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• Inside the Storm: Taking the classroom to tornado alley
• Pop culture meets politics: Indiana 4th GOP Senate debate moderator on Kanye West
• Your Voice: voters feeling election fatigue
• Bystander helps West Jefferson Apartment shooting victim
• Human skull found near Pinhook Park
• New Buffalo votes to keep lifeguards this summer
• Republican U.S. Senate candidates face off in Fort Wayne debate
• Michiana groups celebrate Earth Day
• Conference aims to empower local men
• South Bend family thankful for 3-year-old’s safe return after carjacking
• New traffic study could slow car speeds in South Bend neighborhood
• Messer's residency a target in Indiana U.S. Senate race
• Program gives children in St. Joseph County free books
• Three dead after police pursuit in Berrien County ends in fatal crash
• Possible suspect arrested in hit and run of pregnant woman
• Local politicians react to the US airstrikes on Syria
• Fundraiser planned to send fallen Indiana officer's family to D.C.
• Todd Rokita plans to shake up the Senate
• DuComb Center program connects inmates to jobs
• President Trump's impact on Indiana's U.S. Senate race
• Mike Braun running on business record in U.S. Senate race
• Preview: Primary candidates for U.S. Senate talk to ABC 57 News
• Cyber Stumping: U.S. Senate campaign ads go digital
• St. Joseph County Republicans look to pull an upset in U.S. Senate race
• Dyngus Day celebration raises money for addiction services
• Michigan debuts new school rating system
• Made in Michiana: Shelton Farms
• South Bend prepares for Dyngus Day
• U.S. Senate, Indiana Republican Primary Election Candidates
• Community event helps children, adults with disabilities
• South Bend leaders talk housing problems on the city's west side
• City releases personnel file for officer involved in Elwood Avenue Shooting
• Several administrators out in Benton Harbor Area Schools
• South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg speaks about Elwood Ave. shooting
• Democratic candidates for Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District face off for the first time
• ABC57 Investigates: Wayne Township Trustee under investigation for years of overpaying salaries and rent
• Michiana VegFest teaches people about plant-based, vegan diets
• Special Report: Michiana's role in 'March for Our Lives'
• Michiana students prepare for South Bend "March for Our Life" rally
• ABC 57 heads to the 'March for Our Lives' in Washington
• Candidates for Elkhart County sheriff debate ahead of election
• South Bend prepares for St. Patrick's Day celebrations
• St. Patrick's Day fun kicks off in South Bend
• South Bend Community Schools talk student safety
• Elkhart County, local companies discuss long term solutions for growing industries
• South Bend woman launches job program to help felons
• Trustees give Benton Harbor Area Schools' superintendent ineffective rating
• Neighbors upset over lawsuit between Village Green, Mishawaka Utilities
• State issues mandates for Benton Harbor Area Schools' special education program
• Flooding, heavy rain postpones burials in Berrien County
• Start up generator brings talent to South Bend
• School board orders examinations for Benton Harbor Area Schools superintendent
• Hoosiers react to Sunday sales
• Voters "meet the candidates" at IUSB forum
• City of Elkhart warns home and business owners of post-flood scammers
• South Bend officials give update on flood damage
• Should teachers be allowed to carry guns in schools? Michiana educators discuss national debate
• Plymouth community comes together to clean up area
• Woman, young man rescued from car stuck in flood waters in Elkhart
• South Bend streets department looking to get ahead of pothole problems
• Volunteers build walls for Habitat homes
• Black Panther: South Bend actor shares journey to the big screen
• Black Panther: South Bend Community Schools participate in the #BlackPantherChallenge
• Black Panther: designer mixes African and American cultures in fusion clothing
• Saint Mary's College looks to combat sexual violence
• Finance director: Benton Harbor Area Schools could be $600,000 in debt due to administration error
• Drivers look to avoid the roads after big snow storm
• Mishawaka looks to build free outdoor fitness facility in Central Park
• St. Mary's students look to add marginalized voices to conversations about rape culture
• Local robotics team advocating for Michigan Senate bill
• Benton Harbor community voice frustrations over school violence
• Elkhart mother hoping to put spotlight on accessibility
• Breaking down South Bend's Diversity Purchasing Report