Local News

• 19-year-old charged in Eddy Street shooting that injured two
• South Haven school leaders come together to evacuate employees from East Jordan Plastics fire
• Quincy Porter Out for Season as Notre Dame Turns Attention to North Carolina
• Wizard of Oz Museum in LaGrange showcases nearly 7,000 pieces of Oz related memorabilia
• Check Your Mailbox: Why an Indiana Political Ad Might Be an Absentee Ballot Form
• One dead after La Porte County crash
• Niles man sentenced to decade in prison after pleading guilty to meth charge
• Former Beacon Health employee says workload foreshadowed upcoming job cuts
• UPDATE: Boil water order still in effect in Constantine, water main and gas line repaired, officials waiting on water test results
• Suspect in Eddy Street Commons shooting turns self in
• Kosciusko County councilwoman charged with OWI with prior conviction
• Elkhart man charged with multiple child sex crime felonies
• South Bend Police Department to hold car seat safety event; registration open
• Michiana Pottery Tour returns for 15th year
• Warsaw woman dies in head-on crash Saturday afternoon, investigation underway
• Multiple people injured in boat crash on St. Joseph River
• Children's Museum of South Bend celebrates 5th birthday
• Notre Dame steamrolls Purdue, 49-10, for 14th consecutive win
• Repeat of Saturday
• Once again...chilly out the door, beautiful afternoon
• Fusion Fest 2026 takes over Howard Park, offering food from five continents
• Rainy by midweek, Showers could linger into the weekend
• Chilly tonight, Pleasant again tomorrow
• Fighting Irish post statement 49-10 win against Purdue
• Multi-vehicle crash on I-94 near Chesterton leaves motorcyclist dead
• Elkhart invites community to help plant 600 trees in October
• One person facing charges after fleeing SBPD in brief pursuit
• Mild conditions through this weekend
• Conn Selmer Jazz Orchestra at The Lerner Theatre Sept. 30
• Cleveland Road nighttime lane closures start Sept. 28
• "Play for Jake" at La Porte high school remembers Jake West, holds pregame ceremony
• Rainy to start October
• Car vs pedestrian crash on I-69 in Eaton County
• Caston spoils Culver homecoming festivities with 42-7 win
• Mish Fest in Mishawaka kicks off with music, hot air balloon rides and ringing in the fall season
• A Golden weekend ahead
• Hunt’s consulting holds press conference in wake of recent gun violence
• 'Did you leave your oven on?' sign at South Bend International Airport goes viral in light-hearted video
• UPDATE: Fire at South Haven plastic recycling facility prompts major emergency response
• UPDATE: S.R. 14 East reopen in Pulaski County after crash
• Clouds breaking by Sunset
• Holding the alcohol, pouring the coffee, new plaza details revealed in Mishawaka
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley found guilty of Murder
• Daily Bread Market to close after not performing at level it needs to, owner says
• Man arrested in La Porte County on alleged Child Molesting charges
• McDonald Studio moves closer to retirement after capturing smiles for over 150 years
• Cavaliers hoping to return to win column against Caston
• Comets have revenge on their mind as they travel to Culver
• Lafayette Falls residents raise traffic, fire response concerns after neighborhood fire
• Local Michiana brewery pitches new brew collaboration for banana ball
• Democratic party presser addresses issues, omitted names reinstated
• City leaders prepare for 2026 Fusion Fest
• Notre Dame-Purdue rivalry faces uncertain future beyond 2028
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley takes the stand on day four
• Several Eddy Street businesses ordered to close at midnight going forward after recent shooting
• Narcotics search warrant execution leads to arrest in Berrien County
• Amid declining gun violence, South Bend neighbors seek solutions after chaotic shooting
• The Meow Mission works to reduce population of free-roaming cats
• UPDATE: County bomb squad detonates suspicious package behind Elkhart CVS, no explosives found
• La Porte County man faces multiple charges in chase, including dragging officer with a vehicle
• 18-year-old charged in murder of 14-year-old Michigan City boy
• Hispanic Heritage Community Festival happening Friday at IUSB
• IURC formally investigating NIPSCO's restoration practices following Aug. 11 storm
• UPDATE: Corpse discovered in Cass County farmer's field identified
• Westville inmate lights blanket on fire, per IDOC report
• Triple-murder on Bissell Street causes community members to plead for help
• Economic impact shapes opposition to St. Joseph County data center ban
• Red Rock Inn targets demolition within the next week according to owner
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Amid gaps in Michiana’s Hispanic History, communities work to preserve their own stories
• Grassroots organizations speaks on future of data and surveillance after Kosciusko County moves from Flock
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: First generation student shares her experience attending university
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Recognizing the many contributions made by Hispanic and Latino culture
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Hispanic media pioneers speak on importance of local Spanish-language news
• Latin business expo brings unity to Latino businessowners
• Rising cost of diesel fuel adds stress to local farmers
• Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Community of Michiana shares in celebration of Hispanic Heritage
• Beacon Health System announces job cuts due to "significant financial pressures"
• Local conference aims to help seniors thrive, plan for their futures
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Prosecution rests as trial continues into day three
• Washington students get a surprise visit from Niele Ivey as part of College Go week
• Woman arrested after allegedly stealing money during controlled purchase of meth set up by police
• Woman found dead after being struck by train in New Carlisle
• Understanding barriers to healthcare for Spanish-speaking patients - and the people looking to help
• 40-year-old woman faces several felonies after allegedly sending nudes to minor
• UPDATE: Third victim dead after shooting on Bissell Street
• St. Joseph County Council advances plan to ban new data centers
• South Bend Community gathers for Cops and Community
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Day two
• We Make Indiana push for Fair Share Agreement just before St. Joseph County Council meeting
• Juday Creek Golf Course hosts groundbreaking ceremony for new clubhouse
• Fuel problem pauses planned restart at Michigan nuclear power plant
• Refueling paused at Palisades Nuclear Power Plant following fuel loading incident
• Short term rental ordinance to go into effect next year
• Emergency crews respond to large fire auto parts store near Wilbur Road, US 131 in Three Rivers
• Paving on section of Ironwood Road begins Wednesday with lane restrictions
• Kosciusko County Commissioners vote to void Flock contracts
• UPDATE: Case of Kidnapping, Criminal Confinement dismissed against man
• Former South Bend teacher sentenced for Enticing a Minor Under 16 for Sexual Purpose
• Former Notre Dame, Pitt quarterback arrested for allegedly stealing truck from Pennsylvania hospital
• INDOT announces ramp closures and overnight lane clousures at I-94 and US 421