Local News

• South Bend High School Music Festival highlights student talent
• South Bend house fire possibly caused by lightning
• Portage Township helping residents with their spring cleaning
• Goshen holds 2026 State of the City meeting Tuesday
• Flooding remains a threat into Wednesday
• LaGrange County Tourism Foundation receives $5k grant for Chief Shipshewana Arts Project
• Marshall County under flood advisory Tuesday
• Lightning strike causes garage fire in Granger
• 18-year-old arrested after month long vehicle damage investigation
• St. Joseph County Sheriff's Office investigating death of child in lake
• Baxmeyer defends actions amid solar farm bond debate
• Southwest Michigan Cares Fund reaches over $70k as families still recover from tornado damage
• Ways to prevent your basement from flooding
• Severe weather threat ending across Michiana
• SJCPD responds to AG's appeal of lawsuit dismissal
• Congressman Yakym announces April Staff Mobile Office hours
• Winamac man arrested, charged with Rape
• South Bend Fire Department investigating afternoon fire as potential lightning strike
• More strong storms likely this evening
• EPD reminds residents of parking restrictions during street sweeping season
• The ingredients for severe weather
• South Shore Line expands service for travelers
• Syracuse Skate Park closed until further notice following vandalism
• Art for Autism celebrates World Autism Awareness Day
• Easter Egg Hunt returns for 15th year in Elkhart
• Why summer travel prices may spike due to the ongoing war in Iran
• Heavy rain, high winds, and hail are main severe concerns today
• Amidst several rounds of storms, some could be severe today
• South Bend Community Review Board hosts open discussion on youth policies
• INDOT walks through a proposed diverging diamond intersection for S.R. 2 in New Carlisle
• Southwest Michigan Care Fund raises over $70K in three weeks
• Buchanan City Commission approves new playground equipment for Kathryn Park
• Notre Dame's Leonard Moore highlights student success and raises awareness of chronic absenteeism
• Mayflower Bridge set to close beginning April 6
• Colfax Avenue eastbound lane closed for water and sewer work
• Madison Street closed for lifestyle district project
• Non-profit organization provides deep dive into Blackstone, a private equity NIPSCO stakeholder
• Storms possible overnight, strong storms by Tuesday evening
• Former basketball star Demetrius Jackson charged with Battery after alleged incident at Marian High School basketball practice
• INDOT to host hearing regarding S.R. 2 and Larrison Boulevard Monday night
• New partnership aims to help fight food insecurity across Elkhart County
• Suspect charged in 2025 head-on crash which left 8-year-old catastrophically injured
• Temperature anomalies expected through April
• Suspect arrested, charged in shots fired incident at South Bend gas station
• 50-year-old faces felony OWI with prior conviction
• Indiana University football trophies coming to IU South Bend
• Pope Leo XIV appoints Notre Dame VP Rev. Daniel Groody as member of Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development
• One woman dies in vehicle fire
• A sunny Monday ahead, rainy almost every other day this week
• Dusty May leads Michigan back to Final Four with dominant win over Tennessee
• Vendors and cosplayers showcase art at South Bend Anime Fest
• Palm Sunday procession in South Bend unites faiths in call to ‘feed the hungry, heal the sick, and welcome the stranger’
• 2026 Auto Show brings crowd to Century Center Sunday
• Michigan City Police investigate death of man found outside church
• 47-year-old man arrested for dealing cocaine on Greyhound bus
• St. Joseph County Parks announces Leisure Day Camp for kids
• Notre Dame falls 70-52 against UConn in Elite Eight
• Cafe Navarre hosts first annual Easter Brunch
• Warm to start the week, Rainy week ahead
• April First Fridays hosts Game On in downtown South Bend
• Goshen Theater Drama Club presents two Dr. Seuss classics
• Spring bird walk on the Pumpkinvine Trail
• Warmer, breezier, and cloudier than yesterday
• Construction to begin on Bristol Street
• Traffic alerts starting March 30
• The Fireplace R&B Tour coming to the Lerner Theatre
• Crowds gather for Fins and Feathers Fest at La Porte City Fairgrounds
• Purdue falls against Arizona 64-79
• Paramount School of Excellence hosts teacher fair
• Voting advocacy, peaceful demonstrations and donations: South Bend joins national No Kings protest
• Man stabbed after fight in 100 block of N. 6th Street
• Local high school basketball teams fall in state championships
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana releases April mobile food distribution schedule
• Elkhart County Historical Museum hosts Mapping Revolutionary War Graves
• Warming to start the week, Showers and storms by Tuesday
• Membrane roof failure at Elkhart Wastewater Treatment Plant causes loud explosion
• Mayor James Mueller announces departure of Venues Parks and Arts Director
• Share your vision for downtown Culver
• Culver community cleanup events
• Third annual South Bend High School music festival
• Cool, but calm, today
• CPRB to host open house and community conversation
• Goshen First Fridays April event
• City of South Bend presents an 'Age-Friendly Plan' to better service elderly in the community
• South Bend Venues Parks and Arts hosts 'Adult Recess'
• Why Aneyas Williams turned down the transfer portal and stayed at Notre Dame
• Bourbon community rallies around Triton boys' basketball team ahead of Class 1A State Title game
• Dave Matthews shares details about LLC bankruptcy filings
• Warming up this weekend before more storms next week
• Eddie Bauer store closing in Granger
• Rya Barnes sentenced 64 years in prison for fatal 2024 shooting
• St. Joseph County police receive donation of 15 portable defibrillators
• South Bend Auto Show returns Saturday and Sunday
• Public storm surveys lead to better warning times
• UPDATE: Statuses of five arrested in Eddy Street Commons fight announced
• Potawatomi Zoo debuts new electric zoo train
• Thomas McCoy sentenced for deadly OWI crash with pedestrian
• South Bend announces paving schedule for 2026
• Arrest made in alleged OWI crash, 8-year-old severely injured
• A chilly and calm start to the weekend