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Layoffs have some concerned that Electric Motors Corporation moving in wrong direction
WAKARUSA — It's been 6 months since Wakarusa based Electric Motors Corporation announced plans to turn Elkhart County into an electric vehicle manufacturing center, creating up to 1,600 new jobs along the way. But, now, some in the community are concerned that those plans may be running "off the road." More
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Friday Night Football Fever on WSBT! November 6, 2009
Watch highlights and check scores from high school football games around Michiana! It's Friday Night Football Fever on WSBT! More
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INTERVIEW: Islamic Society of Michiana reacts to Fort Hood shootings
The Islamic Society of Michiana is speaking out about the Fort Hood attacks. Yasmin Shariff spoke with WSBT's Jim Pinkerton.
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Plymouth soldier killed in Fort Hood shooting spree
A Plymouth family was devastated Friday by the news one of their own was killed in Thursday’s Fort Hood shooting incident. More
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Goshen group voluntarily pays extra for gasoline
GOSHEN ― Most people look for cheap gas, but others are gladly paying extra. They call it a voluntary gas tax, and they're putting the money to good use. More
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Woman accused of having sex with minors knew teens from neighborhood
MISHAWAKA ― A woman faces felony charges after police say she had sex with four teenage boys in her home. Court documents also say Sara Smith, 26, gave the boys drugs and alcohol during a three-day span in September. More
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Elkhart Police search for child molester who posted bail and fled
An Elkhart County judge sentenced a convicted child molester to 247 years in prison this week, but authorities don't know where he is. More
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Sanctuary St. Paul's Craft Fair
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High school rivals set to face off again
MISHAWAKA — Two local high school rivals will face off again Friday night. More
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Dr. D: Seizures & Baby Teeth
Dr. Glen Davis joins WSBT First Thing in the Morning most Fridays to answer your pediatric questions. Today he talks about kids with diarrhea problems and babies who are anemic. If you have a medical question, e-mail AskDrD@WSBT.com.
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Social networking sites may not be so friendly
SOUTH BEND — Social networking sites are all the rage these days, and it's not just young people hopping online. Many people are using the sites as a way to stay connected with friends and share details of your life. More
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Anxious moments for South Bend family with soldier stationed at Fort Hood
SOUTH BEND — Anxious moments surfaced Thursday for a South Bend military family already hit by tragedy, after word that their soldier son was just a few doors down when a gunman opened fire at Fort Hood, Texas. More
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Outstanding Student Athlete - Brittany Anglemyer
Elkhart - If a team lacks trust, usually they won’t go too far. That’s not the case for the Elkhart Memorial volleyball team. More
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Washington students perform CPR on woman outside Joyce Center
SOUTH BEND ― A celebration turned into a birthday two Washington High School students would never forget. More
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5-year-old wanders toward busy intersection under school corporation's watch
PLYMOUTH – Asher Budka will never forget the helpless, panicked feeling Wednesday when his wife called to tell him his son had disappeared from school. White Asher was in Illinois on business, his 5-year-old son Skyler went looking for an adventure. More
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Red Cross educates Elkhart kindergarteners about flu prevention
ELKHART ― The Red Cross in Elkhart is going on the road to keep young and old alike from coming down with the flu. On Thursday they talked with students. More
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A Jazz Celebration/ Franz Jackson
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Fashion Advice: Fall Fashion Trends
WSBT's fashion expert Kathy Friend stops in on First Thing In the Morning to show off the latest in Fall Fashion Trends and give tips on how you can get them for less. You can learn more about Kathy Friend by visiting her web site, http://www.kathyfriend.com
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Local voters weigh in on anniversary of President Obama's election
ELKHART — Anniversary arguments are underway in Cities across America after some big election night wins for the GOP Tuesday. Now, one year after President Obama's election, some are asking whether another shift in power is underway. More
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INTERVIEW: One year since President Obama's election win
Republicans are celebrating big wins in Tuesday's election, but the Obama administration says the results are not a reflection on the President's popularity. Saint Mary's College political science professor Sean Savage spoke with WSBT's Jim Pinkerton about Obama's tenure in office so far.
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For voters, county maps were a source of confusion
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ― Higher voter turnout wasn't the only surprise during Tuesday's special election. The location to cast ballots was another for some voters. More
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Officials say many Elkhart pets unregistered
ELKHART ― Is your pet registered with the city you live in? In Elkhart, city leaders say many aren't, and that's a problem. More
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Elkhart YMCA
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