St. Joseph Today is inviting everyone to vote for their favorite entries in this year’s KitchenAid Stand Mixers on Parade. As the 2022 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship draws near, the parade is one way attention is being
Andrews University has completed renovations at the lobby of its Chan Shun Hall. Andrews College of Professions Dean Kimberly Pichot tells WSJM News the business administration building was first constructed in 1989, and it hasn’t been upgraded
The Cracker Barrel in Stevensville will start serving alcohol soon. The restaurant was granted a liquor license by the Lincoln Township Board of Trustees this week. There are no plans for the restaurant to open a bar
Construction costs are up due to high inflation, and that’s affecting how the Michigan Department of Transportation approaches its projects planned for the next few years. Speaking on the MDOT podcast Talking Michigan Transportation, the agency’s Brad
Southwestern Michigan Tourist Council Director Millicent Huminsky is retiring. The council announced Thursday Huminsky is stepping down after 37 years of working to drive tourism to the region. She will retire at the end of October, and
Washtenaw County officials are putting out a warning after discovering cases of the bird flu. Susan Ringler-Cerniglia with the Washtenaw County Health Department told Michigan News Network the concern is for those who own birds or keep
Sticker prices on new cars are going up. One reason behind the hike may be traced to customers wanting more features. Henry Ford Museum Transportation Curator Matt Anderson told Michigan News Network newer Ford models are a
A drug takeback day is planned for this month by Spectrum Health Lakeland. Manager of quality improvement Michelle Brow tells WSJM News everyone will be welcome to dispose of unused and unwanted prescription drugs between 10 a.m.
There were protests Thursday night in Grand Rapids after videos were released showing the shooting death of a Black man at the hands of a police officer. Grand Rapids City Manager Mark Washington says they released the
The Lake Township Board of Trustees has appointed a new supervisor to replace the recently deceased John Gast. He passed away March 9 after serving the township for several years. The township board has selected Stan Markavitch
Salary increases have been approved for several Berrien County officials. During Thursday’s meeting of the Berrien County Board of Commissioners, Chair Mac Elliott named some of those who are getting 2.5% pay increases starting January 1. “The
Lake Township is seeking a grant to help pay for a trail project leading to Lake Township Park. Township Treasurer Bob Clark tells WSJM News they’re seeking to connect Bridgman High School to the park. “It’s about
Legislation from state Senator Kim LaSata that seeks to improve election security has been approved by the Michigan Legislature and sent on to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for her signature. Her bill would require individuals registering to vote
The Berrien County Board of Commissioners has saluted the Berrien County Dispatchers of the Year. They were announced to the county board Thursday, with Berrien 911’s Jack Fisher saying there were eight nominees and two winners. One
The Berrien County Board of Commissioners is being asked by the county road department to approve a request for funding from the state for several bridge replacement projects. Speaking at Thursday’s meeting, Commissioner Jim Curran said a
An $85 million improvement project is planned by Indiana Michigan Power for the electric transmission system in Berrien and Van Buren counties. I&M spokesperson Schnee Doyle tells us the Hartford Area Improvements Project will involve the replacement
Coming back to the city of St. Joseph this summer will be Movies in the Park. The program will kick off July 9 with Clifford the Big Red Dog. That will be followed by screenings of such
A criminal investigation is underway into the actions of a Grand Rapids police officer involved in a struggle and deadly shooting of a man pulled over for a traffic stop. One of the four videos of the
Congressman Dan Kildee has announced new bipartisan legislation designed to protect families from lead in drinking water. The Get the Lead out of Assisted Housing Act would help protect families living in federally assisted housing from lead
You drive on them everyday, but a new report says 24% of Michigan’s roads are in poor condition and seven percent of the state’s bridges are in poor condition or structurally deficient. Rocky Moretti, with TRIP, a
A Michigan woman is riding her bike 3,100 miles to raise awareness and money about Alzheimer’s disease in memory of her mother, who died from the disease in 2010. 64-year-old Sue Wilson of Tecumseh re-started the effort
A lack of staff is creating a crisis at agencies across the state that provide foster-care to children. That was the message as executives from foster groups testified Tuesday in Lansing before a Senate subcommittee. Spectrum Human
Author, speaker, and sex trafficking survivor Leslie King-Friday will speak at Lake Michigan College this month. LMC criminal justice instructor Brad Byerle tells WSJM News she’ll discuss how to help prevent human trafficking during her presentation, “When
St. Joseph City Commissioners have approved the purchase of a new body camera system for police. During a meeting this week, St. Joseph Department of Public Safety Director Steve Neubecker said the old cameras are near the
The Andrews University School of Business Administration will celebrate the remodeling of part of its Chan Shun Hall next week. The university says a donation from AdventHealth made the renovations possible. AdventHealth is a network of more
Grand Valley State University says its new partnership with BHSH health system will result in hundreds of new nurses in west Michigan. Beaumont and Spectrum Health teamed up to create the BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Nurse
A drug takeback day is planned for this month by Spectrum Health Lakeland. It says it’s teaming up with the Berrien County Sheriff’s Department for the event on April 30. Everyone will be welcome to dispose of
From the Associated Press — Video shows a Michigan police officer struggling with a Black man over a Taser before fatally shooting him in the head while the man was face down on the ground. Grand Rapids
The Grand Rapids Police Department has released video from the scene of an officer-involved shooting this month. Patrick Lyoya, a Black man, was shot by an officer April 4. Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist
From the Associated Press — State Police Captain Mike Brown has submitted nominating petitions to run for governor, saying he brings “trusted leadership” to what is expected to be a large Republican primary field vying to challenge
