Berrien County

• Community leaders continue to call for peace in Benton Harbor this summer
• Registration open for Harbor Impact Summer Camp at St. Joseph High School
• Point O' Woods prepares to host collegiate golf outing in Benton Harbor
• St. Joe Parking Pause Reaction
• FEMA invites Berrien County residents to review current flood maps
• City of St. Joseph opts to put paid parking on pause
• Graduation Party Turns Into Chaos: Six Injured in Benton Harbor Shooting
• Dredging continues in St. Joseph Harbor, expected completion July 30
• Shootout in broad daylight Saturday leaves one injured, one arrested
• VIDEO: MSP vehicle hit on I-94 Saturday night in Berrien County
• Benton Harbor authorities seek info, videos, photos of shooting that left six injured
• Wine and Wags blends fine wine and furry friends all for a good cause
• Present Pillars Foundation hosting 'Dad Week' celebration
• GhostLight Theatre's brings the award-winning musical 'RENT' to Benton Harbor
• D-day rally for vets amid pending VA cuts
• Three Oaks' early Flag Day celebration continues through Sunday
• UPDATE: Suspect found, arrested after road rage incident near Buchanan hospitalizes one man Friday
• Outrage turns to action as St. Joe adjusts controversial paid parking program
• Benton Harbor High School students participate in end of year Peace Walk
• Gov. Whitmer visits Niles, talks tariffs, economy, and more
• St. Joe amends paid parking ordinance, residents get free parking in lots
• Berrien County Veteran Service Office hosts Military Veteran Stand Down event Friday
• Local police looking for answers after a woman was found on side of road Wednesday morning
• Benton Harbor High School holds end of school year Peace Walk
• MSP Niles Post to hold 'Bike With a Cop' safety event Saturday
• USPS celebrates release of new stamp at early Flag Day celebration
• Multiple developments take shape across Southwest Michigan
• Local Special Olympics group heading to Terre Haute to compete
• Benton Harbor High School students to lead peace walk Thursday
• The annual Niles Bluegrass Festival returns this week
• Authorities deploy pepper spray to break up fights that closed Silver Beach Tuesday
• House fire leaves homeowner with severe burns
• Gov. Whitmer coming to Niles June 5 for sold out chamber event
• How to stay safe during beach season
• Benton Harbor students to pledge for peace on last day of school
• Benton Harbor school board considers staffing cuts
• Berrien County Health Department announces summer dental, hearing, vision screenings
• Local group holding veteran's appreciation event on June 6 anniversary of D-Day
• Third annual Wine and Nine Golf Outing took place today at Pipestone Creek Golf Course
• Dredging begins in New Buffalo Harbor June 1
• Man rescued from nine-foot-deep hole by multiple agencies
• Michigan air quality impacted by Canadian smoke and fires this weekend
• Coloma Students connect with Veteran pen pals through “Operation Save”
• Shots fired Monday night at Niles apartment complex results in two arrests
• BCHD to begin testing water at local beaches for swimming safety
• Person falls asleep smoking in car leading to vehicle, house fire
• Community invited to 'Rainbow Rhythms Tea Dance' Pride Kickoff
• Eighth annual Juneteenth parade and celebration in Benton Harbor
• Present Pillars hosting men's health challenge and 5k walk/run
• MDOT invests $640K into chip sealing section of M-60
• Trial for shooting that killed Eau Claire firefighter and military vet rescheduled
• Berrien County gets quarter million to purchase, protect farmland
• Public open house for Business Loop rebuilding project June 2
• Berrien County Sheriff's Office asking for help identifying scam suspect
• Cool temps could affect Memorial Day business
• Six sets of twins walk the stage at Buchanan High School graduation
• Two Berrien County roads reopen ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
• Lane closures for Bertrand Road construction begin May 27
• Local elementary school without power Thursday, students to stay in class
• Seasonal paid parking debate heats up in St. Joseph
• Local nonprofit offers 'The Dad Playbook' program for young fathers
• Local conservative group launches human trafficking awareness campaign
• Multiple fire departments respond to car and house fire Sunday morning
• Renaissance Fair wraps up at Plym Park in Niles
• Veteran Stand Down hosted by Berrien County on June 6
• Storm damage across Southwest Michigan
• UPDATE: Blossomland Bridge repaired after being stuck in down position due to overnight storms
• Community honoring officers lost in the line of duty in Berrien County
• 'Green Mile?' Niles Township businesses selling to dispensaries
• Overgrown: Southwest Michigan’s Booming Cannabis Industry
• Charges filed in Berrien County Motel Murder
• Newly renovated Charles Yarbrough Park to hold dedication ceremony May 17
• BREAKING: Owner of Jay's Lounge in talks to sell building and land to dispensary
• Motel murder on Red Arrow Highway, 34-year-old suspect arrested
• Niles State Rep. wants stricter age verification, introduces adult content bill
• MSP, Niles police respond to rollover crash on M-139
• Corewell Health opens new substance use treatment and education center
• Culvert replacements continue Wednesday near Lakewood Estates
• Dredging in St. Joseph Harbor begins May 13
• Battlefield Michigan fundraiser took place Friday night
• Mosquito season expected to be another buggy one in Berrien County
• Road closures begin Saturday morning for 2025 Blossomtime Grand Floral Parade
• Niles' historic Chapin Mansion honored by Governor Whitmer Thursday
• Thursday morning crash sends one car rolling, both drivers to Niles hospital
• BCHD community baby shower supporting new, expecting families
• Stevensville man arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon
• Buchanan, Cass to get at least $1M each in R.A.P. grant funding
• Michiana May 6 election results
• Road construction takes over downtown Buchanan, businesses still accessible
• Trailer on fire at Hills Haven in Buchanan
• Berrien County GOP, American Legion, comment on controversial “Battlefield Michigan” event in Stevensville
• Stand Up for Trump rally Monday afternoon in Downtown Niles
• Applications open for $50K Stephen E. Upton Love Your Community Grant in Berrien County
• Multiple agencies respond to early morning house fire
• Michigan Works! to host job fair
• Lane closures on the M-63 Blossomland Bridge start May 5
• Road-side mowing operations begin week of May 12 in Berrien County
• Berrien County replacing traffic signals to improve safety this summer
• I-94 lane closures start May 5 for Hennessey Road bridge repairs
• Two vehicle crash leaves one dead in Benton Township