Berrien County

• Shooting reported in Niles Township ruled non-criminal
• Benton Harbor garage fire under investigation
• McCann to serve as first Democrat 4th district representative in more than 90 years
• Boil order in place in Niles Township
• City of Niles votes yes to limit marijuana stores, township keeps pot store ban
• GOP Rep. Bill Huizenga leans on business background, in tight Michigan reelection battle
• State Sen. Sean McCann points to legislative record, cost-of-living focus in Michigan 4th District bid
• Michiana Trick or Treat times Oct. 31
• Michigan State Police Fifth District holding food drive in November
• Unsung Heroes: How Boy Scouts power the nation’s top haunted attraction 
• Local Indiana, Michigan counties report promising early voter turnout ahead of midterm election
• Benton Harbor Area Schools appoints Keith Sanders as new superintendent
• St. Joseph paid parking brings in $105k over summer, city commissioners say
• St. Joseph city commissioner charged with OWI following car crash
• Baroda residents to vote on whether to dissolve village government
• City of Buchanan celebrates two new community recreation projects
• Faith leaders, Berrien Connection rally early voters to polls in Benton Harbor
• Zombie Fun Run raises funds for students and teachers
• Bomb threat confirmed to be false at Jars Cannabis
• Section of Glenlord Road to close for utility work
• Niles police release findings in death investigation of two South Bend women
• Benton Harbor-St. Joseph YMCA gets a new look for its 100th birthday
• Major upgrades on the way for two troubled and outdated affordable housing properties in Benton Harbor
• Michigan doctor raises money to build 400-student school in Uganda
• Lake Michigan College hosting career fair and college expo Oct. 21
• Rivers & Roots Choir Concert at Lake Michigan College Benton Harbor Campus Oct. 29
• New Buffalo Beach sees ten-foot waves, 40mph wind gusts
• Niles Main Street Trick or Treating
• Rep. Huizenga announces $51 million Benton Harbor housing redevelopment project approval
• Governor Whitmer's executive order aiming to get farmers through fall harvest
• Several cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease reported at Stewart Elementary School
• Berrien County awarded over $6.3M for public transportation projects
• One person shot at Benton Harbor restaurant early Saturday morning, investigation ongoing
• 170-year-old family farm brings fall activities to the community
• Michigan U.S. Senate candidates debate gas prices, health care and data center regulations
• One person dead after early-morning pedestrian crash in Berrien County
• “Don’t mess with our scarecrows,” Buchanan Scarecrows returning downtown after Vandalism
• Fiber Optic Cable being installed under Jean Klock Park
• Bystander intervenes in attempted sexual assault causing suspect to flee, suspect later located
• Stevensville receives $733k EPA grant to clean up former Anstey Foundry
• The apple cider slushie takes over as most popular snack at Four Flags Apple Festival
• Bucks dominate Bremen 44-13
• Buchanan police warn about 'Cat in the Hat' social media trend
• Bucks aim to return to win column against Bremen
• Bobo Brazil Center reopens, gym still waiting on funds
• New soup kitchen building opens in Benton Harbor, dedicated to serving the community
• Annual Four Flags Area Apple Fest kicks off opening day in Niles
• Niles Citizens for Responsible Zoning hold discussion stopping data centers
• Local Michiana brewery pitches new brew collaboration for banana ball
• Narcotics search warrant execution leads to arrest in Berrien County
• Local conference aims to help seniors thrive, plan for their futures
• Scarecrows make 19th annual return to Buchanan
• Twin City Players Costume sale
• Shamrocks beat Bucks 30-20, stay unbeaten in 2026
• Michigan State Police push for tips in cold cases
• Buchanan hopeful stalwart defense will lead them to fourth straight win
• Shamrocks hoping to hand Buchanan first loss of 2026
• REBUILDING BENTON HARBOR: An ABC57 special
• UPDATE: Five arrested, charged in connection to Benton Harbor shooting death of 21-year-old
• Bodies found in Niles in submerged Jeep confirmed to be Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista
• Family confirms Jeep connected to disappearance of Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista found, two women found dead inside
• Berrien County Health Department's Benton Harbor office closed due to power outage
• Benton Township Police Department investigating a shooting
• Scares and Spirits: Niles Scream Park debuts new haunted features and an adults only bar
• Current future of Traps Stars Outlet dispensary is at a standstill
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, charged in officer-involved shooting near Benton Township Home Depot
• Multiple departments respond to early morning semi fire on I-94
• MSP investigating deadly head-on collision on US 31
• F.O.E Niles remaining optimistic about uncertain future amid roof collapse
• Investigation into Michigan's Kinexus Group underway following concerns of mishandled funds
• River Valley School District superintendent resigns on first day of school
• Niles Charter Township considers restrictions as dispensary question heads back to voters
• Bard School in Benton Harbor torn down after being shut down for over a decade
• UPDATE: One dead after semitruck roll-over crash, fire, on I-94 in Berrien County
• F.O.E Niles will close until further notice after ceiling collapse
• 6th annual Narcan drive-thru event hopes to eliminate overdose deaths entirely
• Witnesses, police recount search efforts after 7-year-old drowns in Lake Michigan
• UPDATE: 7-year-old found after search at Silver Beach dies
• Superintendent Kristen Bawks talks back-to-school for St. Joseph Public Schools
• Berrien Springs defeats Benton Harbor in week one for Michigan schools
• Ferry Street School: From ashes to a community landmark
• St. Joseph Department of Public Safety fundraising for new K9 Unit
• UPDATE: Jean Klock Park and Beach open after water tests safe
• Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen reopens doors to the community
• Benton Harbor City Council discusses voting for adding fluoride back into local water supply
• Berrien County hosting Narcan Drive-Thru aiming to decline overdose deaths
• A change to St. Joseph Amtrak station is on the way
• Students received health services at Berrien County's Back to School Bash
• Niles City Council approves solar power agreements
• City of Niles to hold Grand Opening for Ferry Street School Park
• Benton Harbor redevelopment plans envision new riverfront
• BHDPS investigating homicide in Benton Harbor
• Suspected swatting call made on home across from Whirlpool Technology Center in St. Joseph; no threat to the public
• UPDATE: Investigators reveal potential cause of Monday's deadly Niles house fire
• One dead after train/vehicle crash in Berrien County
• Benton Harbor riverfront redevelopment plan nears final draft as public input continues
• Berrien County Youth Fair kicks off 81st year
• Taste of Niles brings community members to taste local food and buy local products at Riverfront Park
• Niles serves up a community food festival
• Benton Harbor seeks community input on riverfront and downtown redevelopment