Van Buren County

• Nominations open for small business awards in Cass, Van Buren counties
• Michigan State Police investigating apparent murder-suicide in Decatur Township
• Big Brothers Big Sisters in Kalamazoo to kick off Sports Buddies mentoring program
• Man accused of leading pursuit, fentanyl possession in Van Buren County
• Warming stations across Michiana
• Blizzard warning for more Indiana, Michigan counties
• Holtec International to reapply for Department of Energy grant to restart Palisades Nuclear Plant
• Department of Energy rejects Holtec International’s plan to restart Palisades Nuclear Power Plant
• Snowfall in southwest Michigan causing power outages
• Van Buren/Cass District Health Department switching to appointment only COVID, flu vaccines
• Governor Gretchen Whitmer wins gubernatorial race
• Republican Bill Huizenga wins US House District 4 race in Michigan
• Tim Walberg wins Michigan's 5th District
• Michigan election: Proposition 3 - Reproductive Freedom Passes
• Election Day in Michigan: What you need to know
• Breakdown of the three proposals on the Michigan ballot
• 2022 Veterans Day events and services
• Deputies conducting death investigation after man found in farm field
• Senator Peters, D-Mich. weighs in on governor's race
• Deputies serve search warrant as part of narcotics investigation
• Michigan has 3 proposals on the ballot for the General Election
• Deputies arrest suspect in 1995 murder
• "Empty the Shelters" event aims to encourage adoption from local pet shelters
• Michigan Works! hiring events set for October 11, November 1
• Lake Michigan College offering tours on all three campuses this school year
• Holtec International looking to restart Palisades nuclear power plant
• Michigan's high court puts abortion question on Nov. ballot
• Two injured in crash in South Haven Thursday morning
• Woman injured in ATV crash on Woodland Drive
• Argument leads to shots fired in Van Buren County
• Volunteers needed for United Way's 12th annual Rake a Difference
• Vehicle strikes, kills pedestrian on Mill Lake Road
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announces the completion of the I-196 Ramp Repaving Project in Van Buren County
• Michigan Works! hosting Main Street hiring event September 15
• Van Buren-Cass District Health Department to host a car seat safety check
• 24-year-old man killed when vehicle strikes tree
• Judge: Prosecutors cannot enforce Michigan's abortion ban
• Hit-and-run victim fighting for her life after accident on Friday
• MSP investigating fatal crash at M43 and CR665
• Troopers release new information on fatal crash on 90th Avenue
• Michigan State Police hosts 'Stuff a Blue Goose' event for back-to-school
• Two swimmers die at hospital after being pulled from South Beach
• Free COVID-19 tests available across Michigan
• Two unresponsive people pulled from South Beach
• Names of men killed in South Haven plane crash released
• Paw Paw man charged with arson of Kalamazoo Planned Parenthood
• Two men die in plane crash near South Haven airport
• Election Day: What you need to know
• Restraining order granted, county prosecutors cannot enforce 1931 abortion law
• Deputies recover stolen Bitcoin mining equipment
• Semi rolls over on M-43 in South Haven Township
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on Phoenix Road
• Swimmers reminded to use caution in Lake Michigan, check warning flags
• Divers locate body of missing swimmer at North Beach
• Michigan Works! hosting resource, expungement fair July 16
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash on CR 669
• Man charged in death of 18-month-old
• Open forum held for candidates looking to fill Michigan’s open 38th District seat
• Four arrested for allegedly breaking into 3 dispensaries, fleeing deputies
• Man arrested for boating under the influence
• South Haven’s anniversary trail to open July 15
• Candidate forum for 38th State House District taking place in St. Joseph
• Dyckman Bridge in South Haven to be closed Sunday
• Deputies serve search warrant at Hartford Police Department
• South Haven Rotary Club Independence Day pancake breakfast returning
• Palisades Nuclear Plant sold
• Gov. Whitmer files motion in Michigan Supreme Court to protect constitutional right to abortion
• Local and national leaders issue statements on Supreme Court decision
• Several items stolen from Marshall barn
• Indiana Michigan Power, Midwest Energy and NIPSCO release power restoration times
• Narcotics detectives seize 148 grams of meth following tip
• Michigan State Police investigating Wednesday morning shooting, unlawful imprisonment
• Twelve-year old arrested after robbing a Hartford gas station at gunpoint
• Michigan Education Trust giving away $1.5 million in tuition for 35th anniversary
• Deputies searching for missing 15-year-old
• Palisades nuclear power plant shuts down permanently
• Michigan State Police investigating catalytic converter theft
• Michigan DNR discourages feeding wild turkeys, encourages scaring them
• MSP implement traffic initiative to honor fallen trooper
• Election Day: Paw Paw, Bangor schools proposals
• 2 men charged with murder of Shaun Gill in 2018
• Tulip Time Festival returns to Michigan
• Man arrested after attacking two men, MSP trooper
• Vehicle rolls into Brownwood Lake Sunday afternoon
• Gov. Whitmer wants federal aid to keep Palisades nuclear plant open
• Michigan DNR: Removing feeders not urgent but could reduce bird flu
• Michigan health department reports first influenza-associated pediatric death this season
• Texas man arrested in Van Buren County after 460 grams of cocaine is found in vehicle
• Palisades Nuclear Plant holds conference ahead of shut down
• Michigan police looking for information on April 8 crash between semi and MSP vehicle
• Rep. Fred Upton announces his retirement
• Second COVID-19 booster doses available to Michiganders
• Michigan health department offering free at-home testing kits at local libraries
• Michigan State Police collecting for Purses with a Purpose throughout April
• Woman assaulted, left on the side of the road
• Parole absconder arrested after fleeing deputies
• Michigan statewide tornado drill postponed
• Road work commences on I-94 near Paw Paw
• Michigan statewide tornado drill postponed
• I-94 repaving near Paw Paw begins Monday