Authorities mum about fatal crash during police chase in Three Rivers

MLive.com - Fri Nov 06

Police and St. Joseph County Prosecutor John McDonough have released little information about a crash that killed one person and injured another Wednesday during a police pursuit in Three Rivers.

Driver killed in U.S. 12 collision in St. Joseph County

Kalamazoo Gazette - Thu Nov 05

A 78-year-old woman was killed Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash in St. Joseph County, police said.

Driver killed in U.S. 12 collision

Kalamazoo Gazette - Thu Nov 05

A 78-year-old woman was killed Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash in St. Joseph County, police said.

St. Joseph County votes "no" to RTA

WNDU-TV South Bend - Wed Nov 04

Election results have come in for the vote on the Regional Transportation District, and St.

Colon schools moving on from defeat

Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance - Wed Nov 04

The next step for Colon Community Schools - on the heels of its $23.1 million plan for a new elementary school being defeated Tuesday - might be taken early next week.

St. Joseph County votes "no" to RTA

WNDU-TV South Bend - Wed Nov 04

Election results have come in for the vote on the Regional Transportation District, and St.

St. Joe County votes "No" to RTA

WNDU-TV South Bend - Tue Nov 03

Election results have just come in for the vote on the Regional Transportation District, and St.

Man accidentally shot himself in Centreville Sunday

Kalamazoo Gazette - Mon Nov 02

A Florida man accidentally shot himself while cleaning a gun on Sunday. Rickey Hill, 53, of Sarasota, Fla., was stuck in the left hand and leg at 4:13 p.m. at a residence in Centreville, according to the St.

Two commission seats contested in Three Rivers

Kalamazoo Gazette - Fri Oct 30

Two years ago, Allen Balog was a member of the Three Rivers City Commission and considered the underdog in a bid to unseat long-time Mayor Tom Lowry.

Change of venue orderedParents' murder trial to move in search of fair jury

Kalamazoo Gazette - Thu Oct 29

St. Joseph County Prosecutor John McDonough had been confident a jury could be seated to hear the murder trial of Anthony and Marsha Springer despite extensive media coverage of the case.