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Navigating day one of a government shutdown
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85-year-old Niles Cubs fan receives ’Wish of a Lifetime’
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Update on pollution of E. Coli in Cherry Creek
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Local Cubs fans make the trip to Chicago for Wild Card series
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Gov. Whitmer signs continuation budget to keep Michigan state...
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Residency lawsuit against South Bend Councilmember Sharon McBride...
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New pharmaceutical tariffs may lead to strong impacts on consumers
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Coolest day of the week is still well above average
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Ivy Tech helps address shortage of manufacturing talent
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A fall tree care checklist from the experts
Temperatures climb through Saturday, making one more run at 90 degrees. It is unlikely we reach 90, but the latest 90-degree day was Oct 6, 1963 (92°). There will be a cool-down next week, a fall front will at least drop temperatures closer to normal, 70s and 60s for highs.
Drought will continue to worsen, there is a chance of rain with the coo-down next Tuesday, but at this point nothing of major significance is expected.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 52.
Thursday: Partly cloudy. High 82.
Friday: Sunny. High 86.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. 87.
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