St. Joseph County Commissioner Derek Dieter and Steve Sass of Indiana Nature, LLC invite the public to an open house at Portage Manor on Tuesday, Oct. 22 to share input and suggestions on what to do ...

Mactober Fest is back for its second year in downtown South Bend, and it’s bringing with it some of the best mac and cheese dishes in the area.

As fall rolls in over Michiana, the seasonal stands many locals enjoy are coming to an end. That is the case for the Linden Avenue Farmer's Market who will host its last market of the season this ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The South Bend Common Council approved and adopted their 2025 budget. More than $424 million dollars are being distributed amongst the City's several departments and providing ...

ABC57’s Annie Kate is in Allen County covering the jury selection before the trial kicks off Thursday in Carroll County.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Riley Leonard earns another award after his three-touchdown performance against Stanford. The offense is starting to click at the right time thanks to Leonard's production in the ...

University of Notre Dame football players, who are also veterans, got to visit the South Bend Center for the Homeless and meet the veterans who live there, on Friday, Oct. 11.

The University of Notre Dame announced "Just Mercy" author Bryan Stevenson will give a free public event talk sponsored by the University’s Center for Social Concerns.

The Cass County Sheriff's Office responded to reports of a crash involving two vehicles Monday morning at the intersection of M51 and M152 in Silver Creek Township.

The Mishawaka Police Department reports a 16-year-old driver crashed his grandmother's pick-up truck into the Mega Play at Town & Country on McKinley Avenue, Saturday around 11:24 p.m.

The Goshen Fire Department responded to a call of a train on fire as it went down the tracks near Elkhart Road over the weekend.

The City of Mishawaka announced on Monday that westbound lanes of Harrison Road will be restricted between Capital Avenue (S.R. 331) and Lexington Boulevard for roughly a week starting Wednesday, Oct.