MSP upping enforcement against impaired driving through Labor Day
Police hope to reduce car accidents caused by impaired driving during the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.
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Three Rivers residents get involved following latest report concerning lead in city’s water system
The city says it will continue educating residents as some contact agencies and others urge for immediate action.
St. Joseph County residents reminded of rising whooping cough cases
Health professionals urge anyone with pertussis symptoms to see their provider right away to get tested.
Michigan residents urged to report Asian longhorned beetle sightings
ALB has not been discovered in Michigan yet, but it is crucial to look for signs of its presence.
Lead levels exceeding federal limit again found in parts of Three Rivers’ water system
Tests collected between January and June 2024 showed that six homes had results above 15 parts per billion, the city stated.
2024 Primary Election Results: Spence, Carra among candidates advancing to November
Want a quick, full recap of local election results? We’ve got you covered, St. Joseph County.
Three Rivers businesses talk about Michigan minimum wage
Because of a Michigan Supreme Court ruling, the amount of minimum wage paid and the tip credit for certain employees will change on February 21.
Michigan public schools extend free meals for students
Funding was secured through a $200 million appropriation in the fiscal year 2025 School Aid budget recently signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Recap: Candidate Questionnaires
We want to cut through confusion and give readers the facts they need before entering a voting booth.
Candidate Questionnaire: Frank Perez
We will run all completed questionnaires in the order they’re received prior to Election Day. These are Frank Perez's answers.
Three Rivers residents get involved following latest report concerning lead in city’s water system
The city says it will continue educating residents as some contact agencies and others urge for immediate action.
St. Joseph County residents reminded of rising whooping cough cases
Health professionals urge anyone with pertussis symptoms to see their provider right away to get tested.
Michigan residents urged to report Asian longhorned beetle sightings
ALB has not been discovered in Michigan yet, but it is crucial to look for signs of its presence.
Lead levels exceeding federal limit again found in parts of Three Rivers’ water system
Tests collected between January and June 2024 showed that six homes had results above 15 parts per billion, the city stated.
2024 Primary Election Results: Spence, Carra among candidates advancing to November
Want a quick, full recap of local election results? We’ve got you covered, St. Joseph County.
Three Rivers businesses talk about Michigan minimum wage
Because of a Michigan Supreme Court ruling, the amount of minimum wage paid and the tip credit for certain employees will change on February 21.
Michigan public schools extend free meals for students
Funding was secured through a $200 million appropriation in the fiscal year 2025 School Aid budget recently signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Recap: Candidate Questionnaires
We want to cut through confusion and give readers the facts they need before entering a voting booth.
Candidate Questionnaire: Frank Perez
We will run all completed questionnaires in the order they’re received prior to Election Day. These are Frank Perez's answers.
