In today's news:

The Berrien County Democratic Party says it's disappointed that the Berrien County GOP is welcoming two January 6 defendants and two men charged in the plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer to Stevensville Friday.

Students at Paw Paw High School are preparing to take part in the painting of a mural near the building's entryway to spread a message about mental health. 

The Berrien County Sheriff's Department is clarifying its role helping U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest undocumented migrants in the area.

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The city of Buchanan has been awarded a $1 million state grant for its downtown infrastructure project. 

State Representative Brad Paquette has introduced new legislation that would ban gender transition procedures for minors in Michigan.

A Van Buren County has won more than $5 million in the Michigan Lottery.

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The South Haven City Council is inching closer to taking a vote on the return of a lifeguard program for city beaches.

Work to improve Hall Park in Benton Harbor will now move forward following action by city commissioners Monday.

Kimberly "Kimmy" Cramer is this spring's recipient of Lake Michigan College's Spirit of Nursing award, one of the highest honors bestowed upon a graduating nursing student at the college. 

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Congressman Tim Walberg has been working on some changes to the federal government's student loan program to reduce costs and help prevent young college students from going too deeply into debt. 

The deadline to get a REAL ID is fast approaching after years of postponements and delays. 

The Berrien County Health Department is planning a Community Baby Shower for first-time expectant parents this month. 

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The city of South Haven has applied for an emergency dredging permit from the Army Corps of Engineers to get its recreational harbor ready for boaters this summer as the water in the harbor has become too shallow. 

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order slashing federal funding to public broadcasters PBS and NPR. How does that affect WNIT in South Bend?

Berrien County is being required to return $320,000 in COVID funding back to the federal government. 

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Congressman Bill Huizenga isn't laying out a timetable for making a decision on whether to run for the U.S. Senate, but he's feeling pretty good about the idea. 

A St. Joseph man who was killed Wednesday in a Benton Township crash has been identified as a popular instructor at Lake Michigan College.

As Benton Township plans the creation of a new park near the intersection of Euclid and Laurel avenues, it's seeking more input from the public. 

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In today's news:

• Police investigate fatal head-on crash in Benton Township 
• St. Joseph rental inspections contracted out and fees increase
• Benton Harbor's Second Baptist Church celebrates 150 years
• and more!

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The city of St. Joseph is notifying the public the Whirlpool Compass Fountain below the bluff downtown won't be opening on its traditional date this year. 

St. Joseph City Manager Emily Hackworth has received a positive performance evaluation from city commissioners. 

It's time once again for the Bridgman Open Air Market to reopen for the season. 

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In today's news:

• Third interim police chief appointed in South Haven
• Corewell Health announces apartment complex plan in St. Joseph
• St. Joseph city commission balks at paying for maternity leave
• and more!

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