1969 Cubs pitcher Rich Nye visits Three Oaks Saturday for a free Q&A and autographs; the first 12 kids get a baseball or softball.
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This week, Dr. Bob Cassady discusses hair loss. What causes it and what treatments are available. He talks about the importance of a medical evaluation—including lab work and scalp exams—to diagnose underlying causes. He also discusses treatment options, ranging from topical and oral therapies to in-office procedures and lifestyle adjustments, tailored to each individual's diagnosis.
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Democrats flipped races across the country in Tuesday’s midterm elections. In St. Joseph County, Democrats are projected to unseated five Republican incumbents. Residents shared what they want to see from this election's projected winners.
Joshua Short sits down for two exclusive, back-to-back post-election interviews to break down what Tuesday’s results mean for the Michiana community. Short speaks to Bill Redman, St. Joseph County's outgoing sheriff and projected winner of the county commission's District 1 seat, and Steven Gerencser, a political analyst and chair of the Department of Political Science at Indiana University South Bend.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to help make housing decisions, raising concerns about how algorithms could contribute to discrimination. The South Bend Human Rights Commission hosted a free workshop Wednesday focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence, housing and civil rights.