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The University of Notre Dame is looking to help Benton Harbor redevelop its downtown and riverfront. The university says it’s part of the School of Architecture’s Housing and Community Regeneration Initiative.
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Benton Harbor commissioners approved the city budget Monday, but some argued they were rushed into the vote because of a state loan timeline.
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Benton Harbor’s annual kite flying event returns Saturday for its 10th year, promoting family engagement, STEM education and aviation awareness.
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MDOT has begun the final phase of a $204 million rebuild of I-94 in Berrien County. Lane and ramp closures are expected as eastbound lanes are reconstructed.
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Benton Harbor zoning changes approved amid debate, as one commissioner warns of displacement while the mayor says the plan expands housing and development options.
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A proposed $25 million settlement in Benton Harbor’s lead water lawsuit moves forward as residents’ attorney says state officials must still be held accountable.
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Benton Harbor commissioners approve $420K transfer to cover bills, sparking debate over transparency, oversight, and missing financial documentation.
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Kent Fulmer talks with Chuck Jager of the Morton House Museum in Benton Harbor
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WVPE Photo of the Week for 4/17/25 - 4/24/25
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Martin Luther King Day is Monday. Schools will be closed, and many people will be off work. Here is a list of events you can enjoy.