Where there's ice, you need salt. Last year, many Michiana street departments struggled with their salt stock because of rising salt costs. But this year, most of the street departments we talked to,More >>
Posted by: Nadia Crow Get ready for snow. That's what local road crews are doing. The first Snowfall of the season is expected Wednesday night. And that has road crews readying their plows. Road crewsMore >>
Michiana police want you to keep in mind one of the most dangerous elements of winter driving is the one you can't see. With the snowy season about to begin, they want you to be ready for black ice. WhenMore >>
Written By: Lindsey Sablan As the temperature starts to drop, many Michiana homeless shelters are prepping for the winter. Workers at Hope Ministries say they always see a drastic increase in peopleMore >>
Many kids spent the day sledding, skiing, or trying to have snowball fights. However, those kids likely didn't have much luck in making snowballs. Watch the video at the top of this page as Ken Garcia shows why making snowballs or snowmen was a little tough. He also explains what's the best kind of snow for snowballs.More >>
When the snow starts to fall and the temperatures begin to plunge, school districts have a decision to make. That decision is whether to cancel school. While student love the idea of a snow day, it takes a lot before that'll happen in Northern Indiana.More >>
Fox 28 spoke with the superintendents from Goshen, Penn-Harris-Madison and Niles school districts to find out their procedures for canceling classes.More >>
With the snow here, most of you are probably trying to keep warm inside but for many people paying this winter's heating bills are a concern.
Workers at NIPSCO say there are things that you can do aroundMore >>
The first significant snowfall of the season has fallen across Michiana and police want driver to remember to slow down during slick conditions.More >>
The cool weather is here, which means snow is probably on its way.
If you haven't thought about shoveling your sidewalks and driveways, you may want to start thinking about buying or doing a maintenanceMore >>
As temperatures continue to fall, you'll soon be forgetting about the A-C and looking to fire up your furnace. But predictions out earlier this year said it will cost you more to stay warm this winter than it did last winter. Spending a little money now can go a long way down the road.More >>
The SilverHawks players traded in their bats and gloves to wear aprons for a great cause.They were hosts and waiters at the Applebees on Main Street Monday evening.The players did their best, but someMore >>
The Silver Hawks players traded in their bats and gloves to wear aprons for a great cause.They were hosts and waiters at the Applebees on Main Street Monday evening.The players did their best, but someMore >>
We have an update to the condition of the Palisades Nuclear Plant.A leak in a storage tank will be fixed.Plant officials say a small crack along a nozzle at the bottom of the tank was found after severalMore >>
We have an update to the condition of the Palisades Nuclear Plant.A leak in a storage tank will be fixed.Plant officials say a small crack along a nozzle at the bottom of the tank was found after severalMore >>
It's been a little over a year since former Notre Dame basketball coach Digger Phelps made a big push to end youth violence. A big piece of his plan was to round up 500 mentors by the end of the summerMore >>
It's been a little over a year since former Notre Dame basketball coach Digger Phelps made a big push to end youth violence. A big piece of his plan was to round up 500 mentors by the end of the summerMore >>
Doctors say that because it stayed cold for so long this spring we had dramatic increases in pollen. That has led to one of the worst allergy seasons in recent memory.More >>
Doctors say that because it stayed cold for so long this spring we had dramatic increases in pollen. That has led to one of the worst allergy seasons in recent memory.More >>
"Gas price records in these areas aren't being quietly replaced, they're being blown out of the water." That's how GasBuddy.com Senior Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan describes the prices in parts of the Midwest. More >>
"Gas price records in these areas aren't being quietly replaced, they're being blown out of the water." That's how GasBuddy.com Senior Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan describes the prices being paid for gas in parts of the Midwest.More >>
If Sample Street is part of your commute, you'll want to be aware of a road restriction that will be in place starting Monday. That restriction will be between Grant Street and Bendix Drive, which coversMore >>
If Sample Street is part of your commute, you'll want to be aware of a road restriction that will be in place starting Monday. That restriction will be between Grant Street and Bendix Drive, which coversMore >>
