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1:36
Earth Day 2025 is warm and sunny with rain tonight
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1:20
Celebrations at the Crumstown Conservation Club
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2:43
Marijuana establishments can now set up shop within Niles Charter...
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3:04
Bishop Rhoades remarks on Pope Francis’ passing
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1:07
Protestors and counter protestors rally in Niles
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2:36
Lessons from Pope Francis: local elementary students mourn
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3:45
South Bend’s tradition of Polish sausage and politics
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3:50
Catholic community reflects on Pope Francis’ 2015 U.S. visit
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3:36
A look back at Pope Francis’ 12-year Papacy with Joe Donnelly
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1:04
Mayor Mueller temporarily renames two streets in honor of Solidarity...
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0:17
Cause of semitruck carrying spray paint cans exploding into...
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Violent Crimes Unit investigating shooting with one victim
Temperatures warm through Saturday, highs may break the freezing mark ahead of our next round of snow. A storm system will bring a burst of snow Saturday night and light snow will continue through the first half of Sunday, with some lake enhanced snow showers. Many will see up to three inches of snow with amounts as high as six possible. Bitter cold continues next week, with more snow in forecast.

Tonight: Partly Cloudy, low of 14.
Saturday: Snow by the afternoon, high of 32.
Sunday: Snow showers through midday, temperatures fall from 30.
Monday: Mostly sunny, highs near 20.

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