Berrien County

• Present Pillars celebrates a fresh start
• Stevensville awarded EPA grant for clean-up of brownfield site
• 6th annual Pickle Festival concludes in Berrien Springs
• Pro Motorcross Championship held at RedBud MX
• RedBud Weekend, America 250 Edition
• Indivisible 250: Southwest Michigan fruit farming as American as it gets
• Benton Harbor schools must navigate yet another superintendent resignation
• Benton Harbor awarded $22M BUILD Grant to improve riverfront
• Berrien Springs hosts 6th annual Pickle Festival
• President Trump approves $32.1 million in disaster aid for Michigan
• Vacant portable building destroyed by fire in Berrien County
• RedBud Nationals brings 4th of July motocross tradition back to Buchanan
• RedBud organizers prepare for high temps at this weekend's event
• Parasailer saved by emergency services off North Beach in South Haven
• M-239 to close from July through August for culvert replacement
• Indivisible 250: Savoring Michiana
• Benton Harbor Area Schools begin search for new superintendent
• Benton Harbor Area Schools superintendent announces resignation
• Vandals hit four mausoleums at Crystal Springs Cemetery
• Buchanan celebrates unity during fourth annual Pride event
• Berrien Springs Pickle Fest returning for 2026
• Benefit Car Show revs up its fifth annual edition
• Youth Solutions hosting workshop series for young adults
• Niles History Center hosting America 250 programs
• Gus Macker Three-on-Three Basketball Tournament is taking over Benton Harbor this weekend
• Judge approves $25 million water lawsuit settlement in Benton Harbor
• Benefit Car Show supporting Berrien County's first responders set for Saturday
• Benton Harbor leaders weigh Jean Klock Park upgrades amid debate over safety, maintenance
• Community Build underway at Kathryn Park
• UPDATE: Woman arrested in connection to Benton Township shooting
• Gov. Whitmer appeals FEMA denial of disaster aid for southwest Michigan
• Pipestone Road to close midweek Wednesday and at start of July
• Parade of homes lets customers think about buying or updating their own homes
• Lemon Creek Winery marks 42nd annual Father’s Day Festival in Berrien Springs
• 'Dad Strong 5k' event advocates for men's mental and physical health
• Buchanan Pride 2026: "Together we are strong"
• 6th Annual Juneteenth Celebration held today in Niles
• Former Lincoln Township police officer pleads no contest to falsifying salvage vehicle inspections
• UPDATE: Juvenile recovered after escaping Berrien County Juvenile Facility Wednesday morning
• Benton Harbor moving forward with Buss Avenue property renovations
• Section of I-94 in Watervliet closed for semi crash cleanup
• Michigan State troopers hosting one-on-one games of basketball
• The Juneteenth Cultural Alliance hosts Juneteenth celebrations in Benton Harbor
• Chip sealing starting in Berrien and Van Buren counties
• MDOT hosting open house for M63/I94 business loop rebuilding project
• Benton Harbor mayor named Benton Harbor Area Schools athletic director
• Downtown Niles power outage planned for six hours Thursday
• Berrien Springs public school officials clarify questions about $8M deficit
• Housing and population concerns rise at the Master Plan Public Open House in Buchanan
• The City of Benton Harbor hosted their official rededication ceremony at the Benton Harbor Public Library
• M-139 to begin two-month resurfacing project June 15
• UPDATE: I-94 reopens after crash involving three semis Tuesday morning
• Lifeguard training sheds light on HB4477, a water safety education bill making its way through the Michigan House
• Michigan Works! Adult Education team sets new graduation record
• The history of basketball in Benton Harbor will be told on Thursday by The Story Salon
• RIGHT NOW: Section of westbound John Beers Road closed due to sinkhole
• One person left with life-threatening injuries after rollover crash
• New Northwoods League team coming to Dune Coast in 2027
• Cass County resource fair features housing, legal and domestic violence assistance
• Students and community members in Benton Harbor kick off 90-day Peace Challenge with walk and pledge
• Man in critical condition after semi-truck rollover crash in Berrien County
• Lion Express reports calmer nights, thanks to police presence
• One arrested, drugs and over two dozen guns seized following multi-agency investigation
• Two children taken to Emergency Room after exposure to chemicals in Benton Charter Township Walmart
• Chunk's Ice Cream gets ready to celebrate its second anniversary
• Bluegrass Festival celebrates local artists in Niles
• MSP arrest South Bend man on felony firearm charges following traffic stop
• Benton Township officials acknowledge parking lot parties
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, charged after 50 pounds of meth recovered in police pursuit
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office working to launch new app
• Local band 'The Erly' stops by ABC57 ahead of June 3 performance
• Pancakes help raise funds to support the Alzheimer's Association
• First Crate Strawberry Auction for charity
• Friday morning house fire leaves one person with burns
• I-94 exit 27 in Michigan to close for construction
• Saint Joseph paid parking program to return June 12th with changes
• Benton Harbor High School puts on 90-day peace pledge, encouraging students to have a violence free summer
• Former Baroda-Lake Township Police Chief pleads guilty to Embezzlement of over $170k
• Multiple teens arrested or cited in senior skip day event in St. Joseph
• Teen injured in shooting at Jean Klock Park in Benton Harbor
• Berrien County Health Department announces pre-K summer screening schedule
• St. Joseph therapist breaks down how social media impacts teens' mental health
• Medieval times return to Plym Park with the Renaissance Faire
• Work at Hand documentary film showing at the Box Factory
• Niles Third Thursday concert featuring Robert Rolfe Feddersen
• Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament returns to Benton Harbor
• Discon at the Carousel 2026
• Registration open for 'Gus Macker on The River'
• Farmers in Southwest Michigan going "full throttle" to get planting started
• 200-unit apartment on hold in Lincoln Charter Township
• Warm season kicking off with New Buffalo Spring Festivals
• Berrien RESA holds public hearing to discuss starting school before Labor Day
• Blame Mother Nature for slow start to Michigan planting season
• Berrien Community Foundation awarded $140K
• Southwest Michigan Record Show at the Mendel Center
• Grand Floral Parade celebrates 120 years at Blossomtime Festival in twin cities
• Niles Renaissance Faire returns
• 28th Annual Senior Expo at the Mendal Center
• Fisherman found dead in Little Paw Paw Lake
• Blossomtime Parade closes St. Joseph's streets Saturday