Berrien County

• Weather It Matters: Will Northern Lights sparkle in Michiana skies again soon?
• Supply remains strong as Christmas tree farmers battle root rot
• Nine escape basement fire at group home Tuesday morning
• Southwest Michigan bar draws Cubs fans for NLDS
• SMC narrows presidential search to four finalists
• Drowning at Lake Chapin in Berrien Springs under investigation
• Houndstooth launches monthly give back nights in Benton Harbor
• Varner's Greenhouse & Nursery kicks off 6th Annual Fall Festival
• 85-year-old Niles Cubs fan receives 'Wish of a Lifetime'
• Buchanan cited by EGLE for sediment seeping into McCoy Creek
• Coloma Community Schools educators awarded grants to enhance classrooms
• Much-needed housing on its way to Benton Harbor with 'Project T'
• State Rep. Joey Andrews previews state budget at Benton Harbor city hall
• Cass Family Clinic expands with new dental center
• Jim Delapa collegiate invitational brings division one golf to Benton Harbor
• Final day of 53rd annual Niles Apple Fest
• California Road Closure beginning Monday, September 29
• Niles celebrates 53rd Annual Four Flags Area Apple Festival this weekend
• Moms pray before 'War by the Shore' for injured Lakeshore player
• Berrien County awards four Lifesaving Awards, three Certificates of Commendation
• UPDATE: 20-year-old officially charged with murder of 15-year-old Benton Harbor boy
• Coloma Community Schools prepare for lack of state funding
• Local Monarch butterflies hanging around longer thanks to warm weather
• City of Benton Harbor taking steps toward Ox Creek Revitalization
• Kalamazoo Central student facing consequences for injuring Lakeshore player in JV football game
• UPDATE: Man sentenced for murder of double-amputee at a Berrien County motel
• Lake Michigan College dedicates softball field to women's athletic program founder
• Fernwood Botanical Garden held their annual garden party Sunday
• Lighthouse Chorus benefit concert
• MDOT open house for future improvements to M-139
• Man arrested for naked home invasion
• Berrien Community Foundation donates $50K for emergency book fund at LMC
• State police investigating fatal tractor crash
• Niles cannabis dispensaries can now open sooner and close later, here's why
• Pedestrian dead after being struck by car in Niles
• Lake Michigan College to dedicate the Liz and Lloyd Miller Family Field on Sept. 20
• Lighthouse chorus food bank fundraiser September 20
• Armed Robbery suspect crashes into river after pursuit in Berrien Springs
• Man allegedly commits armed robbery, flees police, drives into river
• Berrien County road closures beginning tomorrow
• Dowagiac takes down Benton Harbor at home 69-12
• Summer's Spotlight: Kicking off the fall season with Oaktoberfest
• New football coach at Benton Harbor looks to turn program around, heading into Week 3 matchup 0-2
• Community gathers for 9/11 stair climb
• 9/11 first responder and local firefighter shares story in exclusive ABC57 interview, 24 years after attack
• UPDATE: Body found in Chikaming Township identified, death investigation ongoing
• Why you may be noticing increased yellow jacket activity
• Fire under investigation at mobile home park
• UPDATE: Power restored in St. Joseph Tuesday following large outage
• Police: suspect in Sunday’s Tri-county police chase involved in Monday’s SWAT standoff
• Berrien County discussing plans to create transportation authority after letter from MDOT
• Bicyclist dead after being struck by car Saturday
• Niles Vikings lean on offensive line for 16-0 win at Lakeshore
• Mario Andretti in Benton Harbor to celebrate 50 years of M&W Auto service
• ABC57 Under the Lights: Niles vs Lakeshore
• 31-year- old wanted in connection with stealing packages in Berrien County
• Condemned Benton Harbor building forces out the Pillar Center
• Multiple departments respond to two fires Wednesday afternoon, one deemed suspicious
• Berrien Community Foundation's youth advisory committee awards $5K in grants to local teachers
• Housing study to identify greatest needs for Berrien county
• State funding cuts could reduce local nonprofit's ability to assist domestic violence, sexual assault victims
• Benton Harbor Area Schools announce new boilers ready to fire up mid-September
• Present Pillars closes Benton Harbor Pillar Center, searching for new facility
• Building is "a total loss" after Benton Harbor fire
• Michigan Works to host job fair September 4
• Firefighters rescue deer from in-ground pool Thursday morning
• Niles Scream Park gears up for ghoulish season
• Berrien County GOP opposes Lake Michigan College millage renewals
• Berrien County taking action to protect Monarch butterflies
• St. Joseph City Commission approves parking lot sale for proposed development
• Michigan back to school amid budget uncertainty
• First Day of Classes for Benton Harbor Area Schools
• New things coming to Brandywine Schools as first day of school kicks off
• Annual Whirlpool sale took place this weekend
• Niles protest seeking signatures to revoke property taxes in Michigan
• Niles, Benton Harbor Schools continue free meals for students amid budget uncertainty
• Benton Harbor receives $100K grant for city hall improvements
• Marijuana dispensary collapses while under construction
• Abonmarche joins effort to revitalize Benton Harbor Main Street, builds eight apartments
• Benton Harbor Commissioners approve plan for apartments
• Passenger dies in Monday morning crash
• UPDATE: Drunk driver identified after colliding with police vehicle in Benton Township Sunday
• Niles community honors longtime team manager at pep rally
• Fatal single vehicle crash in Niles
• Berrien County Health Department invites community to back to school bash, Aug 21
• Deputies investigating fatal motorcycle crash involving Jeep
• A bag full of care back to school giveaway held in Benton Harbor
• Benton Harbor takes one step closer to regulating business hours
• Welcome reception held for new Superintendent Dr. Simone Griffin
• Police partnership leads to lower crime rates in Benton Harbor and Benton Charter Township
• Marijuana proposals back on the ballot for Niles Charter Township residents, future of pot shops in limbo
• Berrien County Youth Fair kicks off 80th year
• Benton Harbor Sunrise Rotary Foundation announces grant recipients
• Annual Whirlpool sale back August 23 and 24 to benefit United Way of Southwest Michigan
• Dedication ceremony for new ultrasound machine
• Summer's Spotlight: Berrien Community Foundation giving out backpacks
• Dowagiac man charged with Possession of Child Sexually Abusive Material
• Lake Michigan College Foundation to pay for student textbooks
• Previewing Berrien County’s Commissioner race
• U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin hosts town hall at Benton Harbor Boys and Girls Club