Berrien County

• Victim of stolen car speaks out about incident
• 778.4 billion gallons of water added to Lake Michigan in last week
• Recreational marijuana comes to Southwest Michigan
• Crash causes closures on I-94
• Michigan weed dispensary braces for first day of legal use
• Officials investigate a vehicle fire near Stevensville
• Troopers seize 1.5 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop on the toll road
• Eau Claire plans for recreational pot shop hits road blocks
• Lake erosion affecting property values in Berrien County
• Ice festival brings together sculptors and families
• New Buffalo police rescue driver from harbor after accident
• Lakeshore Flood Warning in effect; waves to 18 feet expected
• Perfect weather for Hunter Ice Festival in Niles
• Hemp taking root in Berrien County
• Hunter Ice Festival kicks off Friday
• Van Buren County asks state to declare shoreline a disaster area due to erosion
• MSP provides update on investigation into breath alcohol test equipment
• Disability Network of Southwest Michigan hosting Census hiring event
• MDOT officials want to start construction on U.S. 31 I-94 connector in 2021
• One of Michigan's Most Wanted fugitives arrested
• Flood maps being updated for first time in 30 years
• Car crashes into Cracker Barrel restaurant in Stevensville
• Multiple roads across Michiana close down due to weekend flooding
• MSP pulls breath alcohol testing equipment, cites possible vendor fraud
• Interactive map highlights Great Lakes shipwrecks
• Michiana Girl Scouts start selling cookies January 10
• Third Michigan resident dies from vaping-related lung injury
• Fatal US 31 crash in Niles Township
• Standoff in Niles involving child hostage ends peacefully
• Police searching for missing teen in Berrien County
• Firefighters extinguish fire at business in Niles
• Snow showers, strong wind and lakeshore erosion this weekend
• Expert weighs in on kayaking tragedy in Niles
• Police identify kayaker who died in incident on St. Joseph River
• Local hospitals welcome first babies of 2020
• Missing kayaker pulled from St. Joseph River in Niles has died
• Year in Review 2019: Michiana business openings, closings and announcements
• Snow covers Michiana on New Year’s Eve, creates slick road conditions
• Year in Review 2019: Youth vaping issues
• Christmas shooting in Benton Harbor
• Crews in Lincoln Township extinguish substantial grass fire
• Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm set to permanently close as owner battles EEE
• Benton Township Police Department give gifts to families in need
• Blossomland Bridge in St. Joseph to close down for construction
• Residents encouraged to complete survey about Benton Harbor schools
• Cherry Beach Project moving forward thanks to state grant
• Santa and his reindeer make an early visit to Michigan
• New 24-hour gym in Niles celebrates grand opening
• Niles man facing 2 counts of sexual battery in Florida cold cases
• Florida police arrest Niles man on warrant for one count of rape
• Porch pirate penalty increase
• ‘Mr. Andre’ celebrates 40 years of working at the YMCA of Southwest Michigan
• Workshop in Benton Harbor to recruit Michigan residents for new, independent redistricting commission
• Benton Harbor Area Schools names new superintendent
• School board to decide next superintendent tonight
• Woman suffers self-inflicted gunshot to the foot
• Niles Police arrest two armed robbery suspects
• One dead, three injured after crash in Berrien County
• A Day with Santa in Niles honors shooting victim
• Berrien Co. Commissioner suspended 60 days following independent review
• Benton Harbor High School closing due to water main break
• Suspect in murder case takes his own life
• Person of interest in woman's disappearance arrested on unrelated charges
• Benton Harbor residents attend community outreach meeting
• 29-year-old woman shot and killed in Benton Harbor identified
• Person of interest in Benton Harbor woman’s disappearance arrested on unrelated charges
• One woman shot and killed in Benton Harbor Sunday morning
• Volunteers help save weko beach house
• Then-and-now photos show just how bad the beach erosion is
• New association aims to help Michigan manufacturers
• Made in Michiana: Pinecrest Tree Farm
• Lakeshore erosion is a slow-moving disaster that just arrived
• Lakeshore erosion causes residential road to partially collapse in Stevensville
• Police searching for missing woman who may have been shot
• Lake Michigan still near record high levels; infrastructure and beaches suffering
• One woman dead after shooting in Benton Township
• Two people arrested after armed robbery in Niles
• Michigan State Police host “Stuff a Blue Goose” event in Niles
• Record-breaking turnout for a Michigan YMCA holiday tradition
• What's next for condemned Benton Harbor community
• Second Michigan patient dies from vaping related lung injury
• Thousands of customers without power across Michiana
• Crews respond to garage fire near Buchanan
• MDOT aims to change the terminology surrounding traffic crashes
• State Police: Trooper injured, two semi-trucks hit by suspect vehicle during pursuit on I-94
• Suspect in custody after shooting at Dowagiac apartment complex
• Woman shot while watching TV in her Benton Harbor home
• Berrien County Commissioners pursue disaster declaration to stop shoreline erosion
• Too much force? Part 3
• 57 Minute Miracle: A father in need
• Visitor badge changes coming to Lakeland Medical Center
• 57 Minute Miracle: Mother in need
• Police investigating home invasion, homicide in Benton Township
• Benton Harbor's Mayor Muhammad speaks about fixing the city's trash issue
• Benton Harbor Area Schools receives positive news from school audit
• John & Dede Howard Ice Arena in St. Joseph, Michigan to open up on Friday
• Berrien County Driver's Ed teacher arrested
• Eau Claire man dies after contracting EEE virus
• Michigan Rep. Fred Upton discusses impeachment inquiry, state roads
• Too much force? Part 2