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Bad weather still ahead for Michiana
WSBT-TV meteorologist Cari Peugeot said the area should get another two inches of snow Tuesday afternoon and three to six inches Tuesday night. That’s all part of a weather system coming through the Midwest.
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PC Direct
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Asian carp pose threat to more than just lakes
MISHAWAKA — The Obama administration says it will spend $78.5 million to help keep the Asian carp out of the Great Lakes. Monday, governors from the Great Lake States met with the administration.
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Family, friends of slain Niles couple focus on happy memories at candlelight vigil
NILES — It was an overwhelming outpouring of support as hundreds turned out to say goodbye to John and Carolyn Tarwacki. The Niles couple was found murdered in their Cass County home Friday afternoon. Monday night, more than 200 of their family and friends gathered to say goodbye. More
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Nothing is off the table as Wa-Nee schools consider cuts
NAPPANEE — Wa-Nee schools is forced to cut $840,000 from its budget this year. Wa-Nee school officials must shave almost $70,000 from their budget, every month for the rest of the year, but how to go about handling those cuts is the $840,000 question. More
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Saint Monica's Loves to Read!
MISHAWAKA -- A special treat for students at Saint Monica's in Mishawaka this morning. WSBT's Cari Peugeot gave them a little advice, then read two books to them. Photojournalist DeMarco Brown takes us inside today's I Love to Read winner.
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Electric Motors Corp. names new president
ELKHART COUNTY — Electric Motors Corporation announced Monday it has named former General Motors executive Frank Jenkins its new president. More
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Mad Anthony's Brewing Co.
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Outstanding student athlete: Danny Smith
The dream of many high school athletes is to have a successful recruiting experience, and to become a college athlete. Clay High School's Danny Smith has earned a full scholarship to Notre Dame because of his efforts in the classroom and on the football field. He’s this weeks Burger King WSBT High School Outstanding Student Athlete.
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Group raising funds to buy, restore 19th-century home
CASS COUNTY Mich. — The recently-formed Underground Railroad Society of Cass County is trying to raise tens of thousands of dollars to buy a 19th-century home. More
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Elkhart Schools and United Way team up for reading camps
Elkhart Community Schools and the United Way of Elkhart County are teaming up to help 2nd and 3rd graders become better readers. They're looking for volunteers to donate their time to this spring's Reading Camps. Today on WSBT News First Thing in the Morning, organizers of the camps talked to Kirk Mason about how anyone can volunteer. For more information, contact Elkhart Community Schools or the United Way of Elkhart County.
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Saints win 1st NFL title by beating Colts 31-17
MIAMI (AP) — The New Orleans Saints turned the Super Bowl's postgame celebration into something out of the French Quarter.
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Super Bowl 44 — 'Miami night life'
WSBT's Pete Byrne takes us on a tour of what Miami has to offer after dark for Super Bowl fans.
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Super Bowl 44 — Goshen man's effort to get a Super Bowl ticket
WSBT's Chad Damp has an update on a Goshen man who's trying to get just one ticket to see the Colts play in the Super Bowl.
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Super Bowl 44 — WSBT's Pete Byrne 'Live in Miami'
WSBT's Pete Byrne reports on Super Bowl 44 less than 24 hours before the big game.
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Friends remember murdered Niles couple
NILES — Family and friends are in shock one day after a Niles couple was found murdered in their home. Police haven't said much as they continue the hunt for the killer of John and Carolyn Tarwacki. More
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Supermarkets expect high sales ahead of Super Bowl
Super Bowl weekend is one of the busiest times for supermarkets. With the Colts preparing to take on the Saints, many people around the area are preparing hot dogs and wings. More
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Niles couple killed inside their home had close ties to community
CASS COUNTY — Neighbors across southwest Michigan remain on edge as police continue to hunt for a suspect in a double homicide. Police say that person killed John Tarwacki, 40 and his wife Carolyn, 39, inside their Cass County home Friday morning. More
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WSBT's Hoop It Up!
Watch highlights and check scores here for all the biggest and best plays from high school basketball games around Michiana. It's Hoop It Up! on WSBT. More
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Retailers say consumers are spending green thanks to Colts blue
MISHAWAKA — Consumer's strong interest was a little bit of a surprise this year. They say the combination of better technology and even better prices has led to a Super Bowl sales surge. More
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Unemployment numbers down but not everyone agrees
ELKHART — National unemployment dropped from 10 percent in December to 9.7 percent in January. But some say those number don't show the whole picture. More
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Northpoint Elementary loves to read!
GRANGER - A strong end to the first week of our I Love to Read Challenge. Cindy Ward got the chance to go to Northpoint Elementary this afternoon for a moving reading experience.
They got more than 10,000 votes to win today's competition.
Photojournalist Tom VanNevel takes us inside the school to see how much fun they had today.
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Congressman reassures AM General workers
Indiana Congressman Joe Donnelly talked to local workers at AM General, after news broke the U.S. Army will not order any more Humvees from the Mishawaka plant after March. More
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February 5, 2010
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Sanctuary at St. Paul's Chili Cook Off
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Topeka Elementary loves to read!
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