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Prosecutor waits on evaluation of Penn student accused in plot
SOUTH BEND — The local teen accused of plotting to kill his classmates in a Columbine-like attack was in court Friday. The Penn High School student has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder, and Friday the judge warned him that he could still be tried as an adult. More
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Ask Dr. D: seizure medication and cystic fibrosis
Today Dr. D talks about seizure medication and cystic fibrosis. Send your pediatric questions to AskDrD@wsbt.com. More
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GM gets involved to help end American Axle strike
THREE RIVERS — There is a new optimism on the picket lines at American Axle after one of the nation's largest automakers offered to pay up to help get striking workers back on the job. More
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NAACP: Progress is being made against hate crimes
ELKHART — A local family that found a burning cross in their yard is getting involved. They're working with the city and local NAACP chapter to ensure it doesn't happen to anyone else.
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Fighting Fakes: Watch Part 2
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Fighting Fakes: Watch Part 1
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Four Winds Casino creating more challenges for police
NEW BUFFALO TOWNSHIP — The Four Winds Casino has brought a lot of people to Berrien County. WSBT News has found that's also meant more crime. The number of calls to police in the area more than doubled in the six months after the casino opened. More
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Police finding toxic meth trash
ELKHART — We've all seen it before. You're driving along and there's trash all on the side of the road. But what police in Elkhart County are seeing is much more than just trash; they're finding discarded ingredients to make meth. More
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Outstanding Student Athlete: Tyler Miller
GOSHEN — Tyler Miller was born with cerebral palsy and hearing disabilities. But nothing can stop him from being there for the Goshen Redskins!
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Company F faces challenges after homecoming
SOUTH BEND — It's a happy homecoming for 160 local soldiers and their families. Last week National Guard members from South Bend-based Company F returned to Indiana following an 8-month deployment to Iraq. Thursday they arrived in South Bend. More
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Police report new lead in search for Jodi Parrack's killer
CENTREVILLE — It's been six months since someone killed 11-year-old Jodi Parrack. The girl's mother found her body in a cemetery in St. Joseph County, Mich. No one has been arrested for the crime, but Thursday investigators announced they have a promising new lead. More
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Long Thompson looks ahead to battle with Daniels
SOUTH BEND — With a winner finally declared in the Democratic race for governor, all eyes now turn toward November. Jill Long Thompson is preparing for what could be a tough race to the finish against incumbent Republican Mitch Daniels. More
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Feds called in to investigate cross burning in Elkhart
ELKHART — An Elkhart woman discovered a cross burning in her yard Thursday morning. Because the cross was put in the yard of an interracial couple, police are calling it a possible hate crime. More
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Crossover voters have Republican Party leaders concerned
County officials say a lot of the votes for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in Tuesday's primary didn't come from Democrats. They also came from long-time Republicans who decided to cross party lines.
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Clinton hopes superdelegates make the difference
The dust has settled from the primary day battles. And even though one candidate came out on top in Indiana, will it matter in the long run? Hillary Clinton narrowly won Indiana, but lost big in North Carolina. Now, she's trying to woo uncommitted superdelegates, who will likely decide who the nominee will be. More
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Drivers say stretch of Grape Road is dangerous
MISHAWAKA — Drivers say the shopping district in a stretch of North Grape Road is extremely difficult, even dangerous. Left turns are especially tough because drivers have to cross three lanes of traffic. More
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Schellinger concedes Democratic race for governor
FORT WAYNE — The votes are all counted, and it now appears there is clear winner in the Democratic primary for governor. Jill Long Thompson says she's the victor, and late Wednesday afternoon, Jim Schellinger conceded. More
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Veteran Goshen lawmaker reflects on his run after primary upset
ELKHART CO. — Republican voters in Elkhart County voted for change Tuesday. Wes Culver upset incumbent John Ulmer in the race for State Representative in District 49. Now Ulmer is reflecting on his time in the state legislature. More
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Future stars get lessons from the pros at Blackthorn
SOUTH BEND — The stars of the NGA Hooters ProGolf Tour took some time to share the driving range with the stars of tomorrow at Blackthorn Golf Club on Tuesday. Pro golfer and South Bend native Jeremy Wilkinson conducted the Kids Clinic. More
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'Bad Pants' for a great cause
SOUTH BEND — There were some 'wardrobe malfunctions' in town Monday — but all for a good cause. Pete Byrne hit the links for the annual Bad Pants Open at the South Bend Country Club. Golfers are encouraged to dress their worst in the name of charity. The event raised money and awareness for the Diabetes Association of St. Joseph County. More
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With gas prices soaring here in the states, what is the price of gas in Europe?
Gas prices jumped back up again — some gas stations hitting as high as $3.85 for regular unleaded. More
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Fashion Advice: viewer questions
Fashion expert Kathy Friend gives fashion advice on WSBT First thing in the Morning. But she's been getting a lot of questions from viewers who want to know more. For more on Kathy, visit her website at KathyFriend.com. Or you can ask her your fashions questions on her blog. More
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What comes next after Indiana primary?
St. Mary's College political science professor Sean Savage says the end may be near for Hillary Clinton after Barack Obama beat her by 14 points in the North Carolina primary and only lost to her by 2 points in the Indiana primary. More
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Luke Puckett's acceptance speech
Luke Puckett won the Republican nomination for Indiana's 2nd Congressional District with 48 percent of the vote. Joseph Roush came in second with 36 percent, and Tony Zirkle pulled in 16 percent. Puckett wasted no time letting voters know he doesn't agree with Democrat Congressman Joe Donnelly, who he will face in the fall. More
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Tony Zirkle's concession speech
Luke Puckett won the Republican nomination for Indiana's 2nd Congressional District with 48 percent of the vote. Joseph Roush came in second with 36 percent, and Tony Zirkle pulled in 16 percent. While Puckett won the race, Zirkle says he considers himself a winner as well because he got people talking about his issues. More
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Jim Schellinger speaks to his supporters
While the race was still too close to call, Jim Schellinger spoke to his supporters in Indianapolis. More
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Clinton and Obama address their supporters Tuesday night
While the race was still too close to call Tuesday night, Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama each addressed their supporters. Clinton pledged to keep going, and Obama spoke about uniting the country. More
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Candidates for governor in a roller coaster race to the finish
FORT WAYNE — With 85 percent of the votes counted, everyone is still watching and waiting to see who will face Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels in the fall.
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Obama supporters still optimistic
SOUTH BEND — Supporters of Sen. Barack Obama say even though it appears he lost in Indiana, they still believe he will be the Democratic nominee.
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Clinton supporters say Democratic party will unite
SOUTH BEND — Sen. Hillary Clinton was joined by her entire family and Sen. Evan Bayh as she took the stage in Indianapolis Tuesday night. Clinton thanked voters and told them her fight for the nomination will continue.
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Democratic candidates for governor ready for a fight to the finish
FORT WAYNE — The Democratic presidential primary may be getting the most attention Tuesday night, but there is another high profile fight to the finish too: the race for governor.
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