Berrien County

• MDOT invests $640K into chip sealing section of M-60
• Trial for shooting that killed Eau Claire firefighter and military vet rescheduled
• Berrien County gets quarter million to purchase, protect farmland
• Public open house for Business Loop rebuilding project June 2
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office asking for help identifying scam suspect
• Cool temps could affect Memorial Day business
• Six sets of twins walk the stage at Buchanan High School graduation
• Two Berrien County roads reopen ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
• Lane closures for Bertrand Road construction begin May 27
• Local elementary school without power Thursday, students to stay in class
• Seasonal paid parking debate heats up in St. Joseph
• Local nonprofit offers 'The Dad Playbook' program for young fathers
• Local conservative group launches human trafficking awareness campaign
• Multiple fire departments respond to car and house fire Sunday morning
• Renaissance Fair wraps up at Plym Park in Niles
• Veteran Stand Down hosted by Berrien County on June 6
• Storm damage across Southwest Michigan
• UPDATE: Blossomland Bridge repaired after being stuck in down position due to overnight storms
• Community honoring officers lost in the line of duty in Berrien County
• 'Green Mile?' Niles Township businesses selling to dispensaries
• Overgrown: Southwest Michigan’s Booming Cannabis Industry
• Charges filed in Berrien County Motel Murder
• Newly renovated Charles Yarbrough Park to hold dedication ceremony May 17
• BREAKING: Owner of Jay's Lounge in talks to sell building and land to dispensary
• Motel murder on Red Arrow Highway, 34-year-old suspect arrested
• Niles State Rep. wants stricter age verification, introduces adult content bill
• MSP, Niles police respond to rollover crash on M-139
• Corewell Health opens new substance use treatment and education center
• Culvert replacements continue Wednesday near Lakewood Estates
• Dredging in St. Joseph Harbor begins May 13
• Battlefield Michigan fundraiser took place Friday night
• Mosquito season expected to be another buggy one in Berrien County
• Road closures begin Saturday morning for 2025 Blossomtime Grand Floral Parade
• Niles' historic Chapin Mansion honored by Governor Whitmer Thursday
• Thursday morning crash sends one car rolling, both drivers to Niles hospital
• BCHD community baby shower supporting new, expecting families
• Stevensville man arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon
• Buchanan, Cass to get at least $1M each in R.A.P. grant funding
• Michiana May 6 election results
• Road construction takes over downtown Buchanan, businesses still accessible
• Trailer on fire at Hills Haven in Buchanan
• Berrien County GOP, American Legion, comment on controversial “Battlefield Michigan” event in Stevensville
• Stand Up for Trump rally Monday afternoon in Downtown Niles
• Applications open for $50K Stephen E. Upton Love Your Community Grant in Berrien County
• Multiple agencies respond to early morning house fire
• Michigan Works! to host job fair
• Lane closures on the M-63 Blossomland Bridge start May 5
• Road-side mowing operations begin week of May 12 in Berrien County
• Berrien County replacing traffic signals to improve safety this summer
• I-94 lane closures start May 5 for Hennessey Road bridge repairs
• Two vehicle crash leaves one dead in Benton Township
• Benton Harbor one of 13 distressed municipalities awarded $2.5M in total grants
• Buchanan tears down Old Feed Mill on Red Bud Trail
• Benton Harbor Area Schools begins search for newest superintendent
• St. Joe-Benton Harbor Rotary Club hosting 67th Annual Track Meet May 2
• Heart of Cook Foundation grant applications now open, deadline June 9
• Niles celebrates grand opening of the NODE
• Chicago women lead multi-agency pursuit following armed robbery at local T-Mobile
• Upton Drive reconstruction project set to begin in the City of St. Joseph on April 28
• The grand opening of the NODE in Niles is set for Saturday, April 26
• NRC Palisades Restart Panel hosts fourth local public meeting
• Repairs on southbound U.S. 31 to start April 28 and continue through August
• UPDATE: Lane closure start May 5 for section of Snowberry Road
• Berrien County Courthouse closed Wednesday due to power outage
• A healing path begins with teamwork: Path Appleton's story
• Community invited to Spring Clean-Up at Flourish Community Garden
• Authorities seek help identifying subject in ongoing investigation
• Local nonprofit offers new program, 'The Dad Playbook,' for young fathers
• Marijuana establishments can now set up shop within Niles Charter Township limits
• Protestors and counter protestors rally in Niles
• Three Oaks American Legion Post 204 set to host 73rd annual Hog Roast Fundraiser
• "No Kings" protest takes over downtown Saint Joseph Saturday
• Fire in Lincoln Charter Township in Berrien County
• Grassroots movement forms bipartisan coalition rallying to protect democracy
• 4/20: Reception is high for local Niles dispensaries
• Wall heater sparks southwest Michigan fire Friday morning
• Rotary Club of Greater Niles looking for new members
• Benton Harbor School Board joins dozens of educators in sending letter to Congresswoman
• City of Buchanan to tear down long-standing feed mill starting April 23
• Two men sentenced for 2024 non-fatal shooting
• Berrien County Health Department, MSU partner to help public safely raise chickens
• Water Wonderful World book signing at Andrews University Library
• YMCA to lead Montessori program at Northside in Niles this fall
• Dowagiac Fire Department open house took place Saturday afternoon
• Family searches for donor to help 4-year-old with rare blood disease
• Fatal semi-truck crash in Berrien County early Saturday morning
• Local record stores prepare for Record Store Day 2025 Saturday
• Berrien County road getting summer-long improvement project
• Berrien County roads receiving resurfacing treatments
• Blossomland Bridge stuck in down position, repair time unknown
• State leaders talk lawsuits and civic action at Benton Harbor town hall
• Future Fair for students, job hunters, and employers set for April 16 at LMC
• Boil water order canceled for Dowagiac
• Stretch of U.S. 12 in Berrien County to have lane restriction, closures all summer
• 'Go Solo Festival' fosters experience and confidence for Coloma Community School students
• 200-unit apartment complex could come to Lincoln Township
• Niles gears up for the grand opening of the NODE
• Busy Berrien Springs road to be under construction for months starting April 14
• Five arrested on drug charges, warrants, and more in Berrien County
• Section of Pipestone Street closed for sewer work through June