St. Joseph News

A 45-year-old Illinois woman was pulled from Lake Michigan Sunday in a near drowning incident.

The Department of Natural Resources' Southern Lake Michigan Management Unit has announced fishery management actions and activities for the 2009-2010 angling season.

Saint Joseph is getting more recognition in a national publication. City Manager Frank Walsh tells us that Saint Joe appears in the July issue of Delta Skies Magazine as part of its "Great Escapes" feature.

A Stevensville teen is in the hospital after an early morning accident Thursday.

A group of volunteers from the Saint Joseph-Benton Harbor area spent part of their weekend rehabilitating two parks in Niles.

Construction in Benton Harbor has officials changing the traffic routes for Fourth of July fireworks in Saint Joseph.

A Chieftain will become a Bear. Former Dowagiac Head Coach Greg Blomgren will replace Head Boy's Basketball Coach Gregg Schaffer.

WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP, Mich. - An experienced installer of ham radio equipment has died after a 60-foot-high radio tower he was scaling during an antenna-installation competition collapsed beneath him.

Western Michigan University is eyeing a plan to build a research center in Niles to aid its archaeological work at Fort St.

A man arrested for robbing the Horizon Bank in Saint Joseph on Thursday was arraigned in Berrien County court on Friday afternoon.

Story was first posted at 1:43 a.m. Friday, June 26, 2009. SBT24/7News Report One man lost an eye as a result of being shot during an argument over a dice game early Thursday in Benton Harbor.

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. - Police arrested a man suspected of robbing the Horizon Bank on Ship Street in St.

It may seem a little early, but Fox is already on the hunt for the next American Idol.

Motorists can drive on I-94 Eastbound between I-196 and the Coloma exit again. The section of I-94 closed this morning after a car rolled over in Bainbrigde Township sending 10 people to the hospital.

The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan told political leaders, grassroots activists and concerned residents here June 5 that God's universal law of justice is at work and those responsible for dispensing justice have a weighty responsibility, in a message delivered at Lake Michigan College.

Electric crews from Fort Wayne and Muncie are now helping local I&M crews working to restore service to customers in southern lower Michigan and northwest Indiana.

Part of Cleveland Avenue in Saint Joseph will be closed next week. City Engineer Tim Zebell says that water tower work is to blame.

STORMS WILL CONTINUE INTO TONIGHT AS A POTENT COLD FRONT MAKES ITS WAY TOWARDS THE AREA.

Jason Scheffler leaned against a picnic table in Bronson Park and watched his wife push their son around in a stroller.

Work to install a new safety barrier along the Margaret B Upton Arboretum in Saint Joseph could start this summer.