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Still sunny and breezy, but rain later this week
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proving he’s more than just the numbers for Notre Dame
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Annual Cops and Goblins event at Four Winds Field in South Bend
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School City of Mishawaka breaks ground on new Hums Elementary...
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’Too much of a good thing:’ How excessive fall leaves can...
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Local leaders applying for EPA grant to decontaminate Old Roundhouse...
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Fair through midweek
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Tricks to get treats safely this Halloween
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Beckerink will be charged for his wife’s murder in Chicago...
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Cooling down rest of the week
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Family of Michigan City homicide victim remembers his legacy...
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Local leaders call on South Bend to use $4.8M in city reserves...
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –– When you think gamer, most people's first thought is that the player is a boy. Alyssa Ritchie, a member of the Bethel Pilots Esports team is changing the way people view gamers in Michiana.
Ritchie was Bethel's first ever recruit back in 2020. Since then, Ritchie has been an integral part of the Overwatch team, and continues to pave the way for other women in the community.
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