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3:21
Lake View Terrace residents moved out for extensive renovations
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1:01
The fair weather lasts about as long as the cold
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0:55
Unity Gardens unveils Edgy Veggie Van, taking gardening education...
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0:35
Deputies identify driver killed in crash on U.S. 12
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2:32
Michiana’s newest forecaster: meet Potawatomi Poppy
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1:44
Coloma Elementary students giving back to veterans this Valentine’s...
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1:42
Frigid weather; few flurries Tuesday morning
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1:00
Unicyclist logs 2,400 miles, raises $4,000 for East Coast Greenway
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0:33
Zline gas stove ranges: 48-inch model now included in product...
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0:34
Red Cross Disaster Report: The world is not ready for another...
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0:30
Increase in car break-ins since Jan. 1
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2:05
Large fire shut downs several blocks of Lincolnway, local businesses...
The driest start to March on record is finally quenched with showers, and possibly some thunder Thursday morning. Unfortunately for the drought, rainfall estimated continue to drop, now only hopeful for a quarter inch of rain through midday. Fair weather returns quickly, though cooler. Temperatures fall from 60 early Thursday, through the 50s in the afternoon. The weekend is fair, dry and seasonal. The next focus turns to Monday with rain and possibly a mix of snow, ground temperatures make it unlikely for much accumulation.


Tonight: Windy evening, early morning rain. Low of 60.
Thursday: AM showers, rumbles of thunder possible. Falling from 60.
Friday: Mostly sunny. High 52.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High 50.