Berrien County News

• FTC: Michigan has largest number of identity theft cases in US
• Benton Harbor mother breaks silence on incident involving teacher
• Howard Ice Arena 2018-2019 winter season
• The River: Was Dewayne Flowers weighed down?
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises Benton Harbor local
• Woman from Granger reported missing has been found dead
• Benton Harbor area schools ushering in new changes
• Niles businesses shocked and disappointed by surprise vote on marijuana ban
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises woman living with cancer in Niles
• Local ordinances look to ban commercial marijuana sales
• Gas line struck outside Berrien County Sheriff's Office, jail
• New theater hopes to shine a light in Benton Harbor community
• Michiana volunteers help children across the world
• Niles City Council votes to ban future marijuana establishments
• New program in Niles helps people with employment barriers find jobs
• 57 Football Live: November 10, 2018
• Veterans Day events, deals across Michiana
• Michigan State Police gather donations for annual “Stuff a Blue Goose” Nov.10
• Crash on US 31 causes freeway closure
• 57 Football Live: November 9, 2018
• Benton Harbor Area Schools released from consent agreement
• Helping your kids earn college scholarships as early as kindergarten
• Snow starting to stick around Michiana
• Efforts to keep impaired drivers off Michigan roads continue
• Man hits a tree and a house in Berrien County car crash
• Benton Harbor officials are continuing their effort to combat lead
• Proposal 1 passage brings growing interest in growing pot to Michigan
• Supporters, opponents react to legalization of recreational marijuana in Michigan
• Michigan's Proposal 2 combats gerrymandering
• Voters approve recreational marijuana in Michigan
• Officials in Pipestone Township ask residents to renew levy
• Southwest Michigan voters vote for 6th Congressional District seat
• Man arrested after trying to steal rolled coins from Berrien Springs bank
• 57 Football Live: November 2, 2018
• Benton Harbor continues lead testing throughout the city
• Arrests made in breaking and entering at AT&T store
• Benton Harbor Area Schools relying on bottled water during lead testing
• Supporters and opponents of recreational pot point to Colorado as Michigan prepares to vote on legalization
• Michigan voters prepare to say 'yes' or 'no' to recreational marijuana
• Passenger arrested on drug charges, weapons charges following traffic stop
• Schools in Berrien and Cass counties to receive $1.4M for security upgrades
• The River: Bridging the divide (Part 3)
• The River: The future of the investigations (Part 3)
• Special Report: We the People
• Police investigating attempted abduction of 14-year-old girl
• One person dead after car accident in Berrien County
• Buchanan liquor store suspect at large
• The River: A Real Time Investigation, Podcast 3
• Jane Fonda and Patrisse Cullors rally Benton Harbor crowd in a get out the vote effort
• 57 Football Live: October 26, 2018
• Factory evacuated after written threat found
• Jane Fonda will visit Benton Harbor to encourage voter turnout
• Addicted America: Meth's resurgence in Michiana
• Cool Schools: Buchanan School Farm teaches unique lesson in agriculture
• 70-year-old motorcyclist dies in Watervliet crash
• Benton Harbor announces public advisory for city water customers
• Congressional candidate responds to ads attacking his use of "M.D." in campaign materials
• Grand LV development could reshape economy in Niles
• The River: The divide (Part 2)
• The River: Debunking rumors (Part 2)
• Deputy won't face charges in death of driver who crashed while fleeing
• Berrien Springs man dies in custody
• No charges will be filed against Pokagon officer for fatal crash
• Police identify man who died in custody
• Niles City Council introduces ordinance that would ban future medical marijuana establishments
• I & M warns customers about scam involving Social Security numbers
• Man dies of medical issue after arrest in Berrien Springs
• Career and technical education programs growing in Michigan
• I & M releases update on outages, restorations across Michiana
• The River: A Real-Time Investigation, Podcast 2
• Thousands lose power across Michiana according to Indiana Michigan Power
• St. Joseph sees an uptick in car break-ins
• 57 Football Live: October 19, 2018
• Crews respond to crash involving bicyclist at S. 11th Street & Silverbrook Avenue
• New program aimed at improving policing policies in twin cities
• ABC57 Investigates: Are local limo companies following state and federal laws?
• STD rates on the rise in Berrien County and nationwide
• The River: 6 Faces (Part 1)
• Panel discusses police presence in Benton Harbor Area Schools, MSP steps in
• The River: Lingering questions (Part 1)
• Minnesota fugitive captured in Goshen
• Former Vice President Joe Biden to speak in Benton Harbor
• The River: A Real Time Investigation, Podcast 1
• 57 Football Live: October 12, 2018
• Local charities affected by new poker room in South Bend
• Man delivering prescription medication to Walgreens attacked, robbed
• Twin cities sustainable harbor project seeks input from the community
• Tensions high at monthly BHAS advisory meeting
• BHAS holds Superintendent meeting while the school board chooses to hold their own meeting
• Police asking for help identifying suspects who destroyed city benches
• Redbud hosts event for racers from all over the world
• 57 Football Live: October 5th, 2018
• Multiple narcotics and weapons busted by Berrien County SWET
• Real Michiana: Clearing the clouds of grief
• Motocross of Nations could bring a boost to regional economy
• BHAS begin effort to boost graduation rates
• Deputies are now on duty at Benton Harbor high school
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Fred Upton, 6th District candidate (1 minute)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Matt Longjohn, 6th District candidate (4 minutes)
• Justice for Jordynn, community and family mourn infant