
-
2:13
Nicholas Stanley pleads not guilty to murder of sex offender;...
-
0:57
Ninety-degree highs for the Fourth of July
-
1:41
Getting hotter during the holiday weekend
-
3:08
Wall-to-wall wonders taking shape with Mural Mania 2025
-
3:34
City of Benton Harbor cracking down on mobile nuisance parties...
-
3:46
Recent string of violent crimes in South Bend Spark Call to End...
-
1:28
Protest in Goshen calls for harsher sentences for sex crimes
-
0:58
Hall of Famer Sheldon visits South Bend History Museum Wednesday
-
3:58
Nicholas Stanley, arrested for murder of sex offender, speaks...
-
0:54
Hot and humid weather returns for the holiday weekend
-
5:23
South Bend native competes for National Jr. Ranger
-
1:48
Sunny skies and warmer highs: quiet weather ahead
Snow showers begin by late Friday evening, ramping up after midnight. Widespread moderate to heavy snow will last through Saturday morning. By daylight at least three inches of snow is likely for much of the area.

Snow and blowing snow will make for an impactful weather day across Michiana. Snow lasts through at least noon Saturday, tapering off through the early afternoon. Even after the snow is done falling, blowing and drifting, especially on north-south roads will continue, an east wind will gust up to 30 mph. Temperatures tank into Sunday, lows nearing or dropping below zero and highs in the teens.



Tonight: Increasing snow showers, low of 22.
Saturday: Snowy, heavy at times and breezy, high of 24.
Sunday: Partly cloudy, very cold, high of 16.
Monday: Mostly sunny, high of 14.