The property tax due date is fast approaching. Berrien County Treasurer Shelly Weich tells WSJM News due to COVID-19, Governor Gretchen Whitmer moved it back to June 29. If you still owe on your taxes, the treasurer’s
Police say they believe the body of a man who went missing in the St. Joseph River in Royalton Township on Friday has been found. The Berrien County Sheriff’s Department says the man went under while helping
Police say they believe the body of a man who went missing in the St. Joseph River in Royalton Township on Friday has been found. The Berrien County Sheriff’s Department says the man went under while helping
The South Haven City Council has approved a short-term plan to address flooding near the intersection of Dunkley Avenue and East Wells Street, just to the east of the Black River. City Manager Brian Dissette tells WSJM
The South Haven City Council has approved a short-term plan to address flooding near the intersection of Dunkley Avenue and East Wells Street, just to the east of the Black River. City Manager Brian Dissette tells WSJM
South Haven Area Emergency Services was able to contain a small fire at Clementine’s restaurant on Saturday. SHAES says it was called to the restaurant at 500 Phoenix Street around 1:30 p.m. when employees smelled smoke. The
Be careful if you’re having a campfire this weekend. There’s an elevated risk of wildfires statewide because of hot, dry weather. Michigan Department of Natural Resources resource protection manager Don Klingler told Michigan News Network this week
Michigan is reporting 255 new cases of COVID-19 for Saturday. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the state has had 61,084 cases of the illness since the start of the pandemic. It reported 20
Michigan is reporting 255 new cases of COVID-19 for Saturday. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the state has had 61,084 cases of the illness since the start of the pandemic. It reported 20
Postponed and not cancelled. That’s what leaders at the Berrien County Youth Fair are saying about the event for this year. Due to COVID-19 and uncertainty about what the situation and rules will be in August, the
Postponed and not cancelled. That’s what leaders at the Berrien County Youth Fair are saying about the event for this year. Due to COVID-19 and uncertainty about what the situation and rules will be in August, the
Fifth Third Bank has made a $7,000 donation to Southwestern Michigan College for Steve’s Run. Due to the pandemic, a virtual run will be held this year from July 25 through August 1. SMC President Joe Odenwald
The Berrien County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a man who went missing in the St. Joseph River on Friday. It says deputies were called out to the river about a mile from the Jasper Dairy boat
Just hours after the Michigan House on Thursday approved a resolution opposing Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s policies on nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic, the Michigan Senate followed suit. State Senator Aric Nesbitt tells WSJM News state policies
from the Associated Press — Employers added jobs in 46 states last month, evidence that the U.S. economy’s surprise hiring gain in May was spread broadly across the country – in both states that began reopening their
This was a week of progress when it comes to COVID-19 in Berrien County. The numbers were kept low, and there was even a day with no new cases of the illness to report. Berrien County Health
Comcast has announced it’s extending its offer of free internet service to low income residents for the rest of the year. When the COVID-19 pandemic first reached the United States, Comcast started to offer its Internet Essentials
With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting large gatherings, the St. Joseph Municipal Band has had to adjust so it can still perform for the community this summer. St. Joseph Public Works Deputy Director Greg Grothous tells WSJM News
A 19-year-old South Haven woman has died after she was pulled out of Lake Michigan off of South Haven’s South Beach on Tuesday. The South Haven Police Department says Jazmyn Patterson died at a Kalamazoo hospital. She’d
Employees will take less time off this summer because of COVID-19, according to a study by the firm Robert Half. Senior Regional Vice President in Detroit Trisha Plovie told Michigan News Network this week about their findings.
Michigan is reporting 211 new cases of COVID-19 for Friday. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the state has had 60,829 cases of the illness since the start of the pandemic. It reported just
As Spectrum Health Lakeland begins a new initiative to reduce racial inequities in health around southwest Michigan, it’s named Dr. Lynn Todman as its vice president of health equity. She tells WSJM News it will be her
Doctors have announced a new breakthrough in the treatment of the coronavirus. Henry Ford Medical Group CEO Dr. Steven Kalkanis told Michigan News Network this week their infectious disease experts found positive results in the use of
Michigan drivers could see big savings on their auto insurance bills starting next month, but they do want to be careful about how they go about it. Under reforms passed last year, starting on July 2 drivers
Michigan is just one of two states “on track to contain” the coronavirus, that’s according to the website COVID Act Now. Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, the chief medical executive for the state of Michigan, says we’re not totally
The Berrien County Youth Fair is off for this year. Fair leaders say the 75th Berrien County Youth Fair will instead be held in August of 2021. The Berrien County Youth Fair has released the following statement:
Chikaming Township Open Lands is seeking the public’s thoughts on what it should prioritize moving into the future. Director Ryan Postema tells us they’ve put up an online survey. “We’re interested to find out what people think
The Berrien County Administration Center will reopen on Monday. Speaking to the Berrien County Board of Commissioners Thursday, Interim County Administrator Mike Henry said the preparations are going well. “The staff has done a remarkable job getting
The Michigan House has approved a resolution opposing Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s nursing home policies during the COVID-19 pandemic. State Representative Pauline Wendzel says Whitmer has continued with a plan that places COVID-19 patients into long-term care facilities,
06-18-20 WSJM Afternoon News
