Louise Wrege

Now more than ever, The Salvation Army is asking for help to meet the needs of people in Southwest Michigan through its Red Kettle Campaign.

BENTON HARBOR — How the city can help homeless people in Benton Harbor is expected to be discussed Monday by city commissioners.

BENTON TOWNSHIP — Ronald and Kathryn Jillson and their small army of volunteers have been uncovering history at Crystal Springs Cemetery, one bush at a time.

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP — A former Lincoln Township police detective is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly falsifying salvage vehicle inspections, according to a news release from Michigan Attorney General Dana

Lakeshore and St. Joseph school boards saw their incumbents defeat a group effort from challengers Tuesday night.

BENTON HARBOR — The state’s announcement on Thursday that federal SNAP benefits are being withheld until further notice is potentially worsening the hunger problem in Southwest Michigan.

BENTON HARBOR — Berrien County’s first permanent supportive housing complex is expected to be ready for people to move into by next fall in Benton Harbor.

BENTON HARBOR — Shortly before Thanksgiving, a new restaurant is expected to open in Benton Harbor.

ST. JOSEPH — It’s time to honor aging as a strength, not a setback, said Christine Vanlandingham, CEO of Region IV Area Agency on Aging in St. Joseph, during the

BENTON HARBOR — A multi-million dollar project that will bring a grocery store and 55 supportive housing units to Benton Harbor was delayed Tuesday due to a lack of a