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Muffet McGraw told FOX 28's Allison Hayes that the Notre Dame basketball team will be playing in London and Spain. She said the team will be looking for leaders to step up with the departure of Skylar Diggins. She joked that she's glad Diggins didn't get the Mercedes SUV from her agent during the season. Jay Z bought Diggins the gift as a graduation present.More >>
Marian beat New Prairie 6-0, Fairfield knocked off Wawasee 8-0 while Bremen defeated defending Sectional Champ Central Noble 9-3 Monday night at the opener of the IHSAA Softball Sectionals.More >>
Bobby Stremme gave Mike Wortinger over $5,000 this weekend. The money was raised from advertising spots on his car. Racers have gotten together and shaved their heads for the driver who was injured in a racing accident at New Prairie on May 11th. So far, more than $17,000 has been raised for Wortinger.More >>
David Lawson scored his career-best fifth goal with 2:16 remaining to lift Duke to a 12-11 win against Notre Dame in the lacrosse quarterfinals Sunday.More >>
David Lawson scored his career-best fifth goal with 2:16 remaining to lift Duke to a 12-11 win against Notre Dame in the lacrosse quarterfinals Sunday.More >>
It is a right of passage for NFL rookies... the Panini Trading Card Photo shoot. Former Notre Dame stars, Manti Te'o and Tyler Eifert joined the entire 2013 NFL Rookie Draft Class in Los Angeles. It'sMore >>
It is a right of passage for NFL rookies... the Panini Trading Card Photo shoot. Former Notre Dame stars, Manti Te'o and Tyler Eifert joined the entire 2013 NFL Rookie Draft Class in Los Angeles. It'sMore >>
For most aspiring race car drivers, the Indy 500 is something they dream about... but for this year's pole sitter, the 500 was just a normal part of everyday life. Indianapolis native Ed Carpenter,More >>
For most aspiring race car drivers, the Indy 500 is something they dream about... but for this year's pole sitter, the 500 was just a normal part of everyday life. Indianapolis native Ed Carpenter,More >>
Elkhart was the host of the United States High School Rugby National Championship. Penn was playing for third place, taking on Xavier of New York. Xavier jumped out to an early lead, holding the KingsmenMore >>
Elkhart was the host of the United States High School Rugby National Championship. Penn was playing for third place, taking on Xavier of New York. Xavier jumped out to an early lead, holding the KingsmenMore >>
Basketball legend Bill Walton was in Elkhart Friday for the Oaklawn Spring Spectacular. Walton joked about Digger Phelps being the devil and said he had the ultimate respect for John Wooden.More >>
The Penn Rugby Team lost in the National Semi-Finals against #1 Gonzaga from Washington, D.C. The Penn team will play for 3rd place in Elkhart at the Moose Lodge Pitch Saturday afternoon.More >>
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With winter right around the corner, you're probably wondering how you can save money on your heating bill.
Here's some good news: natural gas prices are down. But there are ways you can save even moreMore >>
Many kids spent the day sledding, skiing, or trying to have snowball fights. However, those kids likely didn't have much luck in making snowballs. Watch the video at the top of this page as Ken Garcia shows why making snowballs or snowmen was a little tough. He also explains what's the best kind of snow for snowballs.More >>
When the snow starts to fall and the temperatures begin to plunge, school districts have a decision to make. That decision is whether to cancel school. While student love the idea of a snow day, it takes a lot before that'll happen in Northern Indiana.More >>
With the temperatures hitting the single digits, most of us tried to avoid the outdoors Thursday but that's not possible for everyone. Fox28 caught up with those who had to brave the cold, no matter theMore >>
With freezing temperatures and more snow on the way...many kids will be hoping for the first snow day of the year. School officials factor in two main elements, for the buses andMore >>
By Ed Greenberger With the mercury set to dip into the single digits in Michiana, space heaters are flying off hardware store shelves. Elkhart's Palmer Ace Hardware is almost out of space heaters, butMore >>
Written By: Lindsey Sablan With the freezing temperatures we all want to warm our cars up before we get in, but local police say that makes you a target. Police say as the weather gets colder, they seeMore >>
The mix of snow, strong winds, and colder temperatures can be a deadly combination. With the snow season officially here, officials say there are a few roads that tend to be more dangerous. Elkhart cityMore >>
Fox 28 spoke with the superintendents from Goshen, Penn-Harris-Madison and Niles school districts to find out their procedures for canceling classes.More >>
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