Berrien County

• Two Grammy-recognized artists hosting Jazz Festival at LMC
• Jonathan Beyer named new Medical Director of Berrien County
• Lake Michigan College hosting Senior Expo May 10
• 'Water shut off notices' return in Benton Harbor
• Repeat offender arrested for dealing meth in Berrien County
• PGA and Whirlpool prepare for one last KitchenAid Senior Championship at Harbor Shores
• Buchanan District Library partners with local organizations for 'Backpack Giveaway'
• Text Smishing scam claiming unpaid tolls sent to local residents
• Section of M-139 closing Wednesday, reopening in August
• Michigan Attorney General appoints Grandy Berrien County Public Administrator
• Layoffs at Whirlpool could affect workers in Benton Harbor
• From classrooms to rental units in Chikaming Township
• Earth Day 2024: A 'wrap' on plastic
• Michigan trout season set to begin April 27
• Southwest Michigan dispensaries boast economic impact of 4/20
• Pipestone Road closure in Benton Township to start
• Whirlpool and Lake Michigan College host second Girls Rock IT event
• Green wave of economic growth in Michigan from marijuana dispensaries
• Niles High School students network with local professionals
• New Buffalo Area Schools to build workforce housing
• Berrien County's Bicentennial Bridge reopened after repairs
• Public input on the proposal to restart the Palisades Nuclear Plant
• Paving work in Berrien County to start soon
• Benton Center Road construction and closure updates
• Increase in federal funding coming to improve local hiking and biking trails
• Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to speak on election protection at Lake Michigan College
• Mother's Day Events 2024
• St. Joe marinas await completion of Bicentennial Bridge construction
• Lift cylinder needed to repair Bicentennial Bridge has arrived, work set to begin
• Buchanan High School science teacher named 'Regional Teacher of the Year'
• Bicentennial Bridge construction begins Monday in Benton Harbor
• SWET seize firearms and drugs in multiple Michigan counties
• Body cam footage released of officer-involved shooting in Coloma
• Officer-involved deadly shooting after semi-truck crashes into St. Joseph Township home
• UPDATE: Section of Linco Road in Berrien County reopened
• Dontrell Nance pleads guilty in Dunham’s Sports handgun theft, potential life sentence
• Officer-involved deadly shooting after semi-truck crashes into St. Joseph Township home
• Berrien County Road Department enters phase one of the Benton Center Road construction
• Sarett Nature Center hosts its annual Spring Stampede
• $3 billion A.I. data center potentially heading to Michiana
• Second Annual Tartan Day Festival in Buchanan, Scottish heritage celebrated
• Learn about archaeology, paleontology, and the history of Niles
• Local business paying tribute to 2 U.S. Navy SEALs lost at sea
• Construction phase one of three to start on Benton Center Road
• Where do school threats come from? Often, thousands of miles away
• Berrien County Health Department is offering expanded lead testing
• House fire in Benton Township
• Coloma students celebrate over 100,000 minutes of reading time
• Niles teen pleads guilty to having illegal machine gun
• Easter Events 2024
• Niles schools threatened for fourth time in two weeks
• Stevensville, St. Joe get state funding to repair roads
• Michigan State Trooper opens fire on suspect in Benton Harbor
• VIDEO: Speeding car crashes in Benton Harbor
• Police investigating bomb threats made against Brandywine and Niles Community Schools
• Friendly basketball game assists local charity
• Plans proceed for accessible Silver Beach playground
• Robbery attempt thwarted by employee at a Popeyes in Niles
• Armed robbery at Popeye's in Niles, employee confronts suspect
• YMCA of Greater Michiana launches $4.4 million campaign
• Bridgman community shows support, demands answers concerning band director
• Potential arson at abandoned school, multiple fire departments respond
• Brandywine falls in state championship
• The Pillar Center lends a helping hand to Benton Harbor dads
• Niles husband and wife plead guilty to Medicaid Fraud
• Indiana Michigan Power to refuel Cook Nuclear Plant Unit 2
• Brandywine Girls' Basketball team advances to state championship for first time
• Royalton Township will vote on marijuana dispensaries in November
• ‘The Pillar Center’ to open in Benton Harbor, highlights importance of fatherhood
• Summer camps at Lake Michigan College, from building an arcade to stop-motion animation
• Berrien County businesses partner for 2nd annual Animal Adoption Day
• Niles police say threats made to schools were not disguised by VPN
• Lake Michigan College to host discussion on Artificial Intelligence, how it impacts humanity
• School threats deemed "insignificant" by Niles Police Department
• UPDATE: Threats made to Niles schools Monday came from foreign country
• All Watervliet Public Schools closed due to bus driver illness
• Learn the history of Coloma at North Berrien Historical Museum
• Free beginner yoga class at Niles District Library
• Coloma St. Patrick’s Day Parade celebrates with drone show
• Brandywine boys' basketball team wins first state championship
• Niles elementary students evacuated due to bomb threat
• St. Patrick's Day Events 2024
• SWET team recovers stolen Dodge Charger in Benton Harbor
• New Buffalo Township holds off on marijuana establishment moratorium
• Brandywine boys' basketball team go to state championship for the first time
• New MSP safety policy means troopers will chase fewer vehicles
• MDOT now accepting 'Paint the Plow' applications from high schools
• Part of Red Arrow Highway to close starting Monday
• Parents of students at Niles Community Schools demand change in how district handles bullying
• Benton Harbor approves new track and boilers at high school, Fair Plain East Elementary to get new boilers
• Buchanan-based charity gives over $100k to local groups
• Berrien County Health Department Director advises how to stay safe against measles
• Superintendent of Niles community schools speaking out over bullying incident
• Coloma St. Patrick's Day Parade will feature drone light show
• Bullying incident at Niles school
• 'March Mannequins' draws in business for downtown St. Joseph 
• Berrien Community Foundation will match up to $50,000 for Silver Beach playground
• ABC57's Tim Spears interview with Republican Representative Bill Huizenga of Michigan's 2nd District
• Child calls for help in apparent murder-suicide attempt
• BCSO looking for suspects in a string of break-ins they believe are connected