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  • WSJM Morning News – February 21, 2019
    It's going to be about two months before a popular Hagar Township restaurant is serving pizza again.
    Majority Republicans in the state House are out with their priorities and action plan for the next two years.
    The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has placed Congressman Fred Upton on its retirement watch list for 2020.
    He tried to blame his wife's murder on two men who broke into their Niles Township home, but a jury wasn't buying it.
    A new forum series on the transgender community in southwest Michigan will begin tonight at Lake Michigan College.
    Starting today is 97.5 Y Country's annual Country Cares for Kids St. Jude Radiothon.
    Decades ago, voters passed Proposal A to fund Michigan schools. It has been controversial ever since.
    State Police and the Michigan Department of Transportation are urging drivers to be careful as the number of traffic deaths in the state is up over a year ago.
    Democratic members of the House Committee on Homeland Security are heading to Texas and New Mexico.
    "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is now facing charges that he lied about being the victim of a bias attack last month.
    A man who says somebody stole his safe...containing his life savings, is offering a big reward.
    12 min
  • WSJM Morning News – February 20, 2019
    A two-hour documentary will air on ABC TV stations Friday night diving deeper into the mass shooting that shattered Kalamazoo and other southwest Michigan communities three years ago tomorrow.
    A Michigan State Police trooper from the Niles post is facing a felony charge of embezzlement.
    President Trump has triggered bipartisan opposition in Congress by attempting to bypass lawmakers to fund his border wall.
    Benton Harbor City Commissioners have heard plenty from residents frustrated with the state of local streets, and they say some relief will come but patience is needed.
    Michigan Department of Transportation director Paul Ajegba is continuing to lay the groundwork for Governor Whitmer's budget proposal regarding money to fix the state's roads.
    St. Joseph Today has announced rhythm, blues, and rock singer JD McPherson will be the headliner for this year's BBQ, Blues and Bluegrass Festival.
    Taking money from the state 22 billion dollar catastrophic claims fund may be one way for the new governor to fix the roads.
    Relatives of a young mother who died in July when her  car was struck by a police officer who ran a red light are suing him and the  city of South Bend.
    President Trump denies trying to influence an investigation his campaign faced about hush payments to women.
    A high speed rail line between San Francisco and LA has long been a dream of Democrats in California.
    Who's got a shot at winning best actor Sunday at the Oscars?
    12 min

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