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1:17
Even MORE fog this morning
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0:33
Wal-Mart employees and firefighters rescue baby ducklings
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0:42
Zoo Luminate Returns with ’Sea to Believe’ theme
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3:52
South Bend City Councilman At Large, Dr. Oliver Davis calls for...
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3:17
Judge rules St. Joseph County election system violates Indiana...
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1:15
INDOT and State Police urge caution around road work zones
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2:29
Benton Harbor students enjoy getting hands-on for Earth Day
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4:56
Mishawaka warehouse left unsalvageable following fire, video...
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2:14
Jeremiyah Love headlines Notre Dame’s NFL draft class as first...
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4:25
Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
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3:53
Webinar reveals new details on Dowagiac data center expansion
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1:28
Big Cat Tracks Habitat construction is cruising along
Blowing and drifting snow will be the next hazard as the wind gusts overnight out of the southwest; gusts topping 30 mph will blow snow across open roadways, especially in rural, Northen Indiana, temperatures fall near zero with dangerous wind chills. The week ahead remains cold, with fairly persistent, like lake effect snow in Southwest Michigan and extreme northern Indiana. South Bend could approach 40 inches of snow for the month of January. Highs may finally break 20 this weekend.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 0.
Tuesday: Scattered snow showers. High 15.
Wednesday: Mostly Cloudy. High 14.
Thursday: Snow showers: High 16.
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