Berrien County

• North Elementary closed due to COVID-positive teacher
• Benton Harbor Area Schools receive large donation from Whirlpool
• Stewart Elementary back in class after COVID case forces closure
• Michigan has 124,687 COVID-19 cases 6,762 deaths
• Trick or Treat times for Halloween 2020
• Over 150,000 Hoosiers have not claimed their stimulus checks
• Berrien County school to temporarily go virtual after teacher tests positive for COVID
• Niles Schools reap unintentional benefits of multi-million dollar bond
• MSP's citizen advisory council encouraging SWMI residents to reach out
• Michigan has 123,633 COVID-19 cases 6,751 deaths
• Michigan has 122,735 COVID-19 cases 6,731 deaths
• Stewart Elementary to close for two days as 31 go into quarantine
• Expired driver’s license grace period ending soon for Michiganders
• Michigan has 121,427 COVID-19 cases 6,723 deaths
• Blossomtime's 114-tradition continues despite pandemic
• Brandywine High School celebrates new tennis court
• Gov. Whitmer to reopen movie theaters, performance venues
• Michigan has 120,526 COVID-19 cases 6,708 deaths
• Two suspects arrested after drug-related search warrants served in Benton Harbor
• Local Niles festival makes changes to host market this weekend
• Shooting under investigation in Benton Township
• Eau Claire Public Schools invest in new tech this year, despite shortage
• Parents outraged after band is left out of high school senior night
• Michigan offers tips for safe Trick or Treating
• Michigan has 119,597 COVID-19 cases 6,700 deaths
• Partnership aims to increase animal control adoptions
• Driver charged with attempted murder after serious crash
• Michigan has 118,615 COVID-19 cases 6,692 deaths
• Niles vet facing misdemeanors after dead animals found
• “I was planning on being in person': Eau Claire teachers redefine roles this school year
• New COVID-19 testing site opening in Benton Harbor
• Berrien County Health Department seeing lower transmission rates of COVID-19
• Michigan has 117,406 cases of COVID-19, 6,665 deaths
• Governor Whitmer shares statement on Ginsburg’s death
• Michigan has 115,870 COVID-19 cases 6,653 deaths
• Amtrak train hits vehicle stuck on railroad tracks
• Niles police chief merging with fire department
• Michigan has 115,387 COVID-19 cases 6,638 deaths
• Michigan judge extends deadline for absentee ballots by 2 weeks
• MSP troopers helping get guns off Benton Harbor streets
• Michigan high school football season begins Friday
• Chikaming Township Police Department is the first state accredited department in Berrien County
• Niles top 20 in nation for home sales during COVID-19
• Officials shed light on EEE risks amid pandemic
• Michigan has 113,863 COVID-19 cases 6,623 deaths
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Anti-police vandalism, denial of BLM mural have residents concerned
• Lake Michigan Catholic Schools opting out of football, volleyball, soccer
• Michigan has 113,183 COVID-19 cases 6,612 deaths
• Local truck driver named 'Driver of the Year'
• Secure Cities Partnership resource expansion assignment has been extended
• SWMI hiring agency looking to fill nearly 150 positions despite pandemic
• Teen dies after being pulled from Lake Michigan near Weko Beach
• Three suspects arrested after detectives find cocaine, guns, cash at Berrien County home
• Michigan has 110,832 COVID-19 cases 6,578 deaths
• 'It's been chaos:' Parents struggle to get kids back in school
• Michigan has 109,519 COVID-19 cases 6,569 deaths
• Scream Park season set to begin Friday
• Gov. Whitmer announces Futures for Frontliners during COVID-19 update press conference
• Teenager injured in shooting in Benton Harbor
• Niles Scream Park opening September 11th
• Dive team conducting live exercise in downtown Niles
• Michigan has 108,595 COVID-19 cases, 6,552 deaths
• 'Let's ease into it:' St. Joseph Public Schools slowly reopen with phased-in approach
• Michigan has 107,812 cases of COVID-19, 6,539 deaths
• 10 residents displaced after Benton Harbor apartment fire on Labor Day
• Niles vandalized by graffiti
• Michigan has 107,371 COVID-19 cases 6,538 deaths
• Niles Skatepark and nearby businesses vandalized Labor Day weekend
• Harbor of Hope hosts grand opening of basketball court with youth tournament
• Michigan has 106,215 COVID-19 cases 6,534 deaths
• Businesses, beachgoers get ready for Labor Day weekend
• Michigan has 105,377 COVID-19 cases 6,526 deaths
• 5 arrested after police seize 12 guns, ammo, body armor during traffic stop
• Health officials encourage people to celebrate Labor Day safely
• Michigan has 104,395 COVID-19 cases 6,519 deaths
• Whitmer: Gyms can reopen; sports can resume, but not advised
• South Bend woman accused of hitting pedestrian, fleeing accident scene
• Berrien County deputy injured in crash
• Michigan has 103,710 COVID-19 cases 6,509 deaths
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Benton Harbor celebrates strengthening school district
• Berrien County K9s Blek, Maxx and Mika receiving bullet and stab protective vests
• Michigan has 103,186 COVID-19 cases 6,495 deaths
• Coloma staggers students' first day back in classrooms
• Michigan has 102,468 COVID-19 cases 6,480 deaths
• Michigan has 102,017 COVID-19 cases 6,473 deaths
• Tik Tok tip challenge reaches Michiana
• Michigan has 101,478 COVID-19 cases 6,467 deaths
• 3,000 without power after Saturday storms
• Bridgman teen with rare heart condition gets revamped car
• Michigan has 100,699 COVID-19 cases 6,446 deaths
• Housing market continues to soar in southwest Michigan
• Michigan has 99,958 COVID-19 cases 6,440 deaths
• Michigan AG investigating racist robocall with false voter information
• Bomb squad called out after 3 pipe bombs found
• ABC57 Investigates: Face coverings have become the new normal, but how well do they work?
• Michigan has 99,200 COVID-19 cases 6,424 deaths
• Jeremy Cuellar in court, requesting to withdraw plea
• Michigan has 98,439 COVID-19 cases 6,417 deaths