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Friends of Potato Creek State Park fight to save historic Naragon...
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Potential frost tonight; cooler weather rest of this week
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Breaking down Notre Dame’s offense: Boise State vs. Arkansas
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EMBER teaching moms safe sleep ABCs
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Elkhart Latino community feels impact of ICE raids
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Will Northern Lights sparkle in Michiana skies again soon?
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Supply remains strong as Christmas tree farmers battle root rot
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What you need to know about protein: Advice from a local doctor...
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Dutch Bros coming to Main Street in Mishawaka
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Concord Marching Minutemen to perform in 2026 Macy’s Thanksgiving...
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Local Dietitian explains protein popularity
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Finally feeling like fall
In Osceola, Mishawaka, and Goshen, several large trees were reported down, with some falling onto powerlines. Wind gusts exceeded 60 mph at times, strong enough to topple trees and damage power infrastructure. Similar damage was reported in multiple locations across Kosciusko County.
Residents are reminded never to attempt removing tree limbs from powerlines—always contact local emergency services for assistance. Emergency crews and community members worked quickly after the storms moved out, clearing debris from roadways in time for the morning commute.
Power restoration is also underway across Michiana, with hundreds of homes already regaining power. Thanks to the swift efforts of emergency crews, traffic was largely unaffected on major roads.