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0:39
Rudy Yakym visits Mishawaka Habitat for Humanity site
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1:12
Showers and storms slowly move in Tuesday
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0:40
Mishawaka Mayor releases statement following son’s alleged...
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3:49
Marcus Freeman looks ahead to Duke during weekly presser
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0:42
Former restaurant owner Raffaele Santaniello faces trial on kidnapping...
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1:46
ESSER Funds spending deadline approaching
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5:26
Summer’s Spotlight: Pumpkin bowling at Linton’s supports...
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0:50
Five arrested in connection with fight at Eddy Street Commons
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1:31
Mild Monday; rainy days midweek
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3:15
Third annual Walk of Hope inspires grieving families
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2:32
Quiet, mild start to the week followed by increasing rain chances
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5:38
Julia James’ new album speaks to the heart
Temperatures climb and the humidity spikes this weekend. Highs in the 90s and a heat index near 100 will make for hazardously hot conditions. Practice heat safety keeping cool and staying hydrated. The chance of isolated showers and storms will also be in the forecast, the best chance coming early Saturday.
The heat breaks Monday night with a strong cold front that is likely to produce a line of thunderstorms that could be strong to severe. Timing of the front will critical in forecasting the likelihood of severe weather.

Tonight: Mostly clear, low of 60.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 86.
Saturday: Partly cloudy, mainly AM isolated t-storms, high of 90.
Sunday: Hot and humid, highs in the low to mid 90s, heat index near 100.