2024 wraps up wintry and wet, 2025 starts off sunnier
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1:24
Cavaliers hoping to return to win column against Caston
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2:00
Comets have revenge on their mind as they travel to Culver
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3:03
Lafayette Falls residents raise traffic, fire response concerns...
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2:37
Local Michiana brewery pitches new brew collaboration for banana...
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0:54
Democratic party presser addresses issues, omitted names reinstated
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1:37
City leaders prepare for 2026 Fusion Fest
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2:45
Notre Dame-Purdue rivalry faces uncertain future beyond 2028
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2:16
Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley takes the stand on day...
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2:10
Amid declining gun violence, South Bend neighbors seek solutions...
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County bomb squad detonates suspicious package behind Elkhart...
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3:08
Hispanic Heritage Community Festival happening Friday at IUSB
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3:23
Triple-murder on Bissell Street causes community members to plead...
The alternating pattern of rain one day, dry the next, continues through the new year. Expect to see more sunshine today with highs reaching the mid 40s later this afternoon amidst building high pressure at the surface. Showers move in late tonight and stick with Michiana for almost all of tomorrow, becoming steadier as the day goes on. New Year's Eve night will see widespread rain gradually replaced by a lake-enhanced wintry mix that will dissipate in the early hours of 2025. Wednesday starts off on a much chillier note than previous days with high temperatures landing just around freezing, a trend that will continue through the weekend.
Today: Partly cloudy. High 44.
Tonight: Showers late. Low 34.
Tuesday: Rain. High 40.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. High 33.