City stakeholders including the South Bend Housing Authority are looking to build new housing in a block off Western Ave. that holds the closed-down Rabbi Shulman apartment building and the empty ...

The Benton Harbor Public Safety and Public Works committee met Wed. evening, where they pushed forward a resolution to adopt an ordinance that would regulate business hours in the city.

Earlier this summer, the council told departments to not expect any pay increases, but James Mueller, Mayor of South Bend, believes in paying employees for the work they do.

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. -- St. Joseph County police responded to a motorcycle crash on Elm Road and Layton Road in Madison Township. The call came in at approximately 7:03 p.m. The road reopened at ...

Later in their high school experience, students will have expanded access to career and technical education. This is the first full school year that Goshen alum Jon Everingham will serve as CTE ...

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management informed ABC57 that they sent Amazon a deficient application and non-compliance letters regarding their New Carlisle data center.

St. Joseph County Assessor Michael Castellon informed ABC57 the St. Joseph County Assessor's Office will be closed until further notice due to technical issues.

PLYMOUTH, Ind. — Plymouth Community Schools announced Wednesday that their SAT scores are on the rise for both E.L.A and math. EBRW (evidence based reading and writing) scores came in at 62%, 6% ...

The St. Joseph County Police Department reports officers responded to the boat launch/dead end at Vistula and Beech Roads in Osceola for reports of a vehicle in the St. Joseph River around 5:30 a.m.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced it's seeking the public's input on the proposed 2025 Indiana State Rail Plan.

Court documents from La Porte County Superior Court No. 1 revealed 84-year-old John Hupertz was found guilty in a jury trial for three counts of Child Molesting and two counts of Possession of Child ...

Today in Mishawaka, several city agencies—like police and fire—worked with School City of Mishawaka to spread a message of safety as kids head back to the classroom.