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02-19-19 Moody on the Market Daily Update

-with Woodland Terrace.

South Haven is saying no to drugs for the time being.

The arrest of an Elkhart man by Cass County Sheriff's deputies after a nearly hour-long standoff on Sunday is also resulting in drug charges for three people at the house near Edwardsburg where he sought shelter.

Ouch - the pain at the pump has returned.

Anti-bullying tour "Relentless" will be stopping in St. Joseph this week.

The Consumers Energy Foundation has announced it's providing $1.5 million to non-profits around Michigan this year for projects aiming to preserve, restore, and protect natural resources.

A new series of forums intended to spread awareness about the southwest Michigan transgender community and related issues will begin this week at Lake Michigan College.

The debate over no-fault auto insurance reform rages on in Lansing.

New legislation has been introduced to change the distracted driving law in Michigan.

Multiple states are now taking President Trump to court over his emergency declaration to fund a border wall.

Chicago Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts opened up Monday about racist emails about Muslims sent by his father -- Cubs owner Tom Ricketts.

The sailor shown in an iconic photograph kissing a woman at the end of World War II has died.

02-18-19 WSJM Afternoon News

02-18-19 Moody on the Market Daily Update

-with United Federal Credit Union.

A man charged with two murders in Benton Harbor has been found guilty on all charges.

Michigan State University's acting president Satish Upda recently met with the survivors of sexual abuse done by former MSU sports doctor Larry Nassar and apologized for the university letting them down.

Many school districts around the state have used up all 6 of their allowable snow days for the year and have gone over due to some nasty weather the past month and a half.

A Benton Harbor man who was arrested following a Van Buren County crash in January that killed two people is now facing murder charges.

Southwest Michigan's manufacturers added 600 jobs in the last year.

Legislation intended to free up more funding for Great Lakes research has been introduced by Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters.

Authorities say an eighth grade student has been found shot to death at a West Michigan hotel with the suspect remaining at large.

The latest burst of winter caused numerous crashes across southern lower Michigan Sunday and travel may still be difficult this morning.

Opponents of President Trump's emergency declaration are preparing legislative and legal challenges to his use of emergency powers.

More humanitarian aid has arrived in South America for the people of Venezuela, as the first shipment remains blocked from entering the country.

William Shatner's trying his hand at singing again....this time aiming for a different music audience.