MORE WINTRY FOR A WHILE... Much colder air has now moved into far southern Canada. That means it is close enough to easily come our way, and that means we'll be a bit colder than normal most of the next 10 days. I still don't see the "bitterly" cold air coming our way, but there is a possibility after this 10 day forecast. As for snow, we have some more chances this week...light snow late Tuesday and Tuesday evening...another chance Friday. Then a couple potentially more impressive storm systems from Sunday through next week. We'll be tracking those for you...
Days after three dozen stop signs went missing in northeast LaPorte County, an investigation continues into those who are behind what police are calling a harmful prank.
We’re digging deeper today into a right wing online group that claims no ties to the university of Notre Dame, but is using their trademarked leprechaun icon as their logo.
With protests planned around the country ahead of Inauguration Day, we’re taking a closer look at what it takes for security to prepare for those protests.
MORE WINTRY, BUT NOT TOO BAD... Yes, it will be colder with some snow at times over the next few days, I still do not see any really cold air, nor any big snows. While there will be some bitterly cold air developing over southern Canada later next week and weekend, it doesn't look like it comes this way...yet. So for this weekend, scattered snow showers end later this evening. We'll see more snow showers develop both Saturday and Sunday afternoons and evenings, especially in the lake-effect areas. I expect only a coating to 1" in most southern and eastern areas...and 1"-3" in more typical lake-effect areas...
The Mishawaka Thunder Elite competitive cheerleaders spend hours each week practicing at the Battell Center in Mishawaka, and after thinking they weren’t going to have their state competition, plans have now changed.
While we’re still very much in the middle of a pandemic, Beacon Health is thanking the community after seeing a significant decrease in the number of hospitalized COVID patients.
Michigan State Police Col. Joe Gasper said Friday that an unknown number of demonstrators are expected to gather on the grounds Sunday, a week-and-a-half after the deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol.
John Coddington, a well-known athletic trainer at South Bend Orthopaedics (SBO), received the prestigious Sagamore of the Wabash award Thursday night for his commitment to the community.
