ANOTHER DAY WITH SUNSHINE! That's 3 in a row, and for February, that's pretty amazing. And it looks like we have another mostly sunny day on Friday. A system could bring showers (bit of ice?) Friday night, but warmer air comes in for the weekend. There is still a chance for a shower on Sunday, but mainly dry for us through the weekend. It does turn chillier early next week, and possibly colder later next week, but our normal highs are into the lower 40s by then...
Even the littlest learners are adapting to pandemic protocols. Immanuel Lutheran Preschool in Bridgman, Michigan just got some help with a $1,000 One School at a Time grant from Martin’s Super Markets.
Everyone in northern Indiana’s 574 and 219 telephone area codes will be required to use 10 digits, rather than seven, to make local phone calls beginning later this year.
Wednesday was a life changing day for long-time Packers fan George Oudhius, when he found out he would be inducted into the Packers “Fan” Hall of Fame.
NO BIG STORMS... We will probably get some cold rain, and maybe ice, late Friday night and early Saturday, but that is about our only real chance for moisture in our 10 day forecast. Only very weak systems, with very little moisture, otherwise, so other chances for rain or snow 20% or less. As for temperatures, they will be a bit above normal overall, but normals are rising quickly, going from 38 to 42 for high temperatures during this 10 day forecast...
Governor Eric Holcomb and health officials were asked again today during their weekly press briefing when teachers will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
A Republican legislative leader and other lawmakers have unveiled measures they say are designed to lower prescription drug prices, bring parity in insurance coverage of chemotherapy and improve the quality of health care.
South Bend police are warning of police impersonators who are pressuring residents into sending gift cards or money to take care of a nonexistent warrant.
Michiana saw a peak in Covid-19 hospitalizations in November, December and January. Now, months and weeks later, some of those patients are still struggling to fully recover.
WHAT A TERRIFIC TUESDAY!! With all the sunshine today (even more than expected) we saw temperatures soar into the middle and upper 40s this afternoon. We'll be going back toward freezing, though, overnight. We might get lucky tonight and not go below freezing, but our forecast is for temperatures to go below freezing each night over the next 10 days, then rebound above freezing each day. That means we'll see puddles and slush during the afternoons, but ice redeveloping each night. No big storms are expected to affect us for the next week to 10 days...
Right now-- the Red Cross needs the help of healthy donors to overcome donation shortfalls from recent heavy snows, ice storms and freezing temperatures in parts of the country.
South Bend School Superintendent Todd Cummings says he’ll meet with members of a South Bend Common Council Committee to talk about the possible impact school closings might have on city neighborhoods.
It was a fitting day for the South Bend shout-out: Seth had former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg on the show talking about his new role as Secretary of Transportation.
A Nappanee woman, facing murder charges in a deadly stabbing back in December, will undergo a competency exam in an attempt to provide an insanity defense.
At least 85,000 nursing home staff, home health aides and other direct care workers will lose a $2 hourly pandemic pay raise next week if the Republican-led Legislature and Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer don’t enact COVID-19 relief aid.
