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2:42
New Carlisle residents hard at work clearing snow following Wednesday...
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1:38
More snow Friday, then bitter cold
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2:07
Nicholas Stanley keeps representation for murder trial, withdraws...
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1:31
Dangerous driving conditions today, quieter later tonight
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0:56
Complaint filed against two council republicans
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0:21
Penn High School unveils new fieldhouse with ribbon cutting ceremony
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2:34
Bill to replace South Bend school board elections with appointed...
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1:27
Notre Dame surges late in transfer portal as window nears close
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2:56
Shipshewana Town Marshal resigns after turning self in for alleged...
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2:27
Lake effect continues overnight, totals trending over a foot
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5:47
Toll Road back open after day of winter weather chaos
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0:56
Woman charged with lying to police in connection with Chad Medlin...
Wind and rain will impact the early morning hours of Election Day Tuesday. Rain is likely through 7 AM and the wind will increase through midday Tuesday.
Windy Election Day, wind gusts topping 30 mph are likely through midday and that could cause power outages. Temperatures fall from a morning high around 50 into the 40s by the afternoon. The wind stays blustery into Wednesday, even as clouds break and turn mostly sunny. Temperatures continue to drop to end the week and wintry mix is possible by Friday.
Tonight: Scattered showers and breezy. Low of 48.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with AM showers. Windy. Temperatures fall from 50.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Highs of 44.
Thursday: Partly cloudy, highs in the low 40s.
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