Berrien County

• Michigan law enforcement increases patrols on I-94 starting Wednesday
• Three Oaks stabbing leaves one injured and one in custody
• Multiple crews respond to early morning house fire
• Brandywine falls short in rematch of last year's championship game
• HAPPENING NOW: Michiganders protest outside Rep. Walberg's office as Trump signs order to end DOE
• Cook Nuclear Plant to begin refueling outage on Unit 1 Saturday
• Benton Harbor getting state funds to fix road
• Tree work will close Berrien County roads for two weeks starting Thursday
• Michigan DNR warns of natural fish kills during spring thaw
• 'St. Joseph River Harbor Authority' to oversee future dredging and more in Berrien County
• Michigan State Police warn of local phone scams
• Cat is sole victim of apartment fire started by kids playing with matches in Benton Township
• Benton Harbor battles blight, new program begins March 31
• BCSO St. Joe Records Division closing for remodel first week of April
• Construction begins on segment of trail connecting Chicago to New Buffalo
• Michigan tornado drill scheduled for March 19
• Section of Coloma Road closed until further notice
• I-94 repairs between Coloma and Watervliet start Monday
• Two dead following two-vehicle crash in Bertrand Township
• Man jumps from third story window as police attempt to serve warrant
• Buchanan blames state policy, poor road construction for pothole problem
• Buttigieg makes social media announcement on political future Thursday
• Man who drove into Cook Nuclear Plant barrier officially charged
• MGCF awards over $145K to southwest Michigan nonprofits
• Local acting troupe holding auditions for summer production of Anastasia
• Reflecting on the COVID-19 global pandemic, five years later 
• Andrews University buries time capsule for 2075
• Present Pillars announces Spring Expungement Resource Fair 
• Section of Lincoln Avenue closes as part of I-94 project
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office K9s receive body armor donation
• Groundbreaking for McCoy's Creek Trail expansion in Buchanan
• Multiple crews respond to house fire, officials say there were no working smoke detectors
• Ferry Street Schoolhouse starts memorial park fundraising campaign
• Single day traffic closure expected in Berrien County
• McCoy's Creek Trail extension groundbreaking ceremony to take place Monday
• Bring your appetite to Niles for final days of Restaurant Week
• Red Arrow Highway construction and closures starting Thursday
• Frederick S. Upton Foundation seeks funding proposals for 'BIG IDEA' grant
• The Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen relocates after their lease was cancelled
• MSP investigating Baroda-Lake Township Police Chief
• BREAKING: Benton Harbor assistant coach fired after throwing object at referee
• Lake Michigan College opens registration for Fab Lab Summer Camps
• Michigan awards counties $3.6M to address invasive species, Berrien and Cass included
• Eight injured following semi-truck crash with tour bus
• Niles Restaurant Week begins Monday
• Michigan moves to limit the use of cell phones in the classroom
• Lane Automotive to host first annual motor state safety summit
• 'We're just an inclusive district,' Confusion amid DOE mandate to cut DEI
• Jay's Lounge preps to celebrate Mardi Gras, NOLA roots
• Community reacts to referee incident at Buchanan, Benton Harbor basketball game
• Chick-fil-A holds Grand Opening in Benton Township Thursday morning
• Dial-a-Ride and Cadillac collide at intersection of M139 and Pipestone Road
• Single-vehicle crash results in one dead Thursday morning
• After recent fires, BHDPS reminding residents not to charge large batteries overnight
• Grant Fund helps Weesaw Township purchase new Jaws of Life
• Recall rejected for elected officials after spelling mistakes
• Watervliet seeking additional resources to fill major potholes this Spring
• Lake Michigan College to host Women’s Health Roundtable Discussion
• Wave of relief in Three Oaks Township after gas plant company backs out of proposal
• PHOTO GALLERY: Shelton's Market demolished in Niles Tuesday
• Corewell Health opens advanced heart failure clinic in Southwest Michigan
• Utility work causes road closures in Berrien County
• Niles hoping to turn former one-room 'colored' schoolhouse site into community park
• 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