Berrien County

• Berrien Co. Health Dept. vaccinates 1,300 Tuesday
• Semi-truck driver sent to hospital after crash on I-94
• MDOT representative gives live update on road conditions
• PHOTOS: Snow showers create slick roads around Michiana Tuesday morning
• MDOT crews prepare for winter storm
• Berrien County in need of volunteers with vaccine efforts
• Michigan has 551,080 COVID-19 cases, 14,326 deaths
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Woman rescued after her car lands upside down in St. Joseph River
• Benton Harbor Family holds Birthday parade for 86-year-old great great grandmother
• Michigan restaurants prepare for the return of dine-in customers
• Andrews University helping revitalize historic downtown Buchanan
• Berrien County, Spectrum Health seeking COVID-19 vaccine clinic volunteers
• Berrien County health official outlines the latest coronavirus changes in Michigan
• Indoor dining resumes February 1 in Michigan
• Misleading article claims Niles has highest COVID numbers in all of Michigan
• Gov. Whitmer's COVID Recovery Plan pledges to help businesses rebound
• State of Michigan providing SNAP recipients with additional benefits
• Michigan providing training grants to over 850 businesses in the state
• Search warrant leads to alleged drug arrest in Michigan
• Police investing reports of shots fired at gas station
• Local leaders and legislators react to inauguration of President Biden
• Snowfall bringing needed foot traffic to Five Pines
• Gov. Whitmer announces plan to end pandemic, grow the economy
• St. Joseph hosting annual Magical Ice Fest Feb. 5-7
• Mobile bakery, Rum Sweets, now open in Niles
• Honoring MLK Jr.'s legacy in Benton Harbor
• Niles Ice Festival debuts new look amidst the pandemic
• W.A.Y Eau Claire High School announces death of student
• Panel addresses racial disparities in Berrien County's vaccine rollout
• Meijer announces ways Michiganders can register for the COVID-19 vaccine
• Hunter Ice Festival
• Health benefits of the 'dry January' challenge
• Certain Michigan business affected by COVID-19 orders provided tax assistance
• Families, administrators address confusing school schedules
• Annual ice festival continues in Niles with changes due to COVID-19
• Michigan extends closure of indoor dining at restaurants
• DNR currently seeking candidates for the 2021 Conservation Officer Academy
• Statements from local legislators on impeachment of Donald Trump
• Gov. Whitmer announces restaurants may reopen Feb. 1
• One left in critical condition in Benton Harbor crash
• Berrien County creates waitlist to help with vaccine demand for teachers, those 65+
• Galaxy Roller Rink facing criminal charge, $15,000 fine for defying state orders
• The Center for Better Health will continue to provide services in Benton Harbor in 2021
• DNR Parks and Recreation Division in Michigan hiring now for 1,000+ jobs
• Berrien County health expert discusses the new phase of vaccine rollouts in Michigan
• How to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana and Michigan
• Commission bans open carry of firearms at Michigan Capitol building
• Benton Township shooting leaves one injured
• Shooting in Benton Township leaves one injured
• Experts weigh in on the vaccine rollout for Michiana
• St. Joseph Today offering prizes for shopping local
• Governor, health officials encourage return to in-person learning by March in Michigan
• Girlfriend charged in fatal shooting at Hillcrest Apartments in Dowagiac
• Suspect flees armed robbery at Advance America in Niles
• Local law enforcement react to Capitol chaos
• Nicki Britten, County Health Officer, discusses Berrien County's COVID-19 vaccine plan
• Michigan has 512,751 COVID-19 cases, 13,094 deaths
• Berrien County prepares for phase 1C of vaccinations
• Niles veteran treated to drive-by parade to celebrate 97th birthday
• Rep. Fred Upton discusses chaos at the Capitol
• Michigan has 508,736 COVID-19 cases, 12,918 deaths
• Michiana Senators and Representatives respond to chaos at the Capitol
• Gov. Whitmer announces state is moving into next phase of vaccine rollout
• Widow reacts to pastor's alleged criticism of husband's death
• Michigan has 504,410 COVID-19 cases, 12,867 deaths
• Michigan high schools return to in-person class
• Michigan has 502,119 COVID-19 cases, 12,678 deaths
• Buchanan couple welcomes baby girl on New Year's day
• Deputy rescues woman from burning home
• PHOTOS: Drivers urged to stay off the roads due to icy conditions
• Spectrum Health Lakeland Niles welcomes its first baby of 2021
• Deputy rescues resident trapped inside burning home
• Arthur Havlicek discusses the new state COVID Relief Program
• Gov. Whitmer signs bill allowing collegiate athletes to receive compensation
• Michigan has 488,144 COVID-19 cases, 12,333 deaths
• Family accuses pastor of seemingly blaming parishioner for COVID-19 death
• Antwan Mims’ double murder conviction upheld
• Michigan has 483,922 COVID-19 cases, 12,282 deaths
• Gov. Whitmer provides update on COVID-19 response
• Berrien County prosecutor passes the baton
• Michigan has 480,508 COVID-19 cases, 12,089 deaths
• Snowfall causing hazardous roads during Christmas travel
• A 'Christmas Tree Ship' at the bottom of Lake Michigan
• Cornerstone Alliance offering financial incentive to move to Berrien County
• Harbor Shores offering private indoor dining in hotel suites
• Michigan offering virtual holiday social hours to older adults
• Berrien County police receive donations for new drone
• Michigan has 469,928 COVID-19 cases, 11,775 deaths
• Silver Beach shoreline restoration project nearly finished
• Benton Harbor citizen review board is first in Berrien County
• 18-year-old killed in Benton Harbor shooting, wasn’t the intended target
• A look at the future of education, post COVID-19
• 20 families selected for ‘Move to Michigan’ incentive program
• Lakeshore Lancers opt out of football playoffs
• Whitmer signs bill prohibiting water shutoffs
• New program will allow some Michigan food assistance recipients to use benefits on restaurant meals
• 18-year-old victim killed in shooting was not intended target, police say
• Michigan has 466,485 COVID-19 cases, 11,705 deaths
• Downtown Niles transformed into outdoor dining district