Golden Brown Bakery Closing In St. Joseph
The Golden Brown Bakery in downtown St. Joseph is closing. A sign on the door announced the business is closing next week. In a message to WSJM News on Facebook, the business says the building is for
The Golden Brown Bakery in downtown St. Joseph is closing. A sign on the door announced the business is closing next week. In a message to WSJM News on Facebook, the business says the building is for
Courtesy Kristi Maris (HOUSTON) — Two teachers say they were fired from their school after attending a drag performance and posting about it on social media. Kristi Maris, one of the former teachers at the First Baptist
Set for August 13 through August 19 in Berrien Springs is the 77th annual Berrien County Youth Fair. Manager Karen Klug tells us the theme this year is Summer Safari, and everything will begin on Sunday, August
$15.8 million in capital improvements are about to move forward around Berrien County. The Berrien County Board of Commissioners Thursday approved a resolution to proceed with facilities improvements being managed by Bacchiocchi Construction Services. Commissioner Jim Curran
Southwest Michigan Community Ambulance Service has received a $330,000 grant to help pay for the training of new paramedics. Service Director Brian Scribner tells us the group partnered with Medic One to seek the funding from the
Tim Grist Photography/Getty Images While the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes continue to boil, the unions say the summer heat is too hot to handle in New York City. The Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television
Coming up next weekend in downtown St. Joseph will be Chalk the Block. St. Joseph Today’s Daniele Crevier tells us Chalk the Block will feature more than 40 artists from all over the country drawing chalk art
A new drug treatment program could be coming to the Berrien County Jail. The Berrien County Board of Commissioners was told Thursday a resolution to implement the program will forwarded to the board from the county’s Opioid
Bangor City Manager Tommy Simpson is moving on. He tells us after about ten years working for the city of Bangor, he wants to do something else. Simpson has been city manager since 2020, and prior to
Former Hartford Police Chief Tressa Beltran has been bound over for trial in a case involving the theft of controlled substances. The Michigan Attorney General’s office says the 57-year-old Beltran is facing nine charges that include embezzlement,
The Chikaming Township Police Department says a shooting that happened on Tuesday was the result of road rage. The department responded to the incident on Union Pier Road around 4:15 p.m. and found the victim with non-life
amphotora/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Five current and former Palm Beach Central High School officials have been arrested and charged with felony failure to report the assault of a minor after not reporting that a 15-year-old student
With a primary for two city commissioner at large seats on the August 8 ballot, a candidate forum for Benton Harbor City Commission was held Wednesday. Tyrone Davis, Emma Kinnard, Edward Isom, and Shaquille Turner were on
The Buchanan Police Department is planning a National Night Out event for this month as police agencies around the country meet with the communities they serve. The Buchanan Night Out will be August 1 from 6 to
South Haven is receiving a $1.5 million state grant to address coastal erosion, flooding, and storm water management. It’s one of 23 communities around the state included in the latest round of funding through the Michigan Department
Douglas Sacha/Getty Images (HENDERSON, Nev.) — A Nevada man faces child abuse charges after he was found unresponsive in a vehicle with his two children who were suffering from the effects of high heat, police said. Brian Laugeson,
ABC News (NEW YORK) — When many people think of autism and an initial diagnosis, they think of children. A growing number of adults are learning they have autism, and their condition has gone untreated for years. “The
The Berrien Community Foundation is preparing to host Backpacks for Good in August, giving away around 2,500 backpacks loaded with school supplies to students throughout Berrien County. Program Director Susan Matheny tells us there will be giveaway
Legislation from Congressman Bill Huizenga would increase the assistance offered to fruit growers when their crops are damaged by natural disasters. He tells us the Protecting America’s Orchardists and Nursery Tree Growers Act would change some of
A new boat race is coming to southwest Michigan next summer. The Hobie Class Association of North America is planning WAVE 100 for August of 2024. The group’s John Nekus told St. Joseph City Commissioners this week
The Michigan Supreme Court will likely decide at least two cases in which the Whitmer administration shut down restaurants, banquet halls, and other public businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. A group of restaurants has been suing, saying
The retail environment in Michigan is improving. The June retail index in Michigan was 56, up from May’s 50.7. Andrea Bitely, of the Michigan Retailers Association, says half of Michigan retailers surveyed reported a sales increase over
23-year-old Grayson Ford of Lincoln Township is due in court Thursday on charges of kidnapping in November 2022 and criminal sexual assault a month later, and will be facing more charges after allegedly stealing several vehicles yesterday,
Lake Michigan College has partnered with Arizona State University to provide students with a better transfer experience. The two will use the MyPath2ASU program to help LMC students transfer to ASU. LMC says MyPath2ASU is ASU’s transfer
A Lincoln Township man is in jail following a some vehicle thefts and a chase with police on Thursday. The Lincoln Township Police Department says it started around 4 p.m. when officers were called to Red Arrow
The Lake Michigan College Mendel Center will welcome former Chief Official White House Photographer and New York Times best-selling author Pete Souza to the Mendel Center on September 19 for the first engagement of the Lake Michigan
A shooting suspect is in custody after being stopped by police on I-94 in Berrien County Tuesday. The Chikaming Township Police Department says it and the Berrien County Sheriff’s Department responded to a shooting on Union Pier
marvinh/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Harvard University’s practice of legacy admissions is being probed by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, a spokesperson for the agency told ABC News. The investigation comes a month following the
The Allegan Community Foundation is inviting everyone to fill out a survey on rural living being taken by the Michigan Office of Rural Development. It says residents can share their insights to help guide the policies and
St. Joseph City Commissioners could soon consider allowing on-street parking in residential areas on weeknights. At a meeting this week, they heard a proposal from resident Nicole Coar, who said as her family has grown, it’s become