Emergency training exercise tomorrow at South Bend International Airport
If you happen to drive by the South Bend International Airport Thursday night and see a bunch of flashing lights and a fire, don’t be alarmed. They’re only doing a training exercise. The airport’s Rich VonIderstine tells
Berrien Drain Commissioner’s office seeks to address flooding issue near Barbott Farms
The Berrien County Drain Commissioner’s office could soon start a new project to reduce flooding in Lincoln Township. Speaking to the Lincoln Township Board of Trustees this week, Drain Commissioner Christopher Quattrin said the Williamson Drain, near
9/11 Hero Climb held Wednesday in St. Joseph to mark 9/11
The annual BOSS Services 9/11 Hero Climb at Dickinson Stadium in St. Joseph on Wednesday is being described as a success. The non-profit event attracted around 250 to 300 people participants, and organizer Jeff Street says it
Hagar Township conducting study on erosion at Hagar Park
The Hagar Township Board of Trustees is moving forward with a plan to reduce erosion along the Lake Michigan shoreline at Hagar Park. Township Supervisor Izzy DiMaggio tells us they’ve been losing part of the park to
Harris-Trump debate: Economists assess attacks over inflation, tariffs
Doug Mills/The New York Times/Bloomberg via Getty Images (NEW YORK) — The debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump on Tuesday opened with a fiery exchange about the economy, an issue that often
Shares in Trump's Truth Social fall following presidential debate
Win McNamee/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Shares in former President Donald Trump’s social media company fell more than 12% Wednesday morning on the heels of Tuesday’s presidential debate, which a CNN poll indicated was won by Vice
Lincoln Township leaders seeking lower speed limits on some roads
The Lincoln Township Board of Trustees has formally requested lower speed limits on four roads under a recent change to state law. Trustees were told Tuesday the new change to Michigan law allows local governments to petition
$60k donation from construction union advances MLK monument project
The Twin Cities’ unique dual monuments to Martin Luther King, Jr. are being advanced by a gig donation from a West Michigan construction workers union. The West Michigan Chapter of LIUNA – the Laborers’ International Union of
SBN Airport Emergency Preparedness Drill Thursday evening 7-9 PM
If you happen to be driving in the area of South Bend International Airport tomorrow evening (Thursday, September 12), don’t be alarmed! The smoke and possible flames you will see from the airport will be part of
St. Joseph Pizza Hut getting a facelift
Pizza Hut in St. Joseph Township is undergoing some changes. The restaurant will be getting a facelift that will include the elimination of the dining area and the addition of a drive thru. At a Tuesday meeting
Van Buren County Road Commission celebrates employee with 45 years of service
The Van Buren County Road Commission is celebrating a longtime employee for his decades of service. Randy Moser is celebrating 45 years with the road commission. Moser told us his time with the road commission has been
Fact-checking economic claims Trump and Harris made at debate
Former President of the United States Donald J. Trump and Vice President Harris’s first Presidential Debate is displayed on a TV screen in Foster City, California, United States on September 10, 2024. (Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Inflation data to show whether prices continued cooldown
Javier Ghersi/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — A fresh inflation report on Wednesday will show whether price increases have continued a monthslong cooldown as they fall toward normal levels. Economists expect prices to have increased 2.6% over the
Tips from Google to ensure your Gmail account doesn't get deleted
Carol Yepes/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — For any Google users who send and receive emails thanks to the software company’s free Gmail service, it may be time to take stock of your account to ensure it’s not
Mark Lemoine joins KOA as corporate VP, will retain local campground and involvement
Kampgrounds of America (KOA), Inc., headquartered in Billings, Montana, has named Mark Lemoine, its new Senior Vice President of Franchise Operations. A southwestern Michigan businessman and community leader, Lemoine has owned and operated the Coloma/St. Joseph KOA