Berrien County

• ABC57 Minute Miracle in Berrien County
• Wonderland Toy Store helps hundreds of Southwest Michigan families afford Christmas gifts
• Winter Art Hop taking place this holiday season
• Corewell Health now operating in department dedicated for pregnant patients
• Convicted murderer found guilty of third murder
• Niles History Center to host special Holiday Open House
• Mosaic CCDA hosts Wonderland Toy Store
• Memory Cafés opening in Berrien County starting in January
• Reindog Parade takes over St. Joseph
• Niles Scream Park raises more than $153K for local groups
• Berrien County Health Department highlights services for World AIDS Day
• Tenth year of Benton Harbor free holiday food program on Dec. 19
• Zo's Mini Donuts to serve up hot and fresh donuts at Light Up the Bluff
• Eastbound I-94 ramp to US 31 temporarily closed for crash
• UPDATE: One sent to hospital following Wednesday morning plane crash at Southwest Michigan Regional Airport
• Brandywine Community Schools notifies parents of fake child abduction call
• Summer's Spotlight: Small Business Saturday returns
• Berrien County celebrates annual Adoption Day
• Investigative Report reveals Benton Harbor Superintendent mismanaged student incidents during tenure with Chicago Public Schools
• Fair Plan East Elementary School removed from MDE partnership list
• MSP Niles Post stuffs a 'Blue Goose' with toys and food
• Downtown Buchanan readies for annual White Saturday
• The Buchanan Area Senior Center holds their holiday bazaar this Saturday
• Celebration in Buchanan, grand reopening of downtown
• Father of suspended student & community advocates call for healing after BHAS superintendent “confrontation”
• Grand reopening of Downtown Buchanan
• MDOT Berrien County rebuilding finished for the winter
• UPDATE: FBI activity in Berrien County results in arrests plus seizure of weapons, drugs
• Video shows confrontation between BHAS Superintendent and students, families question district response
• Rigoberto Gomez found guilty in Eau Claire firefighter murder trial
• Whirlpool Corporation third annual Egg-Mobile mentorship challenge
• Eau Claire firefighter murder trial: Closing arguments and jury deliberations
• Second suspect sentenced in Bertrand Township road rage shooting
• Active gas leak in the area of Sherman Court and Colfax
• Eau Claire firefighter murder trial: Rigoberto Gomez takes the stand
• Buchanan to hold ribbon-cutting, open house Friday to celebrate downtown project
• Marshall County declares itself a Second Amendment Sanctuary County 
• Michigan deer processors join the fight against hunger
• Summer's Spotlight: Buckle Up Berrien keeping children safe
• Niles City Council meeting for microbusiness
• Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency supports annual Stuff A Truck food drive
• Eau Claire firefighter murder trial: DNA and security footage
• UPDATE: Missing Berrien County teen located safely
• Local pastor accused of sexually abusing at least three kids
• Eau Claire firefighter murder trial: Bodycam footage and physical evidence 
• Forgiveness at the forefront for family who survived Benton Harbor drive-by shooting
• The Original Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament comes to Benton Harbor June 2026
• Community calls for accountability after student confrontation with BHAS Superintendent
• Eau Claire firefighter murder trial: Opening statement and first witnesses
• Berrien County Health Department offers vaccine appointments ahead of holidays
• 200-unit apartment complex moves ahead in Lincoln Charter Township
• 12th annual Comet's Holiday Bazaar at Coloma High School
• Jury selected in firefighter murder trial
• BHAS Superintendent releases statement after confrontation with students
• Remains of New Buffalo Jane Doe identified after 37 years
• Community helps put on birthday parade for Niles 3-year-old
• Man rescued from Paw Paw River after allegedly committing breaking and entering
• Snowfall brings power outages across Berrien County
• Veterans day concert to support local veterans
• UPDATE: Southbound US 31 in Berrien County open after vehicle fire
• Caring Connection expands trauma support for survivors
• Benton Harbor car shot at Monday night
• Taqueria Don Chepe’s ‘Meal Board’ pays it forward during shutdown
• Cass Family Clinic opens Mobile Health Clinic to support health across Southwest Michigan
• Business owners on M-51 talk losses after dispensary ban
• For lake Michigan surfers, fall means carving waves, not pumpkins
• Niles Charter Township residents vote to ban marijuana dispensaries
• 19-year-old man sentenced for road rage shooting in Berrien County
• Niles ALDI to have soft opening Wednesday, ribbon-cutting Thursday
• Who's running for Benton Harbor City Commissioner?
• Niles marijuana proposal is in the voters hands
• Primitiv hosts fourth annual Turkey Drive in Niles
• Local MSP posts hold month-long food drive
• Berrien County Health Department and Sheriff's Office introduce Buckle Up Berrien to improve child passenger safety
• Lake Michigan College introducing new Physical Therapist Assistant program at open house
• ABC57 Under the Lights: Shamrocks defeat Chieftains 34-20 in first MHSAA playoff game
• Niles hosts trick-or-treating early to support Halloween football playoff game
• Free baby food to families facing hardships
• Mass lootings amidst US government shutdown
• Benton Harbor Area Schools responds to employees terminated for alleged inappropriate conduct
• Pause in SNAP benefits could leave 23,000 Berrien County Residents without food assistance; resources available
• Benton Harbor Area Schools removes employees over alleged misconduct
• Domestic violence sweeps in Berrien County
• Tricks to get treats safely this Halloween
• Beckerink will be charged for his wife's murder in Chicago apartment
• Rocky Horror Show the musical returns to The Ghostlight theater October 29 to November 2
• Former police officer faces 11 felonies for allegedly falsifying salvage vehicle inspections
• ONLY ON ABC57: A behind the scenes look at Niles Scream Park
• Fifteen arrested following joint human trafficking operation Wednesday
• Lake Michigan College Marketing and Communications team takes home four awards from national conference
• Multi-million housing development brings first grocery store in decades
• UPDATE: Beckerink sentenced for abusing late wife in New Buffalo, victim's family files petition over her estate
• No school for Niles Cedar Lane students Oct. 27
• Local crash survivor meets with dispatcher and first responders who helped save his life
• The annual Truck or Treat event is back in St. Joseph, Michigan
• Former Baroda-Lake Township Police Chief faces Embezzlement charges
• Book distributor Baker and Taylor shut down after nearly 200 years of business
• Congressman Walberg attends rally to thank supporters, protestors react    
• St. Joseph invites community to learn about Tax Increment Financing ahead of Commission Meeting
• Stop 22 Michiana hosts fifth annual Trick-or-Treat