Berrien County

• Senior center planting purpose with new community garden
• Southbound Main Street in St. Joseph to close June 17
• Body of missing Michigan man discovered
• Niles Community Schools increasing pop-up libraries to boost summer reading
• Man charged in connection with crash that killed pedestrian on Red Bud Trail
• Benton Harbor Department of Public Safety releases crime tip mobile app
• Benton Harbor School Board rejects state’s proposal to close high school
• City of St. Joseph puts public art project on hiatus; some people upset
• Road closures in Michigan due to flooding
• Flooding and beach erosion along Lake Michigan
• BHAS school board proposed third option to state officials to keep district running
• Lincoln Township Fire Department adds first female firefighter
• Search underway for missing 47-year-old from Niles Township
• Benton Harbor board members to meet with state leaders Wednesday
• New theater preparing for first production
• Benton Harbor leaders voice their opposition to the state of Michigan's plan to shut down Benton Harbor High School
• Benton Harbor officials speak in Lansing on state’s proposal for Benton Harbor High School
• BHAS presented a plan at Monday's special meeting to keep Benton Harbor High School open
• Benton Harbor Area School Board accepts superintendent resignation
• Lane reopened after crash on I-196
• Benton Harbor Mayor threatens to cancel Kitchen Aid Senior PGA tournament if Benton Harbor High School is closed
• BHAS school board holds meeting as deadline looms regarding the future of Benton Harbor High School
• Governor Whitmer gives BHAS school board an extra week to come up with a plan
• Town hall meeting held to discuss the future of Benton Harbor High School
• Houston Astros select St. Joseph native in MLB Draft
• Dumped headstones at Benton Harbor cemetery frustrate neighbors
• Lakeland Medical Center Pavilion continues construction
• Benton Harbor School Board reacts to pending departure of superintendent
• Organization working to expand program that provides transportation to people in need
• 'It's ours;' Benton Harbor Mayor sticks up for school district at city hall
• Buchanan donation drive bringing awareness to period poverty
• Farmington Public Schools to offer superintendent contract to Dr. Herrera
• Benton Harbor public hearing held to discuss next year's fiscal budget
• Berrien County Health Department offering free vision, hearing screenings for children
• Former officer avoids jail time for running over suspect
• Construction set to begin on park and kayak launch in Hagar Township
• Benton Harbor Schools 'urgently requests' Gov. Whitmer attend open forum
• Niles Community Schools receives grant for advanced security system
• Driver injured in motorcycle crash
• Benton Harbor Schools ‘urgently requesting’ that Gov. Whitmer reconsider plan
• Events around Michiana honoring Memorial Day
• Serious motorcycle injury leaves man in critical condition
• St. Joseph Farmers Market opens for 2019 season
• Coast Guard reminds people to stay safe on the water this weekend, rest of summer
• Students react to drastic plan for Benton Harbor Area Schools
• Community concerned about proposal to shut down Benton Harbor High School
• State recommends closing Benton Harbor's high schools
• Patient makes first purchase at Michigan cannabis provisioning center
• Former Benton Harbor priest charged with rape
• Vintage planes shown off at airport in Niles
• Police release photos of suspects in Boost Mobile robbery
• MDOT to share plans for US-31 relocation project at open house
• High gas prices are not stopping Memorial Day travel plans for many
• Twin Cities Harbor: Transforming the waterfront
• Niles school chosen to receive $100K DON’T QUIT! Fitness Center
• Don’t Punish Pain Rally to take place in Coloma
• Buchanan community voice concerns with Buchanan Community Schools Superintendent
• Niles Township opts out of allowing recreational marijuana businesses
• Lakeshore Middle School sends out letter regarding incident with student
• Beaches get smaller as Lake Michigan water levels continue to rise
• I&M power outage in Michiana
• Marijuana provisioning center in Buchanan makes first sale
• Michigan DNR creates new Office of Outdoor Recreation Industry
• Benton Harbor Schools Superintendent named finalist for Farmington Schools position
• Benton Harbor Area Schools students use music to reshape the community's image
• Michiana's first medical marijuana shop 'Zen Leaf' ready to open Saturday
• Lift station malfunction causes flooding in Stevensville
• Woman accused of kicking police officer at Memorial Hospital
• Niles student one of five in US to receive Sparkling Ice scholarship
• Community gives input on Berrien County Parks’ five year plan
• Michiana cancer survivor documenting journey, raising money for local nonprofit
• Berrien County panel holds discussion on political discourse
• National Peace Officers Memorial held in Berrien County
• 525 Foundation expands to Berrien, Elkhart, Kosciusko counties
• Chikaming Township railroad crossings to close May 21
• Police release victims’ identities following fatal M239 crash
• Local fire crews working to determine cause of Stevensville house fire
• Woman passes away after early morning crash in St. Joseph
• Michiana high school students create escape rooms for class
• Benton Harbor Area Schools Superintendent is considering leaving the school district less than a year into the job
• Rep. Upton speaks on trade war
• Semi-truck involved in crash on I-94
• Local crisis intervention center now open 24 hours a day
• Push the Button campaign for fire safety making an extra push for Mother's Day
• 3 critical, 1 dead after New Buffalo Township accident
• Semi driver killed after colliding with Jeep on US 31
• Concern growing over rising lake level
• New study: Michigan has most PFAS contaminated water sites in U.S.
• MMR vaccine available at participating pharmacies, no prescription needed
• Scheduled power outage planned for Buchanan on May 16
• Special election: Edwardsburg and St. Joseph schools tax renewals
• Renaissance Faire coming to Niles in May
• Three people charged in April 24 robbery at Niles store
• Election Day: What you need to know
• A third of Michigan graduating seniors are ready for college
• Niles High School working to lower teen destructive driving
• Royalton Township Fire Department asks for tax payer support to fund future equipment costs
• Celebrate Comic Book Day with free comics, special events at participating locations
• Benton Harbor continues tradition of annual Rotary Track Meet
• Berrien Springs RV community on edge due to high river levels