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‘Yart’ Brings Art Into the Woods in South Bend
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Blueberry festival brings new beginnings for small business
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Motorcycle ride raises awareness, supports families affected...
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Pleasant through Labor Day weekend
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Lovely and dry holiday weekend expected
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Community at the heart of Marshall County Blueberry Festival...
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Triton beats Bremen at home for the first time in 54 years under...
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Fans ready for start of Fighting Irish football season in South...
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Interurban Trolley extends free rides for K-12 students through...
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Head coach Marcus Freeman speaking to media for the final time...
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ABC57 Under the Lights: Bremen vs Triton
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Rising water demands amid influx of data centers, Alliance for...
Snow squalls intensify after midnight, accumulation of more than three inches is possible in parts of Berrien, La Porte and St. Joseph counties. Greatest concern will be slick roads for the morning drive Tuesday.
Snowy start to Tuesday, roads may be slick with a few inches on the ground and a coating of snow or slush on the roads. Snow showers wane a bit during the day as temperatures warm towards the freezing mark. Snow showers may bring an additional inch Tuesday night as temperatures fall back into the 20s. Sunshine and a slow warm-up are in store the rest of the week.

Tonight: Lake effect snow showers, low 26.
Tuesday: Lake effect snow showers, high of 32.
Wednesday: Morning snow showers, high of 38.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, highs in the low 40s.