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Relief is being noticed from flooding along the St. Joseph River in Royalton Township.

The Orchards Mall in Benton Township has paid its taxes.

The life of Army Corporal Cole Wixom of Bloomingdale is being honored by the Michigan Senate.

Some health officials in Michigan note the rules governing exemptions from vaccination requirements could be credited with preventing a similar situation here.

The spirit of bipartisanship that had been in Lansing is wavering a bit following a party-line vote by the state House to overturn Governor Whitmer's executive order revamping the Department of Environmental Quality.

Coming soon to the gym at Lake Michigan Catholic High School will be live donkeys.

Former US Congressman John Dingell's past "is an example of what experience can do.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered flags within the capitol complex and on all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff today.

An oil leak near St. Louis has prompted closure of sections of two pipelines, including the Keystone pipeline.

Sunday night is music's biggest night.

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Flooding is going to remain a problem for some Royalton Township residents for a few more days.

Authorities are hunting for someone who got a little too personal outside a Hartford gas station.

The trial of Antwan Mims of Benton Harbor is underway for allegedly shooting and killing two men outside a house party last March.

The new MDOT director says at least $1.5 billion more is needed to improve the condition of state highways, nearly double what is now being spent.

Baseball season will be here before you know it, and the South Bend Cubs are putting out a call for fans to submit photos and videos taken at Four Winds Field.

After his State of The Union speech Donald Trump still has voters like this west Michigan farmer who wants more of the Trump presidency.

The executive order meant to rid three panels from the Department of Environmental Quality has hit a potential road block.

A judge says it will likely take weeks for him to decide  whether Michigan's former health director will continue to face involuntary  manslaughter charges arising from the Flint water crisis.

An update on Sunday's deadly small plane crash in southern California.

Following a delay, NASA holds its annual Day of Remembrance.

Looks like one of the biggest names in music won't be at the Grammys.

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Water filters are being made available for all residents of Benton Harbor starting this week.

Governor Whitmer is restructuring the state agency that drew criticism for its handling of the Flint water crisis under Rick Snyder.

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is pushing back at critics who worry he's not experienced enough to be running for President in 2020.

The city of St. Joseph is continuing its effort to get all properties spiffed up.

Police around Michigan made more than 200 drunk driving arrests during an end-of-the-year crackdown.

Andrews University is celebrating Black History Month.

Life in prison without the possibility of parole -- That's what Jason Dalton will be sentenced to later today.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has denied a request for a stay of a trial to determine if Michigan's current redistricting lines are impermissibly drawn.

Tonight's State of the Union address....will have President Trump in a different dynamic than ever before.

Federal attorneys in New York are seeking records from the President' inauguration committee.

The final numbers are in, and the score wasn't the only thing that was low during the Super Bowl.

02-04-19 WSJM Afternoon News