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2:52
Local leaders discuss SEA-1 impacts and possible solutions
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2:35
The Funding Bill that ended the Government Shutdown could also...
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0:51
Benham Avenue underpass opens
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0:57
Four Winds Invitational enhances care at Beacon Children’s...
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2:29
Marcus Freeman’s reaction to Pitt win and key updates ahead...
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La Porte County Sheriff’s Office shares rise in I.C.E. holds...
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South Bend provides free community meal pickups
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11:09
Forecast 2026
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2:12
A cold rain to start Tuesday
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0:36
Man fatally shoots woman before turning gun on self
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1:44
Local pastor accused of sexually abusing at least three kids
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2:20
Nutcrackers take over Nappanee!
Rain changes to a slushy snow overnight, accumulation of one to three inches possible but will likely melt on most paved surfaces. Wet and slushy travel is expected Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Wintry weather returns midweek, snow changes to rain showers Tuesday afternoon and then changes back to snow again Tuesday night. Snow showers could bring an additional inch or two through Wednesday. However overall accumulation will stay to a minimum, due to melting, as high temperatures waver just above freezing. Temperatures remain below normal through the end of the week.
Tonight: Wintry mix turning snow, low of 30.
Tuesday: A few morning snow showers, mostly cloudy with afternoon rain changing to snow, high of 40.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, light snow and windy, high of 33.
Thursday: Mostly to partly cloudy, chance of snow, high of 30.