Gabbi Lumma is a Weekly Reporter and Weekend Morning Anchor for WSBT22, focusing on local news in South Bend, Indiana. With a passion for community journalism, Gabbi covers a wide range of topics including education, crime, local events, and human interest stories.
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By: Gabbi Lumma
The Bowen Center in Kosciusko County has added a crisis response service aiming to address urgent mental health issues.The service is the first of its kind in t
“Being able to know what to do or a safe place to go when you're in the midst of a mental health crisis is so important.
With Summer is quickly approaching and people spending more time outside. Experts are warning you to be aware of air quality levels.Levels of air pollution in S
By: Gabbi Lumma
St. Joseph County is set to receive millions of dollars in tax revenue from the new Amazon Data Control Center which is already under construction.The question
By: Gabbi Lumma
The Drug Enforcement Administration is moving to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug.And Governor Eric Holcomb remains strong in his stance against le
South Bend students get a career opportunity spark at the IGNITE career expo.8th and 9th graders from the district received hands-on experience from professiona
The women have been missing since the 70s, and are believed to have been murdered.
900-acres of Granger farmland are up for rezoning and St. Joseph County neighbors are demanding answers.People who went to an informational meeting Thursday nig
Soon-to-be South Bend high school graduates visiting their former elementary schools were welcomed with loud cheers and chants.Washington High School seniors tr
By: Gabbi Lumma
Some tough news for those in Michiana wanting local peaches this year.Indiana and Southwest Michigan farmers suffered a loss of their peach crop this year, afte
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