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6:42
Forgiveness at the forefront for family who survived Benton Harbor...
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1:11
Breezy and mild Saturday, turning chilly Sunday
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5:30
Lerner Theatre end of year preview
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5:28
’Snow Queen’ at the Lerner Theatre
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3:37
Knox Redskins ready to reclaim regional championship title following...
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1:57
Fair Friday, Milder and cloudier Saturday
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1:07
Plymouth schools take part in the Project Adam Advisor for Indiana
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0:47
CASIE Center launches county-wide Attendance Awareness Program
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1:30
Fair today, Warming through the weekend
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1:18
What’s next, post-shutdown? A local political science professor...
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10:18
Modular Mania
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2:18
Multiple departments respond to tire fire in Middlebury
The forecast is much colder Wednesday and Thursday. A cold front Wednesday late afternoon with bring scattered snow showers, followed by arctic air, dropping temperatures into the lower teens by Thursday morning. The cold westerly breeze with turn on the lake effect snow machine Thursday. The wind direction however is not favorable to impact most of the area. Additional snowfall will be mostly confined to Southwest Michigan. Generally, one to three inches are expected near the state line, higher totals northward. The bitter cold only lasts day, temperatures warm back to the 40s this weekend, with rain likely Saturday.
An early look at next Friday's College Football Playoff games between the Hoosiers and Irish, plan for gametime temperatures around 32 degrees, and dry conditions.
Tonight: Cloudy Low 26.
Wednesday: Afternoon snow showers High 30.
Thursday: Frigid, breezy. Morning Lake effect snow. High 18.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 32.