Berrien County

• Blood banks at historic lows, dire need for donations
• Niles annual hunter ice festival brings economic boost to local businesses
• Annual Niles festival continues through the weekend
• Some Hoosiers crossing state lines to get tested amid limited supply in Indiana
• Lakeshore Drive closure begins Monday in St. Joseph
• 18th annual Hunter Ice Festival kicks off Friday in Niles
• New study shows possibility of cannabis protecting against COVID-19
• Niles Community Schools switching to virtual learning due to transportation issues
• Cases, hospitalizations continue to surge in Berrien County
• Study found racial disparities in traffic stops by Michigan State Police troopers
• Local winery produces 'ice wine' throughout cold, Michigan winters
• PHOTOS: Snowy Monday in Michiana
• Michigan road crews continue to clear the snow after first major lake effect snow storm
• City of Niles offering Christmas tree pickup beginning January 10
• COVID-19 vaccine, flu shot clinics in Cassopolis and Niles January 8
• Grant awarded to Berrien County to fix roads and support jobs
• Amid staffing shortages, one restaurant able to invest in robot server
• Remains found in 1997 identified as Benton Harbor woman
• DogSlinger restaurant closed through January 11 due to COVID-19
• Benton Harbor water distribution sites for Jan. 4 – 10
• Restaurant owner charged with 7 counts criminal sexual conduct, kidnapping
• Man charged in deaths of two people in Benton Harbor on Christmas Eve
• Berrien County Health Department releases new COVID-19 vaccine clinic schedule
• Coloma Schools requiring masks for two weeks
• Spectrum Health Lakeland announces top baby names of 2021
• Road crews say keep an eye on driving conditions as you celebrate this weekend
• Michigan will allow tax deduction for gambling losses
• Suspect faces charges after two people found dead on Buss Street
• Michigan urges schools to delay or make large events remote
• Benton Harbor water distribution sites for Dec. 29 – Jan. 6
• Buchanan rallying around siblings battling COVID
• Fire damages apartment in Benton Harbor
• One person seriously injured in Berrien County crash
• Person of interest in custody in Benton Harbor double homicide investigation
• The Lights on Bell Road brings holiday cheer through dazzling Christmas light show
• Michigan governor supports vaccine mandate; AG would defend
• Niles library offers more than just books
• Donation drive for Niles fire victims has big turnout
• Community steps up to help Niles fire victims
• How to navigate the holidays with COVID’s latest surge
• The story behind the Christmas pickle tradition
• 57 Minute Miracle: Niles man in need of a new set of wheels
• Benton Harbor water distribution sites for Dec. 21 – 31
• Niles Lights and Sights celebrates holiday season
• Berrien County Health Department offering booster shots to 16 and 17-year-olds
• Benton Harbor holds second water resource fair as latest samples show lower lead levels
• Berrien County Sherriff’s Office Record Lobby now open by appointments
• Michigan State Police, Lakeshore schools discuss ongoing safety concerns
• How the Niles Sights and Lights decorating contest is spreading holiday cheer in the community
• Holiday food giveaway for Berrien County residents
• Police attempting to identify driver who met with 16-year-old girl
• MDHHS announces payment of $150k in overdue water bills
• Some Benton Harbor residents receiving overdue water bill forgiveness
• Police investigate 3 separate school threats, 2 students taken into custody
• Lakeshore High School to close Tuesday due to threat
• Auto insurers to give $400 refund checks to Michigan policyholders by May 9, 2022
• Deputies cleared in fatal shooting of man with knife
• Two injured in shooting at River Terrace Apartments
• Pinecrest Christmas Tree Farms continues to be a holiday tradition for families
• Shooting in Benton Harbor leaves two injured on Sunday night
• Coloma High School students met with officials on dangers of school threats
• Thomas Memorial Stadium board speaks out about funds allegedly taken from adult baseball league
• Niles restaurant donating bikes to kids for Christmas
• Driver facing murder charge after allegedly causing fatal crash
• Coloma student arrested after allegedly making threats in classroom
• Man charged with allegedly embezzling funds from adult baseball league
• Investigators identify two people found deceased in St. Joseph home
• Berrien County schools urge continued discussion among families amid safety threats
• COVID-19 case counts update for Berrien County
• Water bottle recycling offered at Benton Harbor High School
• Student accused of making threat at St. Joseph High School in police custody, district says
• Holiday Heroes: Humane Society of Southwest Michigan transforming the lives of animals
• Classes cancelled at St. Joseph High School Wednesday
• Bill Nye to speak at The Mendel Center on Feb. 8
• Threats of violence continue at Berrien County schools
• Criminal charges eligible for individuals that make violent school threats in Michigan
• Resource fair to help reduce lead exposure in Benton Harbor December 16
• Three individual threats made within Lakeshore Schools over two days
• St. Joseph High School dismissed Tuesday morning for potential threat
• Benton Harbor water distribution now centralized at Benton Harbor High School
• Michigan drivers to receive $400 insurance refund
• St. Joseph police investigating suspicious death of two elderly people
• Free open house event at the Niles History Center
• Two people found dead in St. Joseph residence
• Annual Sign Queen and Friends holiday market underway in Niles
• Berrien County woman convicted in murder-for-hire plot
• Berrien County Sheriff’s Office addresses false threats following Oxford shooting
• Free blood lead testing for Benton Harbor residents December 4
• Benton Harbor water distribution sites for Dec. 5 – 11
• A deer hunting family tradition
• COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Berrien County
• Water main break in Chikaming Township impacts some residents
• Benton Harbor organization committed to helping residents get water
• Local school district emphasizes safety protocols following deadly Oxford shooting
• Recall petition against Benton Harbor Mayor Muhammad approved
• Benton Harbor water distribution sites for Dec. 1 – 4
• More schools issue mask mandates as cases increase & new variant emerges
• Holiday Village returns to downtown Bridgman December 11
• Two-vehicle crash turns deadly on I-94 near New Buffalo
• Woman injured in shooting off Hurd Street