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0:20
Wreath placement ceremony for Honor Every Hero
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2:14
Goshen Farmers Market promotes shopping local for the Holiday...
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0:35
Pokagon Band donates Christmas food boxes to those in need
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2:48
Breaking down holiday stress and advice from a local Neurologist
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0:49
Addressing holiday stressors: Advice from a Behavioral Health...
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4:06
Michiana professor sues Meta after being hacked on Facebook
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1:35
Holiday displays shine on amid rising electricity costs
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1:45
Beef demand high ahead of Christmas despite surging prices
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3:15
Irish fans react to pause on Notre Dame rivalry with USC
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6:45
Mishawaka family finds hope in old home videos discovered after...
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1:53
Foggy Christmas Eve possible with some showers for Santa
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4:32
Suspect in Mishawaka hostage situation identified, officially...
Soggy weather stays in the forecast through Wednesday, steady and sometimes heavy rain through Tuesday night. Minor flooding and standing water is the greatest concern through midweek but rising rivers may lead to additional flooding by the end of the week. High temperatures spike near record highs Tuesday in the mid-60s, before dropping again Wednesday and settle into 40s for the foreseeable future.
Tonight: Rainy and breezy, temperatures climb from the mid-50s overnight.
Tuesday: Rainy, heavy at times, rumbles of thunder possible, high of 65.
Wednesday: AM wintry mix, temperatures fall from the mid-30s.
Thursday: Partly cloudy, highs in the low 40s.
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