Local News

• Murder Mystery Nights with Victory Roll Board Game Cafe
• Cubs clobber White Sox in first game of 'Crosstown Classic'
• Motels4Now art workshop exhibition opening event at Civil Rights Heritage Center
• Niles Third Thursday concert featuring Robert Rolfe Feddersen
• Kenny Wallace involved in four-car wreck at Plymouth Motor Speedway
• South Bend Police Department honors the fallen
• Data center protest planned before Microsoft Town Hall meeting in South Bend
• ACLU of Indiana legal director discusses finalized IDOC settlement, Eighth Amendment prison standards
• St. Joe/Benton Harbor Rotary holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for new 'Peace Pole'
• One injured in Michigan City shooting
• Irish lacrosse head to NCAA quarterfinals with Johns Hopkins waiting
• Cubs, White Sox open first Crosstown Classic series of summer at Rate Field
• South Bend Cubs dedicate plaque to Indiana born composer of 'Take Me Out To The Ballgame'
• Local nonprofit receives $160k grant to expand mental health services, support families in crisis
• Concord fourth graders launch weather balloon following months of planning
• Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament returns to Benton Harbor
• Discon at the Carousel 2026
• Michigan City juvenile injured in Thursday night shooting, police search for suspect
• Registration open for 'Gus Macker on The River'
• Makers Collective Market features local small businesses
• Dino Days and Summer Reading kicking off at Goshen Public Library
• Motorcyclist dead following Thursday night crash
• Breezy but warming up today
• Cloudy with hit-or-miss showers early
• A lost dog was found two years later due to the info on his 'chip'
• Holding Michiana's Lawmakers Accountable: Reaching out to Rep. Yakym's office
• Roseland Town Council President, Mike Schalk, addresses accusations of corruption
• First Jennifer Copeland Memorial Scholarship awarded during fundraising dinner
• Farmers in Southwest Michigan going "full throttle" to get planting started
• Indiana State Police, Bremen Post, holds annual memorial service
• Increased security coming to Karl King Tower under IN AG compliance agreement
• Eighth annual Special Olympics Unified Champions Game Day held at Mishawaka High School
• Weathering the War: Strain of Hormuz
• Construction paused on GM battery cell plant in New Carlisle
• Michigan City man sentenced to prison for distributing 100 methamphetamine pills
• UPDATE: Michiana basketball coach Brian Foster breathing on his own, recovering after crash with semi-truck
• Bridge failure leaves section of Cassopolis Road closed
• SBFD responds to early morning garage fire on E. Dayton Street
• Delphi Murders Trial: Oral arguments scheduled for Richard Allen's appeal
• Morning church fire in Mishawaka contained, children and staff safe
• UPDATE: Elkhart police execute early morning search warrant on C.R. 11, firearms and drugs seized
• Kids to Parks Day comes to South Bend for outdoor play
• 200-unit apartment on hold in Lincoln Charter Township
• Not a cloud in the sky
• Free fishing on Saturday for kids in Mishawaka
• City of Elkhart announces Memorial Day celebrations
• St. Vincent De Paul finds new home in hub of downtown South Bend public transportation
• Warm season kicking off with New Buffalo Spring Festivals
• Compliance order finalized with Karl King Apartments and the Indiana AG's office
• Back to jacket weather out the door
• Mishawaka honors fallen officers
• Two Hoosiers serving as Perpetual Pilgrims for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage
• Berrien RESA holds public hearing to discuss starting school before Labor Day
• Officials break ground on $20 million facade, traffic flow project at SBN
• Brian Conybeare interviews Jennifer Copeland's dad, Dr. Larry Kuk
• Shamrocks Sports Bar opens next to Four Winds Field
• Man sentenced to 77 years in prison for Osceola drug deal murder
• 18-year-old charged with Child Molesting after allegedly incriminating photographs
• Lane closure in busy area of Mishawaka starts May 15
• NIPSCO crews at work after morning gas line leak in Bristol
• Michigan Reps. Huizenga, Walberg among architects of veteran mental health bill
• Elkhart Community Schools names new high school athletic director
• Koscisuko County man in custody for allegedly possessing child sex abuse material, drugs
• MDOT widening US-12's shoulders starting May 18
• New Carlisle opens the door to back yard beekeeping
• Elkhart High School and Mosaic promoting accessibility with flag football
• Cool and windy today
• A breezy and cool start to Wednesday
• Porter Township leadership pass one-year data center moratorium
• One person injured after stabbing in South Bend
• Howard Charter Township Residents to Vote on Dissolving Charter Status in August
• Portion of M-51 going under repairs starting May 18
• Environmental activists target RV industry's wood-sourcing practices
• Water main break, road repairs, culvert removal in Middlebury
• Taxing Times: Circling back to St. Joseph County property assessments as new ones roll in
• South Bend Community School Corporation hosts pre-k enrollment fair
• Community invited to cheer on students at Unified Champions Game Day
• UPDATE: Three-vehicle crash leaves driver injured, vehicle upside down
• Paul Popiel named new Notre Dame band director
• Notre Dame professor conducts out of this world Glioblastoma experiment
• Community invited to 'A Final Farewell' picnic at Osolo Elementary before consolidation
• REPORT: Jamie O'Brien outspent Dan Schaetzle by over $40,000 in County Council primary
• Michiana Bike to Work Week 2026
• LaGrange man faces felony Rape, Sexual Battery charges
• Michigan City 19-year-old charged with robbery, threatening victim with a gun
• Silent auction open for Jennifer Copeland Memorial Scholarship Fundraising Dinner
• UPDATE: Newton Park playground closed until further notice, park officials release statement
• ABC57 welcomes new morning anchor team
• Showers and storms in the second half of today
• New lawsuit filed against charter bus driver with alleged OWI on school field trip
• Elkhart woman leads ISP pursuit in Northwest Indiana, speeds up to 140 mph
• Marian High School hires new Head Coach for Boys Basketball team
• Elkhart Jazz Festival announces 2026 schedule
• Taste of Nappanee exploring Nappanee's history with walking tour
• Raincoat and umbrella weather later today
• Freezing cold this morning
• La Porte County Coroner's Office identify 17-year-old victim in deadly after-prom party shooting
• Michiana Jeep Club raises money Zac Mago Foundation
• Penn Township Residents rally for a Data Center moratorium
• Elkhart Rotary Club hosts 10th annual First Responders Luncheon