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Lake effect snow tapers off but breezy
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New Carlisle man volunteers to clear downtown sidewalks
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MDOT could face future delays due to COVID-19 precautions
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Road officials warn of unsafe conditions after snowfall
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Starke County prepares for winter weather
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Lake effect snow through Tuesday morning
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Tracking lake effect snow and gusty wind
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Cass County Family mourns loss of stepson and stepmother in house...
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Heavy snow for portions of Michiana tomorrow
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Yellow Cat Cafe gives back despite COVID-19 setbacks
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Niles Small Business Owner ’Pays it forward,’ gives food...
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A new Federal Inspection Service Facility opened up at the South Bend International Airport on Tuesday.
The new facility will allow commercial flights from outside of the country to fly directly into the airport -- in a historic first.
SBN has already had 132 international flights touch down over the years but until recently they’ve all been private jets.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Assistant Director, Jack Bebinger, says the new facility is a major improvement.
“It allows them to bring in international flights of a kind that you’re going to be seeing today, where I believe there’s 160 people coming in. They’ll have the facilities and the people to process them and to make sure it’s all done in a secure fashion.”
A flight carrying the Liverpool Football Club was the first international commercial flight to land at SBN.
The Liverpool Football Club flew in from England in preparation for their Friday evening match at Notre Dame Stadium. The competitive soccer match is a first for the stadium in its 90-year history.