BENTON HARBOR — Concrete for the new basketball court in Hall Park in Benton Harbor was about ready to be poured until vandals tore the area up with four-wheelers.

The Republican sponsor behind the Michigan House of Representatives’ plan to ban cell phones in all K-12 schools said Monday that he is going back to the drawing board to ...

With key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act recently extended, the question of who benefits most under the current tax code is once again front and center. While ...

ST. JOSEPH — Maintaining the district’s momentum, finding ways to address facility needs and giving students more of a voice in basic decision-making top the list of goals that St.

ST. JOSEPH — The Berrien County Board of Commissioners has postponed throwing its support behind the M-63/I-94 Business Loop project, pending clarification on some items they deemed “crucial.” ...

BENTON TOWNSHIP — Benton Township will spend $74,000 on sanitary sewer smoke testing in five lift station areas – to curb stormwater flows into the system that can result in wastewater backups ...

Currently, the Department of Health and Human Services is headed by anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., a person who has repeatedly undermined confidence in vaccines by making false and ...

BRIDGMAN — The Greater Bridgman Chamber and Growth Alliance has announced a new wellness destination is coming to the heart of Bridgman this summer.

Students get hands-on experience with STEM at Camp Infinity Whirlpool teams up with MCWT to expose girls to technology ...

This is part two in a series I’m calling: “Things We Can’t Ignore: Relevant Concerns in a Changing America,” where I question who we are as a nation. Today, my focus is on health care ...

Editor,A shout out to Kathy and Glenn Ward of St. Joseph. They made a donation to the OutCenter of Southwest Michigan to cover the cost of renting the Shadowlands Pavilion for PrideFest 2025 in June.

COLOMA — Coloma Community Schools is ready to move ahead with a $65,802 audio system upgrade of its pre-kindergarten to eighth-grade classrooms.