in Michigan
• Cool Schools: Concord Jr. High School art program helping students win awards, develop passion
• Messy system moves to end the week then bitter cold
• Power outages due to vehicle crash
• MDOT officials want to start construction on U.S. 31 I-94 connector in 2021
• Mishawaka Police Department accepting applications
• Elkhart police encouraging feedback
• Notre Dame moves forward with Tom Rees as OC
• New police disciplinary system postponed
• Men honored for heroism during a Christmas fire
• LaPorte residents fund first ever overnight homeless shelter
• New order could keep less dangerous inmates out of jail
• Goshen High School student accused of having knife on school property
• One of Michigan's Most Wanted fugitives arrested
• New restaurants, creamery, expanded tattoo shop will hit downtown Walkerton in 2020
• Crash spreads camper debris across I-96
• Buttigieg defends experience, Warren and Sanders clash in Tuesday's Democratic Debate
• Political expert shares thoughts on January Democratic presidential debate
• Knox-Center Township firefighters rescue man from grain bin
• Morning fog then light rain possible today
• Flood maps being updated for first time in 30 years
• Elkhart County Sheriff needs help identifying suspect
• Ex and current convicts create play to ease transition into community
• MSP suspends use of breathalyzers citing discrepancies
• Notre Dame Head Coach Brian Kelly promotes two offensive coaches
• Firefighter Exposure Tracking system approved by Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Student disciplined for 'joke' threat to Mishawaka High School
• Client accused of threatening to burn down weather amnesty center
• Two charged in series of armed robberies in South Bend
• Romeo’s Pizza opens on South Bend’s northeast side
• Car crashes into Cracker Barrel restaurant in Stevensville
• South Bend man charged with rape and incest
• Shoplifting suspect also facing drug charges
• First Harvest closes University Park Mall location as it transitions to online-only sales
• Jersey Mike’s Subs celebrating new South Bend location with fundraiser
• IUSB hosting watch party for final Democratic debate before Iowa
• Quick system Wednesday then messy conditions end of week
• St. Joseph County Police searching for suspect in attempted theft
• Multiple roads across Michiana close down due to weekend flooding
• Officer in Westville arrested for allegedly trafficking tobacco products
• Mishawaka Police need help identifying multiple suspects
• MSP pulls breath alcohol testing equipment, cites possible vendor fraud
• Elkhart road and park closures due to flooding
• Parents of Tysiona Crawford identified as victims of possible murder-suicide
• Interactive map highlights Great Lakes shipwrecks
• School bus involved in crash on SR 23 and Douglas
• Two Michiana Pier 1 stores to close
• Podium order announced for CNN/Des Moines Register Democratic presidential debate
• Police investigating armed robbery at Bremen grocery store
• Owner’s retirement leaves future uncertain for Mishawaka train shop
• St. Joseph County Public Library kicks off Winter Reading Challenge Monday
• Three Rivers Police arrest Kalamazoo man after pursuit that ended in a crash
• Mild and quiet couple of days before a wintry mix Wednesday
• Howard Park begins offering ice skating classes
• Neighbors bracing for rising river levels
• Suspect arrested after crash damages off-duty officer's home, vehicle
• Humane Society of Elkhart achieves lower euthanization rates
• Well above normal to start the week
• Icy road conditions early
• Big changes ahead as arctic air set to establish itself
• Tranquil weather with temps rising well above normal
• Potawatomi Zoo opens up for Winter Days through March
• Elkhart Community Schools works on new fight song for high school merger
• Burst of accumulating snow, ice and sleet before a quieter period
• SBCSC negotiates operation of new charter school
• Semi-truck slides off road and into a ditch on State Road 15
• Ponding and light fog affecting early commute
• Heavy rain and flooding give way to shot of wintry weather
• Preparing for possible flooding
• Local organizations hold event celebrating the Three Wise Men
• Road closure on Michigan Street in South Bend to take effect Monday
• Police in Osceola searching for porch pirate
• Preparations being made for Martin Luther King Jr. Day in South Bend
• New charges filed against man involved in Redfield Street standoff
• Michigan City man arrested on drug, weapons charges
• IUSB purchasing Engman Natatorium, home of Civil Rights Heritage Center
• Michiana Girl Scouts start selling cookies January 10