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T-storm chances will increase Thursday morning, but severe weather is NOT expected
On Wednesday, police unveiled the statistics from last month at a public meeting.
Here’s a look at how the regionals involving schools from our viewing area played out.
Parents and community members came together in Niles to express their feelings about a viral video showing the assault of a student on a school bus.
The South Bend Board of Public Safety changed Rico Butler's status to suspended without pay on Wednesday.
Deputies from the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office found items consistent with explosive devices and explosive material at a home in the 100 block of S. Monticello Street.
Viruses tend to spread more easily in colder weather due to less humidity.
Never underestimate the power of the puppy!
A hotly debated Indiana bill regarding child labor protections has been signed into law.
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