Berrien County

• Information session held today about the future of Red Arrow Highway
• No charges to be filed in fatal crash involving Benton Harbor City Commissioner
• Chick-fil-A in Benton Township officially opens Feb. 27
• SLOW DOWN: Road conditions on US12 causing slide-offs Thursday morning
• Applications open for Berrien Community Foundation 'For Good Grants' program
• Benton Harbor Commissioners vote to increase city’s garbage collection rates
• Public invited to informational session regarding Red Arrow Highway improvement project
• Berrien Community Foundation and local family launch summer arts scholarship
• The Bourbon Barn celebrates its grand opening
• Winter weather impedes delivery drivers
• Lake Michigan College Women Athletics turns 50 years old 
• Multiple departments respond to Benton Harbor house fire
• Protestors deliver letter to Congressman Walberg over DOGE concerns
• Over 50 people gathered outside Congressman Tim Walberg's office in protest
• Benton Harbor Secretary of State closing Feb. 14 for remodel
• Road closure begins Feb. 24 in Berrien County
• New Benton Township Park set to be completed fall 2026
• Third annual Michigan Black Summit kicked off today at Lake Michigan College
• St. Joseph Ice Fest returns for 20th year
• Flu season surge means crowded emergency rooms, when to stay home
• Whirlpool and Mosaic CCDA give Benton Harbor High School students hands-on experience
• Berrien County Facilities will open at noon due to hazardous road conditions
• Local Police Departments concerned over House Bill 1186
• St. Joe Department of Public Safety investigates suspicious person, locks down schools Tuesday morning
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office hiring for Marine Unit
• I-94 rebuilding project resumes in Berrien County Thursday
• St. Joseph Public Schools Launches 'Maize and Blue Fund' to support athletics
• Tickets on sale for upcoming Michigan Black Summit in Benton Harbor
• Power restored after brief outage in Niles
• When will lake effect snow come to an end?
• Meet Mavis, Coloma Elementary's soon to be certified therapy dog
• Berrien County man arrested on multiple gun and drug charges
• Michigan credit union opens applications for $30K worth of scholarships
• UPDATE: Missing Niles man found safe Thursday morning
• Lake Michigan College offers free 3D and 4D ultrasounds
• One man in custody after Lincoln Township shed catches fire, damages nearby home
• Local health expert and farmer react to bird flu outbreaks
• Multiple departments respond to St. Joseph house fire Sunday night
• MDOT using crowdsourced data to plan safer infrastructure for cyclist, pedestrians
• St. Joseph Youth Sports Foundation leans on the community to raise much needed funds
• Amatrak has multiple local trains impacted by cold temperatures this week
• Applications open for Michigan Gateway Community Foundation Scholarships
• Benton Harbor man sentenced to over eight years in prison for illegal firearm possession
• Berrien County Health Department highlights Sexual Health Clinic services for Cervical Health Awareness Month
• Will Benton Harbor start putting fluoride in the water supply again?
• Ambulance collides with school bus, bus crashes into second bus
• Preparations are underway for the 21st Annual Hunter Ice Festival
• Niles Charter Township in first phases of establishing Marijuana Ordinance
• Hunter Ice Festival starts Friday in downtown Niles
• Niles farmer to pay $87k to settle allegations of wrongdoing
• UPDATE: Suspects identified and charged for armed robbery at a Berrien County truck stop
• K9 Thor retires from Berrien County Sheriff's Office
• Local snow removal business works through mostly snow-free season
• Garage fire in Lincoln Township Friday evening
• Free radon testing kits offered by Berrien County Health Department
• Jay's Lounge honors New Orleans ahead of Sugar Bowl 
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office investigating police impersonation and fraud on New Year's Eve
• Berrien Community Foundation opens scholarship applications
• Lightshow of a lifetime: Dowagiac community goes above and beyond for little girl in hospice care
• 57 Minute Miracle: Holiday miracles in Niles
• Serving daily includes holidays at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen
• Fire crews respond to early morning house fire in Benton Harbor
• DNR offers tips on how to get rid of Christmas tree responsibly
• Local spa raises $1,000 for Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen
• Eden Springs Park hosts holiday train rides
• Michigan DNR offers safety tips for cold weather activities
• Pokagon band and Four winds casino held another holiday household giveaway
• BHDPS responds to fire in condemned house, reminds public of legal ways to help unhoused people
• Pokagon Band of Potawatomi reveal gingerbread villages at local casinos
• Multiple fire departments respond to Berrien County house fire Sunday morning
• Be Healthy Berrien receives $150K grant from Michigan Health Endowment Fund to help reduce obesity
• Buchanan receives $230K grant for Boat Launch Reconstruction Project
• Women’s Business Center launches new business plan certified program
• UPDATE: Michiana McDonald's permanently closes, owner releases statement
• Girls volleyball team makes state with just seven players
• Shelton's Farm Market in Niles closes doors for final time
• Wreck between two large vehicles and a car leaves one dead Friday in Berrien County
• Benton Township man found guilty of dealing meth, fentanyl, and cocaine
• 'Prancerpalooza' comes to Three Oaks for locally shot film's 35th anniversary
• Michigan warns pet shoppers to be wary of scams this holiday season
• Honor Credit Union collaborates with Toys for Tots to spread holiday cheer
• Law enforcement hiring fair in full swing at Lake Michigan College
• Michigan DNR awards several communities over $1.8M in recreation grants for park and trail improvement
• One arrested for arson in Benton Habor apartment fire Monday
• Niles History Center to host Holiday Evening Open House
• One dead and three injured as a car collides with train in Coloma Township
• Carter’s Christmas Wonderland brings holiday spirit to the neighborhood
• Southwest Michigan school districts get Filter First grants
• Benton Harbor homes, businesses without power Thursday
• Corewell Health invites community to donate blood this season
• Annual live Nativity at Huntly Memorial Baptist Church Friday and Saturday
• Berrien County closes all non-essential county services and buildings Thursday
• Several road closures in Berrien County for powerline repairs
• Michigan Works! secures $3.1M in grants to fund training and retain employees at local businesses
• Watervliet snow cleanup
• 57 Minute Miracle: Holiday miracles in Niles
• Niles Township Marijuana Establishments Ordinance tabled
• Road crews and street departments prepare for incoming snow
• Niles' State Championship hopes fall short at Ford Field on Friday
• With Black Friday finished, local shops getting ready for Small Business Saturday