The possibility of disincorporating the village of Baroda is an issue that has divided the small central county community for ...

Voters will have the chance to decide marijuana proposals in the city of Niles and Niles Township in the Nov. 3 election.

The Lake Michigan College Concert Choir, under the direction of Rebecca Derbas-Selvidge, will be joined by the Michigan School Vocal Music Association (MSVMA) District 6 Middle School ...

ST. JOSEPH — Clark Logistics is a step closer to getting full permission from the city of St. Joseph for a mixed-use ...

The South Haven Speakers Series will welcome Dr. Tom Ludwig of Hope College to present “The Promises and Perils of AI” later ...

Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger joined Gov. Gavin Newsom Wednesday at the California Economic Summit in Long Beach to celebrate two decades of the state's decarbonization framework ...

Nine of the largest U.S. banks dropped services for customers over political and religious views, according to a report from the Office of the Comptroller of ...

More than 71 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits will see a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment beginning in January, the federal government announced Wednesday.

Several Democratic candidates have razor thin leads over more well-funded Republicans in key races that are now considered statistically tied.

Colorado’s 1st Congressional District race, which is focusing on healthcare, immigration and taxes, could help determine whether Republicans keep their razor-thin House majority.

() - Senate President Warren Petersen and U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs are vying to give Republicans back control of Arizona’s executive branch.

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP — Lincoln Township trustees got a first look this week at the brownfield plan for a proposed housing ...