Berrien County

• 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
• Lakeshore 5K Fundraiser at Riverview Park 
• Berrien County to provide school supplies for students in need
• Greater Niles Chamber concludes partnership with South Bend Regional Chamber
• Lane reductions on Red Arrow Highway to start Aug. 4
• Businesses struggle as construction continues in downtown Buchanan 
• Adult and child rescued from water in Saint Joseph, Michigan
• Benton Harbor announces milestone in completion of new housing development
• Fifteen cases to be resentenced in Berrien County following Michigan Supreme Court ruling
• Push to sell land beneath 57-year-old Harbor Towers in Benton Harbor
• UPDATE: Bicentennial Bridge operational Tuesday afternoon
• Niles council keeps marijuana business hours unchanged
• Law Enforcement Complex phone lines are down
• 24th anniversary of Niles Burn Run
• Senator Elissa Slotkin to host Town Hall on August 4
• EXCLUSIVE: Palisades Nuclear Plant Manager speaks to ABC57 after final NRC approvals
• Semi flips over leaving section of I-94 temporarily closed
• Southeast Michigan under siege by Spotted Lanternfly
• Benton Harbor firefighters help fight the heat
• Donuts and line dancing in St. Joseph
• Discover Archaeology in Action at Fort St. Joseph
• Practicing summertime water safety
• New Buffalo beach has 12 water rescues in just two days  
• BHAS approves contract with new superintendent
• Whirlpool and MCWT empowers future innovators through STEM camp for girls
• Multiple fire departments respond to commercial fire, $250K worth of fire damage
• Outside vendor to take over operations at Dial-A-Ride in 2026
• MSU releases statement on death of local man who ran track at the school
• UPDATE: Suspect officially charged with Open Murder in Berrien County
• Backpacks for Berrien to host 'Stuff a Bus' for local students Friday
• Father figures and children invited for third annual Dad's Day in the Park
• 21-year-old male killed in two vehicle crash on US 31 in Berrien County
• ARS pop-up art camp for young teens
• Berrien County Parks updated ordinance in effect
• Corewell Health offers new cardiology services at Watervliet Hospital
• 'Pop Ups in the Parking Lot' returns to Coloma Community Schools
• Benton Harbor Children's Art Fair returns July 19
• Jr. NBA P.E.A.C.E. League aims to prevent youth violence and empower kids 
• City of Saint Joseph pauses paid parking program until next spring, looking to downtown businesses for feedback
• Federal cuts knock out funds to rehab Bobo Brazil Community Center 
• Benton Harbor summer program employs local students
• Section of I-94 in Berrien County to close Monday night for crash cleanup
• 'Winning smiles' program providing free mouthguards to local schools, athletes
• Golf cart catches fire near BHHS football field Sunday
• Public information session regarding Red Arrow Highway construction
• Coloma Schools offers a virtual alternative program for students
• Roll for the Arts benefit event August 8 and 9
• Cassopolis joins in National John Lewis Day of Action July 17
• Downtown Niles Fri-Yay event back today
• Road construction brings difficult times to not only travel but also business owners
• LMC Foundation establishes scholarship fund for short-term training programs
• Vehicle seemingly loses control, crashes into Baroda fire apparatus
• Arrest made following search warrant in Berrien County
• Efforts to ramp up nuclear in Michiana and beyond