Berrien County

• United Way Southwest Michigan celebrates critical 211 Call Service
• 200-unit Harbor Shores redevelopment moves forward
• Michigan school cellphone ban signed
• Dog rescued after falling through ice in Buchanan
• City unveils revised paid parking plan, invites St. Joseph residents to give feedback
• Berrien County Democrats honor Black History with community celebration
• Buchanan Business Boosters invite community to Valentine Celebration
• Ice Fest taking shape this weekend in St. Joseph
• More than $2M in grants to help employers improve workforce
• Harbor Shores development set to begin construction after plans were approved
• Local woman's granddaughter fights to honor her legacy with street sign topper 
• UPDATE: The Benton Harbor City Commissioners vote in favor of transferring the $420k to assist in paying overdue bills.
• Sign up for car seat safety check event at Baroda Lake Township Police Department
• St. Joseph seeks public input as Paid Parking returns for Summer
• Weather It Matters: Risks of icy social media pictures
• 37-year-old man found guilty in 2022 death of Berrien County Road Department employee
• Michigan Works! reveals list of employers to appear at job fair
• Group pressures lawmakers to abolish ICE
• Benton Harbor water crisis lawsuit reaches preliminary settlement
• Galentine Small Shops coming to The Grand LV
• UPDATE: 21-year-old man identified in Benton Harbor shooting
• Dangers of ice on Lake Michigan
• Bank foundation donates $100k to support new athletic field at local college
• Brutal winter weather leads to athletics cancellations
• R.A.D. program helping to teach self-defense in Michiana
• Schools across Michiana adjust to ongoing winter weather
• Business is booming for vintage stores
• How Berrien County is keeping road conditions safe during snowy conditions
• City of Niles settles lawsuit with mother of 2022 shooting victim
• Local homeless shelters, City of South Bend work to keep people safe during freezing temperatures
• Local teen racer injured off the racetrack, family shares message of safety
• Boil water notice lifted for Benton Charter Township
• Lake Michigan freezing causes low water pressure in Benton Charter Township
• Benton Charter Township residents asked to limit water use Monday due to treatment plant issue
• Hunter Ice Festival celebrates final day
• Lawsuit filed by marijuana business
• Boil order notice for Benton Charter Township
• Winter weather matching the chill of Niles Hunter Ice Festival
• Adam Beckerink charged in murder of Caitlyn Tracey; bond request denied
• City of Buchanan no longer uses pennies in government buildings
• Hunter Ice Festival takes over downtown Niles
• Michigan Works! to host February job fair
• $1,000 available for perfect attendance at Benton Harbor High School
• Woman charged with lying to police in connection with Chad Medlin murder investigation
• Adam Beckerink appears in court for murder charge
• 63-year-old man arrested on multiple possession charges
• Three-time convicted murderer faces additional felonies while in jail
• Rigoberto Gomez sentenced to 50 years for killing Eau Claire firefighter Chad Medlin
• Berrien Community Foundation receives $150k grant to expand food access
• Summer's Spotlight: Annual Ice Festival set to take over downtown Niles
• Maize and Blue Fund hosts first annual student athlete wellness summit
• Rx Kids expansion to offer direct assistance for Berrien County mothers
• $250k in grants awarded across Berrien County
• Free math workshops for adults in Benton Harbor
• Izzi Dame, Buchanan grad, crowned WWE Champion
• Saylor's Pizza Port in Niles reopens at new location, serving same beloved pizzas
• Group protests US takeover of Venezuela
• The Tin Shop Theatre hosts MLK discussion
• New rental housing community opens in Benton Harbor
• Southwestern Michigan College Board votes to appoint 9th college president
• Benton Harbor fire leaves home in ruins Monday
• Southwest Michigan dispensaries brace for 24 percent wholesale tax
• The Berrien Community Foundation awards For Good Grants to Berrien County nonprofits
• UPDATE: About 200 MEC customer power outages remain in Southwest Michigan, evening restoration expected
• Hidden Pointe Fun Park celebrates New Year with Boogie Dance Night
• Amphibians and reptiles up close with the Niles District Library
• Lake Michigan College to host annual MLK community breakfast
• Expungement Resource Fair at Benton Harbor High School
• UPDATE: Benton Harbor Public Library postpones community leader ceremony
• Multiple departments respond to Christmas Eve morning fire
• Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen hopes to re-open in the new year
• UPDATE: One dead after two semi-trucks crash, catch fire on I-94 Monday
• Multiple injured in rollover crash Sunday
• Niles Buchanan YMCA opens Hometown Christmas Market to public
• City of Benton Harbor to reach settlement in lead water crisis class action lawsuit
• Year-end chat with Congressman Huizenga about legislation, running for third term
• Four Buchanan students earn FCC license
• Detroit Pistons dunk team brings holiday pep rally and a message to Fair Plain middle schoolers
• Lincoln Charter Township Fire Department looks to expand, lower response times
• Varner's Greenhouse and Nursery brings bursts of color to the holiday flowers this season
• Christmas tree farms sales impacted by weather
• Fire crews contain possible transformer fire
• Niles seeks community input on five-year parks and recreation plan
• Shop with a cop brings Christmas joy
• Father sentenced to 22 to 50 years for starving son to death
• 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
• 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