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Police are asking residents for help to find a missing Three Rivers teen.

Bad weather Tuesday resulted in the lack of a quorum at the monthly Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services of St. Joseph County.

More than two dozen pages in a three-ring binder tell the story about Boo.

Progress on the Constantine U.S. 131 bypass is slowly taking shape, but the lion's share of work awaits.

Americans are overweight and it’s killing us, said Dr. James Phillips, medical director for the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency.
Inactivity has surpassed cigarette smoking as a leading cause of death in the country, Phillips told the health board on Thursday. And of all the states, Michigan ranks extremely low on healthy residents charts.
Losing just 10 percent of body weight can make [...]

The Michigan House on Thursday approved legislation allowing veterans to receive a special designation on their driver’s license or state ID cards.

About 20 Centreville residents attended the Centreville Village Council meeting Monday night.

A 14-year-old girl missing since Feb. 21 has returned to her home in Three Rivers.

White Pigeon Village Council has once again placed the former White Pigeon town hall at 118 S. Kalamazoo St. up for sale in a sealed bidding process.

Their lowest points are remembered as dark, helpless days.

Cari Cucksey, star of HGTV's "Cash & Cari," is the main attraction at the 10th annual Home & Garden Expo.

Animal Rescue Fund of St. Joseph County is offering a $1,000 reward in the January shooting death of a dog in Burr Oak.

After months of construction, Sturgis Hospital Medical Commons II on the east side of Sturgis is ready for the public.

Taylor Kulpinski, 2-year-old son of Erin Kulpinski of Sturgis, is too young to understand his situation.

St. Joseph County Sheriff deputies investigated a two-car crash just before 11 a.m. Saturday at the intersection of Lutz and Mintdale roads in Florence Township.

The ribbon has been cut at Sturgis Hospital Medical Commons II and it opens for business today.
The Sturgis Hospital board and staff, physicians and their staff, as well as the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and friends, gathered Friday to tour the newly-renovated facility in Maple Crest Plaza.
Plaza owner Jim Weiss and John Mayer, Sturgis Hospital Board president, cut the ribbon following a blessing by Rev. Cannon Merdith Hunt of St. John’s Episcopal [...]

Business leaders and supporters of economic development in LaGrange County received an overview of progress and a glimpse into the future for the county in 2013 on Friday from LaGrange County Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Keith Gillenwater.

Over the past month, sap buckets have hung on 600 maple trees at Maple Wood Nature Center, a sign that spring is near and the coming of LaGrange County’s biggest festival, Maple Syrup Days.