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1:25
Local GOP responds to letter against collaboration
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1:24
Habitat for Humanity holds groundbreaking for Elkhart County...
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5:27
The Bergamot returns to roots with album release
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3:34
Military members and vets get free professional golf training
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1:56
How one furry friend brings new beginnings to the Humane Society...
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2:06
Sunny today and tomorrow, showers and storms this weekend
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0:13
ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel late night show indefinitely over remarks...
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3:45
Public comments on RHS teacher’s social media post at SBCSC...
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1:23
Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on new homes in Elkhart
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5:10
IN teachers publicly reported for social media posts on AG’s...
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1:51
Dry, warmer weather to contribute to allergies during fall season
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3:46
Fashion Farm shares plans for the future
It's been a wet spring and month of may not only for us but much of the country thanks to rounds of rain and severe weather over the past few weeks. Totals for the month of may are obviously running high, but only by about half an inch. Last may was definitely more significant as that may was wettest may in Michiana history. And even the spring season is running on the high side with flooding in early may and above average rainfall through March and April. Departures are closing in on three inches.


And looking forward throughout the work week, rain chances remain, primarily for Wednesday. Models, or scenarios, between now and Thursday morning aren't putting out big amounts of rain, which is good news for us because we could use the break. Also, we're not anticipating any severe weather through Wednesday as well.