In today's news:

The Berrien County GOP has released a statement amid controversy over its scheduled event featuring January 6 defendants and two men charged and later acquitted in a plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer. 

The United Way of Southwest Michigan has announced the winners of its Volunteer Awards for the year. 

The Berrien County Clerk's office will hold an event to offer free election inspector training in June.

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In today's news:

• South Haven's police chief resigns after scrutiny on holding two jobs
• More money flowing to the Palisades Nuclear power plant for restart
• Local drone operator captures extensive Lake Michigan erosion footage
• and more!

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In today's news:

South Haven Police Chief Dennis Honholt has resigned. 

The Berrien County Board of Commissioners has gotten an update on how some of the county's opioid settlement money has been put to use since it announced a partnership with the First Church of God in St. Joseph last year. 

The Michigan Maritime Museum in South Haven will be unable to sail its tall ship, Friends Good Will, up to Holland for the Tulip Time Festival next week due to a low water level in South Haven Harbor. 

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In today's news:

• Report claims South Haven's police chief is still a chief in Dover, Tenn.
• Six candidates filed for St. Joseph City Commission
• A "nationwide grassroots" group holding local townhall in Benton Harbor
• and more!

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In today's news:

City leaders in St. Joseph are spreading the news about the coming changes to downtown parking in the summer, hoping to allay concerns and clarify what the arrangement will be. 

A grassroots political organization formed this year in Southwest Michigan is planning a town hall for this Friday in Benton Harbor to discuss how spending cuts, tariffs, and new policies on the federal level are affecting everyday citizens. 

A farmer from Berrien County has been honored with the Michigan Farm Bureau's 2025 Young Farmer Excellence in Agriculture Award.

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In today's news:

• Seatbelts now required on Dial a Ride in Benton Harbor
• Dredging underway near Tackle Haven docks on St. Joseph River
• Cook Nuclear Power Plant's weather buoy is back
• and more!

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In today's news:

A 2016 graduate of St. Joseph High School is the winner of America's Test Kitchen Next Generation Season 2. 

The Cook nuclear power plant weather buoy is now back in Lake Michigan, signaling the start of the busy boating season. 

St. Joseph Public Schools' newest foundation is making significant progress.

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In today's news:

• Local reaction to Pope Francis's passing
• Benton Harbor approves $300k in sidewalk work
• St. Joseph hears both sides of upcoming parking fees
• and more!

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In today's news:

Catholics all over the world are mourning Pope Francis following his death at the age of 88 on Easter Sunday. 

As the city of St. Joseph prepares to implement its downtown paid parking program this summer, social media has blown up with negative remarks. However, some business voices downtown are urging people to give the parking plan a chance.

The city of Bridgman is hoping to help revitalize a vacant building downtown. 

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In today's news:

• Another local protest against President Trump
• County jail changing food service providers
• Civil rights complaints against Hagar Township dismissed 
• and more!

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