Local News

• City releases 2021 schedule for Best. Week. Ever.
• SWMI natives bringing luxury picnics to Lake Michigan shorelines
• What you should know behind the history of Flag Day and proper flag etiquettes
• Two people injured in shooting on East Victoria Street
• Local family shares their story hoping to bring home baby girl
• Breezy but comfortable start to the work week
• Summer concerts return to South Bend at the Chris Wilson Pavilion
• Crash involving a turkey sent two people to the hospital
• Fire reported at PROSPER South Bend
• Early morning collision in Etna Township kills two, including 10-year-old
• Child hit by a car in South Bend
• One person in the hospital after a hit and run
• Two people in the hospital after a three-vehicle crash
• La Porte LakeFest announces 2021 schedule
• Southold Dance Theatre bringing a classical tale to life in Elkhart this weekend
• One more hot and humid day before we get some relief
• Moderna COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Elkhart
• RV manufacturing expanding to a new facility creating more jobs
• “Stop the Traffick” fundraising event
• Fake utility worker scam
• Methamphetamine discovered after a search warrant was conducted, detectives say
• South Bend doctor retires after over half a century
• Man stabbed in domestic incident Friday afternoon
• The humidity breaks Sunday
• ABC57 Road Trip: Imagination Station
• Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office investigating 'suspicious' barn fires
• Man found dead in Walmart bathroom
• Business owner accused of selling stolen automobile parts
• Police investigating fatal crash in Berrien County
• Deputies arrest three people, seize guns and drugs
• Michiana Crime Stoppers looking for armed robbery suspect
• Indiana has 748,654 cases of COVID-19, 13,295 deaths
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating child abuse case
• Governor Holcomb directs flags to half-staff for former Elkhart Mayor
• Driver leads police on two chases in two days
• Local detour added for S.R. 23 closure
• DNR encourages all boaters to follow safety tips and regulations
• The heat and humidity drop on Sunday
• Neighbors speak out about gun violence in their community
• Michigan State Police prioritizing community outreach in fighting crime
• SWET arrest alleged cocaine trafficker in Benton Township
• Arts on the Race returns on Saturday
• Smith's Downtown closing soon due to court battle with city
• Cirque Italia Water Circus heading back to Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds
• Michigan Works! open for walk-in services
• The 90s return
• Family of Blaine Fisher gathers to protest at the courthouse
• Bell Road construction in Niles Township set to begin on Friday
• Michigan City Police asking for tips in hit and run involving pedestrian
• Driver arrested following traffic stop on US 20
• Healthy Vibes Sister Lakes now open
• South Bend Cubs games return to full capacity on June 11
• Michigan State Police seize 50 kilos of meth during traffic stop
• CMHU identifies man killed in shooting on Brookfield Street
• It stays hot and humid into the weekend
• ABC57 News Pet of the Week: Meet Nala
• Parents of hit and run victim petition to Governor Holcomb
• Michigan State Police investigating catalytic converter theft in White Pigeon Township
• Wedding venues in high demand after 2020 cancellations
• Second annual Candy Run motorcycle ride set to kick off late July
• Indiana State Police launch investigation against South Bend Fire Department
• Mishawaka Parks and Rec Department announces Summer Feeding Program dates
• Michigan City Municipal Band performs June 10 at Washington Park
• Hot and steamy end of the week
• Neighbors react to hit-and-run involving four cars and a school bus
• Summer school enrollment increases
• E. coli swimming advisory lifted at Silver Beach
• Daily vaccination rate slowing down; could we see local vaccine incentives?
• Rhapsody Arts and Music Festival returns to Elkhart June 11-12
• Donate $5, have someone’s name put in a litter box at the SBARC
• Funnel cloud spotted in La Porte County
• Michigan has 891,314 COVID-19 cases, 19,439 deaths
• Mishawaka Police looking for individual connected to theft from car
• Step into the ‘Wizarding World’ at Mary Gibbard Park this Saturday
• South Bend Schools job fair Wednesday
• Man arrested after allegedly shooting a bed during an early morning argument
• Elkhart’s Free Wood Chip Program resumes June 14
• Police investigating stranger danger, robbery
• New kayak rental service opens in Sister Lakes area
• Suspect arrested after police investigate reports of shots fired
• Indiana has 747,799 cases of COVID-19, 13,289 deaths
• COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Michigan City this week
• Meat shortage not worrying local butchers in Michiana
• Sunburst races debut in Granger this summer
• Rain impact on pollen and mold counts
• Michiana's Menu: South Side Soda Shop brings a retro diner with a modern twist
• It stays hot and muggy with afternoon thunderstorm chances
• Grand Dillmeister, pickle fling all in the works for return of Pickle Festival
• Goosebumps concept film being shot in Niles
• Popup afternoon storms continue through midweek
• Formal charges filed in fatal hit and run in Elkhart
• Traffic jam frustrates Mishawaka residents
• Neighbors react after woman robbed at gunpoint in Niles
• No swimming allowed at Silver Beach due to high bacteria levels
• Traveling water circus comes to Michiana this month
• Michigan has 891,057 COVID-19 cases, 19,432 deaths
• Indiana has 747,447 cases of COVID-19, 13,278 deaths
• St. Joseph hosts Love Local weekends
• Potawatomi Zoo celebrating 100 years in River Park with series of celebrations
• The Spaniels Forever come to St. Joseph June 26