Updated: 6:56 PM Summer is almost over, but the wedding season will be in full swing throughout the fall. And if you're planning a spring wedding, don't delay. It's important to start planning early, and avoid common pitfalls so your wedding day will be one to remember forever.
Updated: 7:25 PM Weeks of planning and pruning, designing and digging are paying off for the Shelton family in Elkhart County.
Updated: 7:33 PM One man is using his musical talent to honor our fallen war heroes. Larry Dupree is a Vietnam Veteran and Tuesday he served as Bugler in his 1,000th service.
Posted: 7:01 PM When you think of Nappanee, you probably think of Amish acres and the Apple Festival.
Updated: 7:51 PM NewsCenter 16’s Tricia Sloma talked to Mark Linton from Linton's Enchanted Gardens about how to avoid one of the most common mistakes while planting new materials in the yard.
Updated: 7:09 PM The dry start to the summer meant garden hoses were running, and running up your water bill. While the damage to your plants may already be done there may be a way you can keep your garden and wallet a little greener the next time the sky shuts off.
Updated: 7:32 PM Trees add beauty to the landscaping of any home. However, poorly maintained trees can die before their time, create personal safety hazards for your family and even cause property damage to your home.
Updated: 6:57 PM It's easy to see the pressure to perform the Olympic athletes are facing. Whether it's in the pool or on the pommel horse, one expert says what you think or don't think can make all the difference.
Posted: 12:33 PM Any parents will say that their baby's first birthday is a big deal, but for an Osceola family, it is almost a miracle.
Posted: 6:40 PM Gardening isn't just for those with green thumbs. You can learn a lot if you spend some time with landscaping experts.
Updated: 7:00 PM Since 1990, cooking has been the leading cause of house fires nationwide. So, a news crew in North Carolina recently teamed up with a fire department and built a working kitchen to demonstrate how dangerous grease fires can be.
Updated: 8:42 AM Drought has been a big problem for Michiana this summer, but now that we have had some rain, is the drought over?
Posted: 6:51 PM A $5,000 makeover is on it's way to rescue an Elkhart County front yard.
Updated: 6:57 PM Recycling is far from a new concept, but can you imagine recycling everything? That's the goal of one business in Middleburry.
Updated: 10:45 PM A young Nappanee newlywed with Glioblastoma is 1 of 36 people in the country taking part in a Cleveland Clinic study involvinig Toca 511. A virus and suicide gene with a death wish.
Posted: 3:54 PM One Michiana neighborhood is going high tech to try and cut down on crime. Residents there will soon have some extra eyes keeping watch on things
Updated: 11:39 PM It is a pretty safe bet you will not find an armadillo on the streets of Michiana these days, but that could change in the future.
Updated: 7:11 AM Tricia Sloma has the story of a Mishawaka couple who would love to see their front yard in the spotlight again.
Posted: 6:40 PM A gardener's dream can take time and money, something a lot of folks are short of these days.
Updated: 7:02 PM Front yards across Michiana are crying for help, mostly for water, but also for some new plants and a better design.
Updated: 3:01 PM A small animal sanctuary in Albion, Indiana is a refuge for animals that have been abandoned or given up by their owners. Now those experiences are being taught as lessons so people don't make the same mistakes.
Updated: 7:23 PM Would you like to be more eco-friendly? You can start at home. You can be eco-friendly in a variety of ways, especially when you're hiring a contractor or even a house cleaner.
