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3:02
Less haze, more humidity
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6:37
Phoenix Performing Arts puts on ’Footloose’
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4:11
Confusion follows proposal to pay fee for copies of police recordings
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1:46
IT Department of St. Joseph County asks for new hires, despite...
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6:07
President of Michiana PBS talks potential budget cuts to public...
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3:33
Trash and code enforcement concerns continue on South Bend’s...
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1:22
Car meet in Granger leads to discovery of two people stabbed
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1:03
More heat, less smoke on Tuesday
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0:26
FDA recalls mislabeled bread sold in Indiana, Michigan
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2:00
Humidity stays away, heat returns
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1:29
Coloma Schools offers a virtual alternative program for students
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0:57
Summer Concert Series brings tunes to Potawatomi Park
Clear skies overnight will allow temperatures to dip into the 30s. Patch frost is possible but a damaging freeze is unlikely. Only the most sensitive of plants should be covered.

The forecast this week is finally turning milder. Tuesday is sunny with highs nearing 70 and 70s stay in the forecast the rest of the week. There are a few chances of rain but overall this week is not as rainy and drier than the past two weeks. Friday right now seems to be a toss-up as to whether a warm front can move through or not. That could change the forecast from the low 70s to closer to 80. This weekend could be our first 80 degree high of 2019.

Tonight: Mostly clear, low of 38.
Tuesday: Sunny, high of 68.
Wednesday: A chance of showers early, high of 66.
Thursday: Partly cloudy, high of 72, chance of storms late.