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1:28
Pleasant today, Big change over the weekend
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5:18
Home-grown musician brings home music awards
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2:07
’On Dowagiac!’ Mayor Elect Patrick Bakeman shares his thoughts...
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3:28
Community writes letters to lawmakers opposing mid-decade redistricting
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4:36
Business owners on M-51 talk losses after dispensary ban
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3:05
Mayor Mueller declares food emergency for South Bend
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3:59
For lake Michigan surfers, fall means carving waves, not pumpkins
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1:40
A big change this weekend
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1:04
Habitat for Humanity to build 14 homes in Elkhart County
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1:58
Democrats worry redistricting may lead to misrepresentation in...
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3:34
Marian University and other schools helping get FAFSAs filed...
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4:08
RiverBend Cancer Services hosts local art auction fundraiser...
Temperatures fall into the weekend. Thursdays is chilly and cloudy, but still the calm before the storm. Friday second cold front will bring wet snow showers, with light accumulation Friday morning. Temperatures fall sharply into Friday, highs in the 20s but wind gusts topping 40 mph, will make for a wind chill near zero. To top it all off, lake effect snow could bring a couple inches of additional snowfall to the snowbelt. The wintry weather won't last, as temperatures rise near 50 Sunday, with sunshine.
Reminder: Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 13. We spring forward one hour.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 26.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 40.
Friday: Wet snow showers. High 36.
Saturday: Cold and windy, lake effect snow showers. High 26.