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Jackie Walorski VA Clinic held a veteran listening session Thursday
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1:28
Local healthcare professionals warn of high flu rates
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South Bend Community Police Review Board met Thursday night
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Information session held today about the future of Red Arrow...
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SBCSC held a meeting to give updates on the facilities master...
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Local Black Leaders recognized Thursday
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South Bend Common Council Rules Committee drops complaint against...
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Snow ends tonight, sunshine returns, Friday
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5:39
ABC57 sits down with Vivica A. Fox
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Elkhart Parks asking for public input on future plans
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South Bend Opportunity Fund bridges the gap for small businesses...
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Whiteout conditions for some with lake effect snow today
(CNN)—2021 was a year of deadly weather extremes. As the west battled un-relenting drought and dozens of wildfires, the east faced too much rain that triggered unprecedented flooding. CNN’s Chris Nguyen takes a look at the back-to-back weather events that caused so much damage.
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