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2:25
Kroc Center looking for seniors to participate in free Healthy...
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1:37
Sunny for Groundhog’s Day; few snow showers tonight
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0:53
South Bend Common Council: Feb. 6 meeting scheduled, agenda revised,...
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0:28
Indiana State Police warn against increase in scam phone calls
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0:37
Michiana Crime Stoppers: one-year milestone for “Victory over...
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0:57
Michiana football fans react to Tom Brady’s retirement announcement
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0:35
Benton Harbor senior intent on taking talent to Ferris State
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3:25
South Bend Police Department on track to be fully staffed by...
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1:02
One more sunny day, before gray weather returns
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2:13
No charges to be filed against Coloma teacher who gave John Green...
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3:01
Hacienda HQ responds to reports of mice in Elkhart restaurant
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4:33
Board of Commissioners votes to consolidate Board of Voter Registration
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.
