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3:15
Jerome Bettis talks Estime, devastating losses
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4:11
Deadline for government shutdown looms Saturday
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4:27
Starke County Public Library hosting first ’Beyond the Book’...
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1:26
Foggy morning; ending September feeling like summer
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1:22
City of Elkhart hosts 2nd Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival
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2:24
Benton Harbor mayor and commissioner-at-large candidates’ debate
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3:46
Emergency alert drill set for October 4
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2:27
’Day of Care’ event for Niles couple
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1:07
Clouds clear this evening, sunny and warm weekend
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3:54
Cross-town clash for a great cause
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1:46
What to know before student loan payments resume on the 1st
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5:34
Beef Bash Fundraiser held on Saturday
Temperatures warm to end the week. Christmas will be warm, not white and a little wet. The latest model trends are backing off on significant rainfall Christmas Eve/Day, light rain and drizzle. The better chance of soaking rain is Sunday night into Monday morning. Temperatures remain too warm for snow through the end of December. New Year's Day might be the start of lasting colder weather.


Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy. Low 24.
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy and milder. High 42.
Friday (Christmas Eve): Cloudy and very mild. PM rain showers. High 52.
Saturday (Christmas Day): Cloudy and very mild. A few rain showers. High 48.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, rain overnight. High 46.