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A hot start to September: South Bend reacts to late summer heat wave (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - High temperatures and drenching humidity hung over South Bend all day on September 1, and when the sun dropped low on the horizon, the air offered little relief. At 6:10 p.m., car thermometers stubbornly registered 97 degrees. The intense morning heat soaked into local buildings shortly after dawn and lingered well into the evening, leaving Michiana steaming. On the streets, residents navigated the sweltering conditions in different ways. Todd Bogonia, a landscaper, met
Wisconsin rodeo kids trade phones for stirrups (opens the original)
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AMHERST, Wis. (WNDU) - Out past the tree line of Wisconsin’s heartland, in a town called Amherst, a group of young cowboys and cowgirls showed the world who they are this weekend. My son Colton is 14. He was born in Milwaukee, which makes him something of an urban cowboy. He traded city sidewalks for stirrups somewhere along the way and never looked back. This weekend, he became Wisconsin’s junior state champion riding saddled rough stock. Six seconds. That’s all a saddle bronc ride is. A half-t
New thoroughbred series launches without Preakness as horse racing reshapes its future (opens the original)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WNDU) - Churchill Downs and the New York Racing Association announced Wednesday the launch of the Thoroughbred Championship Series, a new six-race competition offering a $5 million prize — and the Preakness Stakes is not part of it. Starting in 2027, the series will feature the best three-year-old horses in the world competing across six races over five months. The series begins with the Kentucky Derby and concludes with a new championship race at Churchill Downs in September. C
Pet shedding tips: How to keep dog fur off furniture and clothes this summer (opens the original)
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UPPER MIDWEST (WNDU) - This summer’s heat is keeping dogs inside longer than usual, and for pet owners, that means more fur on the furniture, more fur on the clothes and more fur just about everywhere. Pet grooming expert Scott Grillo said regular brushing is the first line of defense against shedding. “Brush your pet, dry groom at least several times a week,” Grillo said. “It removes all that loose hair before it ends up around the house. So you want to kind of get it at the source. And that he
A horse whisperer in blue: South Bend police officer wrangles runaway horse (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - South Bend police officers are used to answering all kinds of calls, but last week, dispatchers sent an officer to wrangle an unusual runaway near Nimtz Parkway. Luckily for everyone, the right cop showed up. When the strapping bay horse broke loose, St. Joseph County dispatch sent exactly the right officer for the job. Officer Joe Mitchell is a horseman — and out here, that is everything. A thousand-pound gelding does not fit in the back of a police SUV, so the cowboy
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