St. Joseph County, Michigan

• Three suspects arrested for a stolen motorcycle and possession of methamphetamine
• Breaking-and-entering investigation underway in White Pigeon Township
• Gov. Whitmer urges pause of in-person high school classes, indoor dining, youth sports
• Michigan denied standardized testing waiver for this year
• Marcellus woman charged with filing false insurance claims
• Gov. Whitmer receives first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
• Experts say to flip, float and follow when faced with hazardous water
• East Main Gardens celebrates 100 years of business
• Suspect arrested in garage for possession of meth, stolen property
• Woman severely injured after she was held 12 days by her boyfriend
• Michigan individual income annual tax returns now due on May 17th
• Veterans with PTSD facing deeper impacts from COVID-19
• Michigan lawmaker working to stop Daylight Saving Time
• A reminder to change your clocks and test your smoke alarms for Daylight Saving Time
• Downtown St. Joseph celebrating small businesses with their March Mannequin event
• Deputies asking for public's help in finding hit-and-run suspect
• Two Michigan groups will virtually host a "New-To-Medicare" class for seniors
• Vandals damage White Pigeon landmark for second time
• Michigan State Police investigating multiple larceny reports from recreational vehicles
• Michigan’s Redistricting Commission requesting an extension on new political maps deadline
• What to do when you spot a bunny nest in the wild
• The City of Sturgis is looking for your input on the location and design of the splash pad
• Michigan students eligible for help paying college tuition
• Traffic stop results in crash and pursuit of a suspect in Sturgis
• Weather siren testing to begin tomorrow in Sturgis
• 'Day of Giving' helping people amid the pandemic
• Boil water advisory for houses in Sturgis
• Deputies identify driver killed in St. Joseph County crash
• Building Boom: Indiana housing market setting records during the pandemic
• Capacity limit, curfew for Michigan restaurants will remain in place through March 29
• Vaccine shipments delayed in Michigan
• Forte Coffee to open a new coffee shop in downtown St. Joseph
• Winter storm cleanup efforts still underway across Michiana
• Michigan to begin a new program to help enhance the state’s vaccine equity strategy
• A police chase from Elkhart County leads officers to St. Joseph County, Mich.
• Michigan Rite Aid pharmacies expanding drive-thru coronavirus testing
• Celebrate International Women’s Day with Pass the Torch for Women Foundation
• Gov. Whitmer again calls for schools to reopen for in-person learning by March 1
• The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services accepting proposals to implement mental health services for school-aged youth
• The Four Winds Casino is working to incorporate online gaming and betting in Michigan
• Free fishing next weekend in Michigan
• Michigan approved for additional food assistance
• Michigan schools receive improved Covid-19 testing
• New Michigan bipartisan program promotes tuition-free degrees
• In-person dining resumes Monday in Michigan
• St. Joseph Township breaking and entering of local Ace Hardware ends in arrests in Benton Harbor
• Former prosecutor pleads guilty to driving while visibly impaired
• Michigan now offering adult education services locators
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• State of Michigan providing SNAP recipients with additional benefits
• Michigan providing training grants to over 850 businesses in the state
• Former Sturgis Police chief charged for allegedly driving under the influence
• St. Joseph County deputies searching for three armed robbery suspects
• Girl Scouts persevere through pandemic setbacks for cookie sales
• Certain Michigan business affected by COVID-19 orders provided tax assistance
• DNR currently seeking candidates for the 2021 Conservation Officer Academy
• Michigan State Police investigating attempted breaking and entering of a storage unit
• DNR Parks and Recreation Division in Michigan hiring now for 1,000+ jobs
• South Bend apartment fire leaves 28 people displaced
• Rep. Fred Upton discusses chaos at the Capitol
• Experts provide budgeting tips to start off the new year
• What items your emergency kit should include this winter
• Michigan police investigating car thefts in St. Joseph County
• Arthur Havlicek discusses the new state COVID Relief Program
• Gov. Whitmer signs bill allowing collegiate athletes to receive compensation
• Michigan has 480,508 COVID-19 cases, 12,089 deaths
• Michigan woman accused of stealing then crashing patrol car during arrest
• Michigan offering virtual holiday social hours to older adults
• Michigan has 469,928 COVID-19 cases, 11,775 deaths
• Suspect said he planned to intimidate fiancé’s family with shotgun, police say
• Whitmer signs bill prohibiting water shutoffs
• New program will allow some Michigan food assistance recipients to use benefits on restaurant meals
• Michigan has 463,403 COVID-19 cases, 11,532 deaths
• Michigan has 437,985 COVID-19 cases 10,752 deaths
• Michigan electors cast 16 Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden
• Michigan State Troopers investigate suspicious fire
• Michigan has 430,780 COVID-19 cases 10,662 deaths
• Michigan health officials announce phases of distribution for COVID-19 vaccine
• Michigan has 426,294 COVID-19 cases 10,456 deaths
• Search warrant leads to seizure of drugs, guns and ammo in Three Rivers
• Michigan small businesses impacted by COVID-19 can apply for grants starting December 15
• One killed, two injured in head-on crash on US 12
• Bell Road Christmas light display unites communities across Michiana
• Michigan has 404,386 COVID-19 cases, 9,947 deaths
• Michigan man killed in crash on Indiana Toll Road
• Gov. Whitmer announces Michigan to lower flags in honor of Pearl Harbor
• Michigan has 395,036 COVID-19 cases 9,854 deaths
• Lakeland Hospital running at capacity of patients
• St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department investigating larceny
• Michigan has 360,449 COVID-19 cases, 9,134 deaths
• Michigan has 350,021 COVID-19 cases 9,036 deaths
• Michigan has 341,941 COVID-19 cases 8,933 deaths
• Michigan State Police hold 12th annual Stuff a Blue Goose food and toy drive
• Michigan has 302,705 COVID-19 cases 8,478 deaths
• Spectrum Health Lakeland changes criteria for COVID-19 testing
• Michigan has 251,813 COVID-19 cases 7,994 deaths
• Two-vehicle crash results in one fatality
• Governor Whitmer shares update on Michigan’s COVID-19 response
• Michigan has 236,225 COVID-19 cases, 7,811 deaths
• Police arrest suspect in attempted home invasion, shots fired