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With the frigid temperatures this week, several warming stations are being announced in the Benton Harbor area.

The city of Niles has announced it has closed for Wednesday due to the extremely frigid weather.

Whether it's a pothole destroying your tire, or a dead battery, this time of year makes for a dangerous drive around town.

Former Governor Rick Snyder was a fan of calling for civility in politics, and his second-in-command is personifying it.

With the partial government shutdown ended temporarily thanks to Friday's deal between Congress and President Trump, will there just be another shutdown in a couple of weeks?

The League of Women Voters of Berrien and Cass Counties will host a forum on Berrien County transportation problems.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer's request to postpone the State of the State address has been accepted.

Senator Ruth Johnson on Tuesday introduced legislation to help protect victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, stalking or human trafficking by keeping their physical addresses hidden from their offenders.

Health officials in Washington State say they are considering vaccinating children younger than a year old to contain a measles outbreak in the region.

As bad as the weather is here, it's even colder across the lake in Chicago.

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Due to the extreme cold conditions in the forecast, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is declaring a State of Emergency.

The National Weather Service is extending the Winter Storm Warning for Berrien and Cass counties.

With temperatures expected to drop below zero in the middle of this week, several warming centers will be opening in Niles.

Be warned if you're a pet owner. Berrien County Animal Control is responding already to calls about dogs being left out in the winter storm.

The woman charged with murder for allegedly plotting the death of her Army sergeant husband on New Year's Eve is scheduled to be in court today.

A Lawton man is facing charges after a weekend arson.

The Chemical Bank name is going away.

Unless something changes between now and then, there will be dueling speeches next Tuesday night with the president giving the state of the union and Michigan's governor giving her state of the state.

Multiple police officers...servings a narcotics warrant...shot in Houston

Police say a man found out very soon the label on pills he allegedly stole wasn't accurate.

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Investigators will be going through Ameriwood Industries in Dowagiac today to try to determine what caused an explosion.

The partial shutdown of the federal government has come to an end after 35 days.

Now that a deal has been reached to re-open the federal government for three weeks, human services agencies throughout the country are breathing a sigh of relief.

Holtec International says it’s disputing objections from an environmental group over a proposed nuclear waste dump in New Mexico.

Congressman Fred Upton has re-introduced legislation designed to help fund FIRST Robotics teams around the country.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is expected to endorse a sales tax shift at the pump to put all of that money into the roads.

It's another winter day in Michigan with up to a foot of snow expected in some areas.

Tax filing season officially begins today.

Here's a reminder to change your passwords and check your anti-virus software, on what's being call Data Privacy Day.

Not even an Academy Award winning actor could put a crack in "Glass" at the movies this past weekend.

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