Berrien County

• Dozens pushing for Niles Charter Township board to vote yes on recreational marijuana enterprises
• Benton Harbor's city income tax a year later
• Efforts being made to address New Buffalo Beach Erosion
• City of Niles residents working to keep local park
• Court reschedules trials for suspects in murder of Tyrone Hassel III
• Police investigating armed robbery of Napier Shell gas station
• Benton Harbor Area Schools holds special meeting to hire
• Local law enforcement agencies warning of phone scam asking for payment
• Berrien County names Dispatcher of the Year
• Meteotsunamis: a forgotten, dangerous and possibly deadly hazard
• Three Berrien County fire departments expoloring consolidation
• Benton Harbor sees sharp decline in violent crimes
• Berrien County orchards losing crops to the polar vortex
• Fatal motorcycle accident under investigation
• Organizations planning historic bike path in Niles
• Pokagon Band, Four Winds Casinos to donate 1,000 meals across Michiana
• Benton Harbor Area Schools holds monthly Superintendent meeting
• Razor blades found at gas pumps in Berrien County
• Prosecutor warns of 'extraordinary increase' in overdose deaths, recoveries
• Michigan girl makes ‘sad’ discovery while at Tiscornia Beach
• Benton Harbor city officials hold public hearing about fixing the city's drinking water
• Investigators find Bridgman attempted abduction false
• Michigan State Police seeing increase in crashes involving distracted drivers
• Berrien County sees an increase in foreclosures
• 60-year-old man shot while watching TV at Benton Harbor home
• Benton Harbor Area Schools closed Friday due to shooting investigation
• Benton Harbor Area Schools addresses issues facing the district during school board meeting
• Students in Niles help with leaf pick-up
• Future of Niles park remains unclear
• Man attempts to abduct 11-year-old girl in Bridgman
• Bridgman Police investigating attempted abduction
• Benton Harbor residents encouraged to sign up for CodeRED alerts
• Niles community rallying around area firefighters
• Shots fired into a Benton Township home
• Pickup truck struck by train in Chikaming Township
• Spring leaf pickup not available in the City of Niles
• Deputies identify woman who died after stopping on I-94
• Police searching for suspects involved in shooting at Benton Township home
• Woman pronounced deceased at scene following crash on I-94
• Benton Harbor tackling illegal dumping as many consider harsher penalties
• Grant would help homeowners cited by code enforcement pay for repairs
• Multiple businesses set to open in downtown Niles over the next few months
• Benton Harbor Area Schools holds town hall meeting to address the future of the district
• Benton Harbor creates anonymous tip line
• Multiple scams circulating Michiana
• Berrien County groups attacking mental health head-on
• Lake Michigan College to celebrate International Education Week
• Woman found on Berrien County beach identified as missing woman
• Made in Michiana: Souldier Straps
• Woman’s body found on Lake Michigan beach
• MSP looking to livestream dash cam video
• New security cameras coming to Benton Harbor High School
• Michigan schools awarded school safety and security grant funding
• Berrien County program helping neighbors find jobs
• Officials asking for feedback on branding of Michiana trails with new survey
• John Lewis sentenced to life behind bars after killing his wife
• Officials clear up misinformation about Michigan's Principal Residence Exemption
• Police conducting death investigation in Union Pier
• Niles marijuana growing facility enters next phase of approval process
• Stevensville improving area parks with dog area, kayak launch, more
• Benton Harbor neighbors fed up with illegal dumping
• Cool Schools: Ring Lardner Middle School serves up fruitful learning
• Benton Harbor launches ‘war on illegal dumping’
• MDOT rolls out bridge rating system
• Police use new Bridgman bus safety upgrades to crack down on drivers
• Niles police investigating armed robbery at Check Into Cash
• Benton Harbor Mayor delivers State of the City address
• Benton Harbor tackles infrastructure issues
• New trail options coming to Berrien County
• New attorney for Kemia Hassel and trial date set to change soon
• Bridgman Public Schools add safety features to school buses
• Antwan Mims sentenced in Benton Harbor double murder
• Communities gather for Women's Unity Walk
• House on US 12 heavily damaged by fire, road reopens
• New clinic helping people with eating disorders is opening in Berrien County
• Berrien County program aimed at boosting investment
• Police asking for help locating persons of interest in murder investigation
• Shooting at Orchards Mall under investigation
• Benton Harbor schools CEO lays out options for struggling district
• Niles council hears recommendations on recreational marijuana rules
• River Valley High School teacher on leave after allegations of relations with 16-year-old student
• Michiana officials ask for help with naming regional trails
• Local school district discuss Gov. Whitmer's proposal to increase K-12 education spending
• Andrews University closes out 'Rise Up Against Abuse' rally on Sunday
• Two people rescued after falling through ice chasing dog
• Berrien County Road Department reveals plans to fix county roads
• Dash cam video released from stolen ambulance chase
• Benton Harbor Area Schools may partner with consulting firm to turn around district
• Bond set for ambulance theft suspect
• Woman killed while trying to cross road in Buchanan Township
• Statewide group at popular festival recruiting qualified workers to Michigan
• Benton Harbor joins effort to fix polluted water in Ox Creek
• Concerns that Orchards Mall is dying: 'It deserves to be saved'
• Police: Man stole ambulance, led police on high speed chase
• Historic building in Benton Harbor expected to be redeveloped
• Michigan roadside drug testing program expanding
• Stolen vehicle suspect in custody following pursuit on I-94
• I-94 lanes have reopened in Berrien County following crashes
• Power restored in Berrien County following outages
• Benton Harbor residents question city's infrastructure after sinkhole