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In today's news:

• Berrien County Sheriff's deputies bust 123-pound cocaine shipment
• Local econ. development group Cornerstone hires new CEO
• Paw Paw man back in custody after low-speed chase
• and more!

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In today's news:

The Berrien County Sheriff's Department is working with the Drug Enforcement Agency after a major cocaine bust on I-94 this week.

Cornerstone Alliance has announced the appointment of Marla Schneider as its new president and chief executive officer.

This is National Apprenticeship Week, and Michigan Works is taking time to focus the spotlight on some successful apprentices right in Southwest Michigan. 

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Bonkers Turkey Day Travel. Technology 'boredom' and Hallmark Weddings! That's what Paul Layendecker is BuZzin' about today on the Daily BuZz!!.

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Today in Sports

• Central Michigan beats Western at home for the first time since 2010 with a 16-14 win over the Broncos in the annual Victory Cannon trophy game.
• College basketball. Michigan State tops Samford 83-75.  Notre Dame over North Dakota, 75-58
• Blackhawks fall to Ducks 3-2
• High School Volleyball.  Our Lady of the Lake headed to state semifinals.

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In today's news:

• Hundreds turn out for Unified Civics Monuments dedications
• Benton Harbor approves contract for Bobo Brazil Community Center rehab
• South Haven hearing on Short Term Rentals results in delayed action
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In today's news:

A crowd of hundreds came out in both Benton Harbor and St. Joseph on Tuesday for the unveiling of sister monuments to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

A Niles man is facing a charge of assault with intent to murder following a shooting on Monday. 

Benton Harbor City Commissioners have approved a contract with Abonmarche to provide design and construction services for the upcoming renovation of the Bobo Brazil Community Center. 

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It appears chocolate is having a ‘moment.’ Something out of a horror flick! And Social Jetlag. That’s what Paul Layendecker is BuZzin’ about today on The Daily BuZz!!

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Today in Sports

• Chicago pulls away in the 4th quarter as the Bulls beat the Pistons 122-112.
• Raptors snap 7 game skid with a 130-119 win over Indiana
• Michigan's 2nd biggest football rivalry tonight has Western Michigan at Central Michigan in Tuesday MAC-Tion at 7:30 in Mt. Pleasant.
• Michigan tops Miami of Ohio in Men's hoops 94-67.  ND and MSU are home tonight.
• Red Wings fall at San Jose 5-4 in OT
• Monday Night Football, Dallas remains winless at home in 2024 after 34-10 loss to Houston.
• Junior College and High School Sports schedule

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In today's news:

• Suspect arrested in Niles Speedway shooting Monday
• Upton Drive in St. Joseph finally complete
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission sets public hearing for Palisades emergency plan
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In today's news:

We're expected to see some pretty big waves on Lake Michigan this week. 

The ribbon has been cut on the Upton Drive reconstruction project in St. Joseph.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a meeting on the reopening of the Palisades plant this week. 

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