Berrien County

• Debate on Palisades Nuclear Power Plant possible re-start continues
• Two Berrien County roads will close to all thru traffic Nov. 21
• Michigan Works! highlight local employer apprenticeship programs
• Post election results see in an increase in birth control in Indiana and Michigan
• Canadian man arrested after $1.5M worth of cocaine found in truck trailer in Berrien County
• Buchanan collaborates with Cities Initiative for St. Joseph Riverfront Restoration Project
• Monuments unveiled honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., uniting the twin cities
• Two monuments to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unveiled in the twin cities
• Michigan Works! celebrates six local apprentices in honor of National Apprenticeship Week
• Be Healthy Berrien awarded $45,000 AEP Foundation Grant for Healthy Corner Store Initiative and Farmers Market
• MLK III connects Benton Harbor and St. Joseph communities to honor his father's legacy
• Michigan State Police and Whirlpool face discrimination lawsuits from same man
• UPDATE: Niles Speedway shooting suspect charged with multiple felonies
• Free Rock, Pop, and Jazz Concert at Lake Michigan College Wednesday
• Berrien County Officials address crash concerns over new U.S. 12 and M-51 intersection
• The effort to bring data centers to Southwest Michigan
• Man accused of four armed robberies in Berrien County arrested Friday
• Rose Spa massage parlor busted for alleged prostitution in Berrien County
• Meet your new best friend at Shelter Dog Day Out at Shiloh's Place
• FEMA prepping Berrien County community for the unpredictable
• Local hunters reminded to get licenses before opening day of gun season Friday
• Woman arrested for tampering with evidence in shooting that killed Eau Claire firefighter
• Saint Joseph Health System and Berrien County Health Department offer vaccinations ahead of holiday season
• First look at new Coach Paul Wilhite Court
• Free contraception resources available statewide, including locations in Berrien, Cass Counties
• Buchanan sends notice of possible lead lines to residents
• BCHD offering flu and COVID-19 vaccines ahead of holiday season
• Downed power lines cause detours in Berrien County
• M-51 and U.S. 12 lanes in Niles to return to normal Wednesday
• New Buffalo woman found dead in Chicago stairwell, judge orders remains released to parents instead of husband
• FEMA and Berrien County officials to hold Flood Map Open House Thursday
• Martin Luther King III to speak in Berrien County at monument unveiling
• Residents invited to Community Vision Tour in Niles Wednesday
• Students at Coloma Community Schools honor veterans
• Berrien County Veterans honored with remembrance ceremony
• Three people sent to hospital following head-on crash in Berrien County
• Funding for new pavilion with bathrooms at Hickory Creek Park continues
• Veteran Makers Market celebrates local veteran owned businesses
• Niles clinches second straight district title, defeats Edwardsburg 21-0
• Under the Lights: pregame interview with Niles Head Coach Scot Shaw
• Michigan holds contest to name pardoned turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving
• Michigan Works! reopens facility for jobseekers in the community
• Eau Claire mourns loss of firefighter shot and killed
• Five-day quiet period ahead of firearm deer season starts Nov. 10 in Michigan
• Michiana residents celebrate and learn to cope with Presidential Election results
• Slotkin wins Michigan senate seat over Rogers
• Paquette holds on to Michigan's District 37 State Representative seat
• Michigan Works! to reopen Benton Harbor facility following mold remediation
• Passengers bused to and from SBN after train collides with deer Wednesday morning
• The presidential and senate race odds are razor thin in the battleground state of Michigan
• Berrien and Cass County early voters set the tone for election day
• Watermain break Sunday puts some parts of Niles under Boil Water Order
• Bridgman Corewell Health expands to meet community needs
• UPDATE: Shooting in Berrien County leaves one dead, one injured
• Benton Charter Township finds elevated levels of lead in drinking water
• Authorities reminding drivers to buckle up this hunting season
• Road project to cause delays near Niles, Buchanan starting Nov. 4
• Benton Harbor man taken into custody after Halloween homicide in Sister Lakes
• Safety tips and times for Halloween in Michiana
• Fatal crash between vehicle and pedestrian in Baroda
• Former President Bill Clinton campaigns for Vice President Kamala Harris
• Unity Gardens plans to keep the community involved during the winter months
• ABC57 speaks with candidates on plans for Michigan's 5th District
• Norma Jean Somers Splash Pad soft opens before winter
• Berrien County road project on U.S. 12 set to begin with tree clearing Nov. 1
• Eastbound lane closure on Glenlord Road starts Wednesday
• Flowers Early Learning battles for childcare needs
• Former President Bill Clinton set to visit Benton Harbor
• Drug overdoses continue to decrease across Michiana
• Corewell Health Lakeland launch partnership to expand medical student training
• Lake Michigan College to host Jazz Festival concert with Grammy-recognized artists
• Section of M-139 in Berrien County reopens Friday
• Buchanan District Library to expand with new construction in downtown Buchanan
• Meals on Wheels gives back to senior in need of service
• Former Michigan Congressman, Fred Upton endorses Kamala Harris
• UPDATE: Lakeshore, St. Joe schools' lockdown lifted, initial cause found to be 'swatting'
• Lakeshore High School kicks off pilot program helping students graduate virtually
• Glenlord Road closure now expected to last until end of November
• Lake Michigan College hosts free Something Wicked This Way Comes Choir Concert Thursday
• Berrien County to receive $2.6M in Blight Elimination Program funding
• Michigan DNR: It's alright to leave the leaves this fall
• Free 'Spooktacular' band concert at Southwestern Michigan College Friday
• $6.5M in Shared Streets and Spaces Grant funds awarded to Michigan municipalities
• Next section of Red Arrow Highway to close Tuesday as part of three-year bridge project
• Niles' family-friendly fall festival happening Oct. 26
• VIDEO: Michigan State Police helps rescue 11-year-old Berrien County dog from hole in the ground
• Michigan sends guidance to law enforcement to ensure voters rights, safe election
• Beaver Dam Road closure starts Oct. 21 for culvert replacement
• Governor Gretchen Whitmer stops in Benton Harbor for 'Blue Wall Bus Tour' campaign event
• Judicial Misconduct: An ABC57 News follow-up on a special investigation
• Berrien County Prosecutor presents to Coloma students about the dangers of social media
• Local State Representative, Senator join food activists protesting food dyes outside Kellogg Tuesday
• Businesses react to potential for paid parking system in downtown Benton Harbor
• Whirlpool Appliance Sale event in Benton Harbor to benefit The United Way of Southwest Michigan
• 'The Rocky Horror Show - The Musical' running from Oct. 17 until Nov. 3 at The GhostLight Theatre
• Third Street in Niles closing Monday for intersection rebuilding
• Road construction notice for Ferry Street in Berrien Springs
• Berrien Springs remains undefeated in conference play, wins 22-20 against Dowagiac
• Under The Lights pregame interviews with Berrien Springs and Dowagiac Union coaches
• Coloma schools bringing in county prosecutor to discuss bullying, phone use