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Waking up to a snowy Sunday
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0:45
St. Joseph County Library hosts 34th annual Science Alive event
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2:02
The cold returns this weekend
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4:17
Owner shares reason behind controversial Elkhart Black History...
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2:47
Raclin Murphy Encore Center officially open for business
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2:33
Ice Fest taking shape this weekend in St. Joseph
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2:46
More than $2M in grants to help employers improve workforce
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0:32
Elkhart basset hound wins Puppy Bowl ’Pupularity Playoffs’
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1:34
The Great Lakes are covered in ice; how can this effect weather...
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0:34
Harbor Shores development set to begin construction after plans...
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1:41
From snow to soaring above freezing today
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Expert fears dangers of extreme cost-cutting actions amid rising...
(CNN)—2021 was a year of deadly weather extremes. As the west battled un-relenting drought and dozens of wildfires, the east faced too much rain that triggered unprecedented flooding. CNN’s Chris Nguyen takes a look at the back-to-back weather events that caused so much damage.
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