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We look back not only at the history of our station but also many noteworthy moments that made headlines here at WNDU over the past 70 years.
Our team came together on Wednesday for a celebration to honor WNDU’s past and present.
In honor of our 70th anniversary, we are looking back at some of the moments that have made you laugh over the years.
At WNDU, we’re known for news, weather and sports. But did you know there was a sketch comedy show produced here, too?
Jack Nolan was a jack of all trades at WNDU as a fixture on Saturday mornings and in the sports department.
For 25 years at the anchor desk, the brother-sister news team of Maureen and Terry McFadden dominated the Michiana TV market.
There's so many sports we cover here at WNDU, and it's time to take a look back at some of the biggest stories in recent memory.
A lot of you have been asking where they are now, so here’s an update!
Dick Addis was our station’s first chief meteorologist and an early pioneer of not just broadcast meteorology but TV itself.
From deep snow to tragic tornadoes, here’s a look at some weather history in Michiana.
First Alert Weather Radar
Here’s a look at many noteworthy moments that made headlines here at WNDU over the past 70 years.
Gary Sieber looks back at his time here at WNDU and tells us why this place is so special.
The station was a project launched by none other than Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, who at the time was a young priest in charge at the University of Notre Dame.