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The 24th annual cops cycling for survivors makes its way to South...
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Storm threat increasing for Michiana Friday and Saturday
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’Pollinator Promenade’ celebrates local pollinators
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Nothing notable on Thursday, but showers and storms to end the...
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Benton Harbor bringing mobile nuisance party ordinance back to...
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Board votes 5-2 to keep Clay High School Building
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New Benton Harbor Area Schools Superintendent sits down with...
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Nationwide outcry for reopening of the Jayco Animal Cruelty Case
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A new apartment complex coming to the heart of downtown Saint...
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Bodycam footage shows search for man who stole police car
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Evening storms possible, much less muggy Thursday
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Elkhart expands city boundaries following city council’s approval...
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.