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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
Lake effect snow showers ramp-up Thursday morning. The peak snowfall will be from 4:00 a.m. to noon, falling mostly in LaPorte and Berrien counties. The I-94 corridor will be hazardous, with whiteout conditions possible. If you can avoid travel, please do. Areas outside the main band could get lesser amounts of snowfall, but there will be a sharp cutoff. The cold takes hold over the next ten days, temperatures remain below freezing. There still is no major storm on the horizon. A clipper could bring light snow this weekend, and lake effect early next week.


Tonight: Lake effect snow. Low 14.
Thursday: Lake effect snow showers. High 22.
Friday: Mostly sunny. High 24.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. High 28.
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