Local News Archives

Adopt a Highway Week Starts Saturday

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Drivers are advised to watch out for Adopt a Highway volunteers while out on the road starting this weekend and through next Sunday. That’s because there will be thousands of them out picking up trash along roads.

Michigan Stadium Tunnel To Get Name

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The tunnel used by players to enter Michigan Stadium will be named the Lloyd Carr Tunnel after the last football coach to win a national championship. The university will dedicate it before the game against Penn State

New Details On Oxford Shooting Suspect Released

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An attorney representing three families affected by the Oxford High School shooting says the suspect, Ethan Crumbley, showed signs of trouble well before the November shooting. Attorney Ven Johnson says teachers were aware of different drawings and

Peters Pledges Continued Support For Ukraine

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is calling on every U.N. Security Council member to “send a clear message that these reckless nuclear threats must stop immediately.” U.S. Senator Gary Peters says we can’t let dictators roll

Commissioners Hear Juvenile Justice Report

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The administrator of the Berrien County Courts Family Division has updated county commissioners on the latest developments in the juvenile system. Speaking Thursday, Commissioner Jim Curran said the administration committee heard this week from Elvin Gonzalez that

Two Hurt In Car-Motorcycle Crash

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Two people are hospitalized in Kalamazoo following a crash between a car and a motorcycle in Watervliet Township Wednesday. The Berrien County Sheriff’s Department says it happened around 6:45 p.m. the intersection of County Line Road and

US Senator Peters Discusses Inflation

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The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point, the third hike in a row and the fifth hike this year. U.S. Senator Gary Peters of Michigan thinks more could have been done

Detroit Sues Over Census Count

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The city of Detroit is suing the U.S. Census Bureau claiming the population was undercounted last year. Mayor Mike Duggan and the city’s top lawyer Conrad Mallet announced the lawsuit. “We believe the Census Bureau’s refusal to