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Winter weather causes dozens of crashes, slide-offs
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — Slick roads caused dangerous driving conditions across the area Monday night. Local police said the snowy weather was to blame for dozens of slide-offs and crashes. More
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Elkhart County family saved by kindness of strangers
ELKHART COUNTY — As roads filled with ice and snow again Monday night, one Elkhart County family found out just how dangerous even a "dusting" can be, after their car landed in a creek off County Road 4. They survived the ordeal, thanks in part, to the kindness of total strangers. More
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Former Benton Harbor police officer charged with drug trafficking
BENTON HARBOR — The U.S. Attorney's Office has charged a former Benton Harbor narcotics officer with possession with intent to distribute more than five grams of crack cocaine. More
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City officials search for answers after boy's electrocution
MISHAWAKA — There is new information on the death of a 5-year-old boy Thursday at a Mishawaka apartment complex. WSBT has learned the utility box where he was electrocuted had been left unlocked, and only Mishawaka Utilities has access to those transformer boxes. More
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22 Ways of Giving: La Casa de Amistad
As part of our annual 22 Ways of Giving, we want to introduce you to the non-profit agencies in need of donations this holiday season. La Casa de Amistad helps Latinos get resources they need to survive. But as WSBT's Kelli Cheatham reports, it needs your help to stay in business. Remember to join us for 22 Ways of Giving, Saturday, December 13 from 6 a.m. - noon at Gurley Leep on the corner of Grape and Douglas in Mishawaka. Learn more about 22 Ways of Giving. More
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Goshen company unveils mobile command vehicle
GOSHEN — It’s been a tough year for Elkhart County RV companies. Some have closed or cut back their workforce in this tough economy. But one RV maker in Goshen says business is looking up. More
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Catch up on Notre Dame sports
SOUTH BEND — For the best local coverage of Notre Dame football, watch Irish Sports Report, Sunday nights on WSBT. Get caught up on your favorite Notre Dame teams. The top ranked women’s soccer team is going back to the Final Four for the third straight year. Plus, 14th ranked women’s basketball and 2nd ranked hockey enjoy successful weekends. More
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Weis' future up in the air
SOUTH BEND — For the best local coverage of Notre Dame football, watch Irish Sports Report, Sunday nights on WSBT. Pete Byrne and Eric Hansen discuss Charlie Weis’ future at Notre Dame, following a 6-6 season in which Notre Dame lost four of their final five games. More
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Christman Custom Painting 12/1/08
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22 Ways of Giving: Center for the Homeless
Despite the weak economy, non-profit organizations still have to provide meals, clothing, educational and medical support, and they hope to do more with your help. WSBT's John Paul kicks off our annual 22 Ways of Giving campaign with a look at South Bend's Center for the Homeless. Remember to join us for 22 Ways of Giving, Saturday, December 13 from 6 a.m. - noon at Gurley Leep on the corner of Grape and Douglas in Mishawaka. Learn more about 22 Ways of Giving. More
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Grassroots organization fights big government
ELKHART COUNTY — Some Indiana state lawmakers, township trustees and fire departments are fighting local government reform. They're against the Kernan Shepard Report — a document that lists 27 proposals to streamline state government, including wiping out township government. The Hoosiers for Democracy plan to fight that report. More
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Sluggish economy not an issue at South Bend's Farmers Market
SOUTH BEND -- As the Christmas shopping season swings into high gear, some Michiana business owners may be a little nervous. Talk of a slow economy this year will probably make many of them nervous as they check their ledgers come the end of the year. More
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Another disappointing season has fans split on Weis' fate
SOUTH BEND — Rumors are spreading fast about Charlie Weis' future with the Irish. There's been speculation for days about a possible buyout. The team ended its regular season with a big loss against USC Saturday night. More
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Mishawaka family reacts to devastating house fire
MISHAWAKA — Two young boys escaped an explosion and house fire that ended up destroying the entire home. The fire broke out in the 56000 block of Andrea Court in Mishawaka Saturday morning. More
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Irish soccer to Final Four!
NOTRE DAME --- The University of Notre Dame's most consistently dominant program just got that much more dominant. The Irish women's soccer team controlled Florida State winning 2-0 at Alumni Field to advance to the College Cup Semi-Finals. More
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Family remembers the life of 5-year-old Izaya Baiz-Hickey
MISHAWAKA -- Five-year-old Izaya Baiz-Hickey was electrocuted Thursday after he crawled inside a utility box at a Mishawaka apartment complex. People have been mourning his loss at a makeshift memorial site, all in memory of a life that came to a tragic end. More
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Family and neighbors speak out about boy’s electrocution death
MISHAWAKA — Family and neighbors spent Friday paying tribute to a life taken far too soon. More
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Christmas tree prices trimmed to fit family budgets
ELKHART — This time of year, people aren't just thinking about Christmas shopping, many are already decorating for the holidays. With tight budgets, some are finding that perfect Christmas tree may not be a priority. Local tree farms are also working to keep sales up. More
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Hahn Funeral Home 11/28/08
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Home Instead Senior Care 11/27/08
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Lotions and Potions 11/26/08
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Black Friday tradition lives on: consumers cut back, look for bargains
MISHAWAKA — The official start of the holiday shopping season got under way Friday morning. Shoppers arrived at local retailers as early as 4 a.m. to get what are typically considered the best deals of the season. More
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Dr. D: High fevers, dry skin
Dr. Glen Davis joins WSBT First Thing in the Morning most Fridays to answer your pediatric questions. Today, Dr. D. talks about how to bring down a child's high fever, and what to do if your child has extremely dry skin during the winter months. Be sure to send your pediatric questions to AskDrD@wsbt.com. More
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South Shore shutdown derails holiday travel plans
SOUTH BEND — South Shore passengers learned their holiday travel plans were derailed after trouble on the tracks Thursday. Some passengers were not aware of the service cancellation until WSBT News broke the news to them. More
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Outstanding Student Athlete: Kelly Emerson
ELKHART — "Nowadays everybody wants to be the star. So she is somebody that is committed to doing what she has to do to help the team have success," said head coach Jacqui Rost, when asked about Elkhart Memorial senior Kelly Emerson.
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Shoppers take advantage of Thanksgiving Day deals
MISHAWAKA — Some shoppers decided not to wait until Black Friday for their bargains; instead they headed to local stores offering doorbuster deals Thursday. More
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For some families, volunteering is a Thanksgiving tradition
SOUTH BEND — Nearly 800 people enjoyed Thanksgiving Thursday in St. Joseph County thanks to the generosity of others. Volunteers spent more than 12 hours preparing, cooking, and then delivering meals to seniors and those less fortunate. More
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Volunteers prepare Thanksgiving turkeys for families in need
SOUTH BEND — Most of us have plans to spend Thanksgiving with friends and family. But what about those who don't have anywhere to go, and can't afford a meal? More
