Van Buren County

• Drugs, firearms confiscated during crystal methamphetamine distribution investigation
• Temporary shutdown of Michigan’s Bridge Card system October 16-17
• Narcotics unit searches a residence for sales and possession of Methamphetamine
• SNAP benefits to increase for Michiganders in October
• Van Buren/Cass District Health Department offering flu vaccines in October
• Rabid bat discovered in Van Buren County
• Michigan Works! Hosting amnesty day, expungement and resource fair
• Van Buren County student dies of COVID-19
• Gobles High School student arrested for allegedly taking gun to school
• Deputies say driver hit woman, took her body to another county
• Flat leaf and curly leaf parsley recalled
• Governor Whitmer orders flags to half-staff in remembrance of 9/11
• Michigan Department of Health launches online immunization portal
• The Veggie Van is giving away free, healthy food
• Suspect arrested after allegedly vandalizing fire department station, stealing Jeep
• Michigan health department issues quarantine guidance for students
• Palisades Nuclear Plant prepares to shut down
• Former Hartford Police officer facing charges on allegations of excessive force
• Michigan lifting traffic restrictions over Labor Day weekend
• Officer and deputy cleared in shooting of home invasion suspect
• Michigan State Police investigating fatal I-94 crash in Van Buren County
• Rep. Upton concerned over likelihood, safety of Aug. 31 Afghanistan evacuation deadline
• Michigan State Police looking for ‘Angel’ volunteers
• Temporary shutdown on Michigan Bridge Card system this weekend
• Judge defends how pier shooter's earlier case was handled
• Prosecutor: South Haven pier shooter planned school shooting in 2018
• Fire leaves home damaged in South Haven Township
• Two dead in shooting at South Pier in South Haven, shooting likely random
• Updates to power outages caused by recent storms
• Woman, horse injured in crash
• Michigan panel OKs leaving masking up to school districts
• Midwest Energy working to restore power to nearly 5,000 customers
• Nearly 30,000 Michiana residents without power
• Deputies investigating after 21-month-old hospitalized with suspicious injuries
• 57-year-old man drowns in Ackley Lake
• Michigan updates its COVID-19 safety recommendations for schools
• Michigan State Police Paw Paw Post gets six new AEDs
• Man killed, woman injured in off road vehicle crash
• Methamphetamine lab, large amount of guns found in Decatur home
• SWMI health departments partner for vaccine initiative as two counties hit 'substantial' case threshold
• Fatal shooting after man stabs K9, charges at police
• Deputies kill suspect who stabbed K-9, attempted to stab officers
• I-94 reopens following fatal crash
• Michigan DNR proposes fines for swimming when red flags are up
• Driver killed after vehicle strikes tree, catches fire
• One dead after a shooting in South Haven
• Schedule of county fairs for summer 2021
• Southwest Michigan workforce showing gradual improvement
• Kalamazoo Candle Company opens new store in South Haven
• Michigan launches sweepstakes with $5M in cash prizes to encourage vaccinations
• Michigan lifts COVID-19 restrictions including gathering limits, mask requirement
• Fewer than 1,000 customers of Midwest Energy without power
• Michigan to open to full capacity June 22
• Michigan Works! open for walk-in services
• Michigan State Police seize 50 kilos of meth during traffic stop
• Whitmer vetoes bill to exempt graduations from crowd limits
• Paw Paw Post trooper named Trooper of the Year
• Michigan Works! Career & Community Expo coming to Benton Harbor in June
• South Haven home destroyed in explosion, two injured
• Michigan expands capacity limits for indoor gatherings
• Whitmer: Michigan will lift all outdoor capacity limits, increase indoor capacity to 50% on June 1
• Milwaukee man dies after crash in Paw Paw Township
• Michigan Works! announces May virtual hiring events
• Whitmer lifts mask requirement for fully vaccinated Michiganders
• Gov. Whitmer gives update on Michigan's COVID-19 response
• South Haven implements text messages for red flag beach days
• Michigan will allow in-person work to resume May 24
• Driver injured when vehicle hits utility pole, house
• Four Winds Casinos hosting job fair next week
• Gov. Whitmer says easing Michigan restrictions will be tied to vaccination rate
• Judge hears arguments over virus tests for school athletes
• Michigan Works! Program offers free job skill training programs
• Indiana Michigan Power begins aerial tree trimming next week
• Gov. Whitmer: State will expand COVID-19 treatment to cut hospitalizations, deaths
• Gov. Whitmer urges pause of in-person high school classes, indoor dining, youth sports
• Michigan denied standardized testing waiver for this year
• Gov. Whitmer receives first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
• Michigan residents 16 and older eligible for the vaccine on April 5
• Narcotics investigation leads to drug bust in Paw Paw
• Homeowners allegedly fatally shoot suspect outside residence
• Michigan individual income annual tax returns now due on May 17th
• Michigan expands capacity in outdoor arenas, increases youth athlete testing
• Officers arrested a man for possession of narcotics and a stolen firearm in South Haven
• Michigan lawmaker working to stop Daylight Saving Time
• Michigan opens vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and older on April 5
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Virus made 2020 Michigan's deadliest year; deaths rose 18%
• Van Buren-Cass District Health Department set to distribute the largest number of vaccinations yet
• The City of South Haven canceling 2021 fireworks display
• Michigan’s Redistricting Commission requesting an extension on new political maps deadline
• Michigan students eligible for help paying college tuition
• Michigan increases restaurant, gathering capacity limits
• Secretary Benson: Over 250 audits confirm security and accuracy of Michigan's election
• Man charged after flying under police radar for two days
• Michigan has 586,425 COVID-19 cases, 15,454 deaths
• Narcotics unit locates small meth lab in Paw Paw home
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Police shoot home invasion suspect who was armed with a knife
• Capacity limit, curfew for Michigan restaurants will remain in place through March 29
• Vaccine shipments delayed in Michigan