‘Operation Dry Water’ cracks down on drinking and boating this weekend
The U.S. Coast Guard will be out in force around Lake Michigan this Fourth of July weekend to make sure everyone’s being safe on the water. Joe Neff is the Coast Guard Lake Michigan Public Affairs Officer
Benton Harbor Commissioners asked to crack down on ‘nuisance parties’
Benton Harbor City Commissioners are being asked to approve an ordinance prohibiting nuisance parties that lead to violence and disturbances of the public peace. Following another weekend during which a roaming party led to a shooting, Benton
Bicentennial Bridge closed to vehicle traffic
The Bicentennial Bridge between Benton Harbor and St. Joseph will be closed to vehicular traffic until at least Tuesday, July 8. The Michigan Department of Transportation says crews on Tuesday were able to replace the bridge’s cylinder,
Sudden addition to Summer: Free ‘Shop & Shore Trolley’ in St. Joseph
Visit Southwest Michigan wants to make your summer in St. Joseph easier and more exciting with the launch of its new ‘Shop & Shore Trolley’: From Boutiques to the Beach, Ride with Charm. Running July 4 through
Halee Pullins to Lead Marketing Strategy as United Federal’s New Director of Marketing
United Federal Credit Union announces the promotion of Halee Pullins to the position of Director of Marketing. Pullins brings over seven years of experience in credit union marketing and public relations, with a strong track record of
Road Commission employees visit memorial to remember coworker killed in 2023
Drivers are being reminded of the importance of caution in work zones as the Van Buren County Road Commission remembers one of its own who was killed in a crash in 2023. Commission Managing Director Bret Witkowski
US dollar is off to its worst start in 50 years. Here’s why that matters for you.
Costfoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images (NEW YORK) — The United States dollar is suffering its worst start to a year in more than five decades, likely triggering a price hike for some everyday items and a jump in
Hole-in-One Wins $10,000 During 34th Annual Cherry Scramble at Pipestone Creek Golf Course
One local golfer’s day started with a swing — and ended with a $10,000 payday. During the 34th Annual Cherry Scramble at Pipestone Creek Golf Course in Eau Claire, Mike Augustine delivered a moment that will go
Major Bridge Work Set to Begin July 8 on Niles-Buchanan Road Over US-31
Motorists traveling between Niles and Buchanan will want to plan ahead this summer and fall, as a significant bridge repair and preservation project is set to begin next week on Niles-Buchanan Road in southern Berrien County. The
Looking for a fireworks show? There are plenty to choose from
There will be plenty to do around Southwest Michigan for the Fourth of July this year, whether you’re looking for a fireworks show, food, music, or just a party. Starting with fireworks, there will be four big
AAA Tow to Go program activates for July Fourth holiday period
As Michiganders prepare for what’s expected to be a bustling Independence Day weekend, AAA is once again stepping up to ensure safe roads across the state. The group announced the reactivation of its popular “Tow to Go”