A man convicted of driving drunk and killing a Berrien County road worker was sentenced Monday to 57 months to 15 years in prison, more than three years after the fatal crash. bit.ly/4bsoZqL

Dynasty continues.

My mother served as a World War II Army nurse, treating wounded soldiers in New Guinea. She was very proud of her service.

The HP front pages on Nov. 11 and Nov. 12, 1975, covered the Nov. 10 sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. We reported that a St. Joseph man was part of the lost crew. In fact, he was the only Michigan resident on the ship that day. Read about him here: bit.ly/4noxR3b

Former Baroda-Lake Township police chief faces 6 felony embezzlement charges. bit.ly/4nZvhlw

My column today takes on online haters. (I'll probably get hated for this.) bit.ly/4lYrfIL

My son climbed a mountain to research this story.

Big crash on snowy I-94 near Hartford.

It’s time to start putting the people of Michigan first. That’s why I’m running for Governor. Let’s get to work!

Over $100 million in projects on the way in the City of Benton Harbor!!! 2025, here we come!!!! 🚧 🏗 🏨 🏠 🛖 🏚 🏡 🏘. @HeraldPalladium

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Ferris State wins its third national title in four years with a dominating 49-14 win over Valdosta State in the title game! What a season for the ‘Dawgs!

Bulldogs are having their way.

BREAKING: Donald Trump wins Michigan. #APRaceCall at 12:54 p.m. EST. apnews.com/hub/election-2024

October just got grittier. #TigersWin

Palisades nuclear power plant got a big boost toward reopening today with a federal loan guarantee. The plant still needs regulatory approval to become the first U.S. shuttered nuclear plant to reopen. bit.ly/4eunWph

In memory of Tpr. Robert J. Mihalik who made the ultimate sacrifice this date 40 years ago. We will always remember your service to the State of Michigan and your brotherhood to the MSP! Thank you March 23, 1947 - September 9, 1984 Trooper Mihalik was shot to death while arresting a person suspected of failing to pay for gasoline. On Sunday, September 9, 1984, a service station attendant called the St. Joseph Post reporting that a man had just left the station without paying for $35.00 worth of gas and cigarettes. The post immediately broadcast the description of the suspect and his vehicle. Trooper Mihalik was patrolling the I-94 freeway near the area where the suspect was last seen driving. Trooper Mihalik soon spotted the vehicle and followed it off the freeway. He was finally able to force the suspect to stop in a residential area of Shoreham, an unincorporated village. Witnesses saw Trooper Mihalik approach the suspect and heard the suspect arguing. Trooper Mihalik eventually had the suspect turn and take a position of submission to arrest. The suspect continued to argue, and began struggling as the officer started handcuffing him. Trooper Mihalik was able to secure only one handcuff when the suspect suddenly turned and pushed him back onto the hood of the patrol car. The suspect immediately grabbed for the officer’s service revolver, wrestling it away from him. Trooper Mihalik rolled off the patrol car and crouched beside it for cover. The suspect began yelling and waving the gun in the air, then suddenly shot over the hood of the patrol car at Trooper Mihalik. Subsequent investigation revealed that the suspect fired six shots at Trooper Mihalik, striking him three times. One non-fatal round struck his chin, and two rounds (one of which was fatal) struck his chest. Trooper Mihalik was able to draw his snubnose revolver and fire five shots, striking the suspect’s left hand once. Witnesses kept the suspect in view as he fled the scene a short distance on foot. Back-up officers arrived and administered first aid to Trooper Mihalik. They were also able to arrest the suspect without incident moments later. His right wrist was still handcuffed. Trooper Mihalik was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 6:20 p.m. The suspect was charged with first degree murder and felony murder. He was convicted on both counts in circuit court and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Motorists looking forward to completion of the road closure of M-139 near Scottdale Road are going to have to wait a little longer. The expected reopening has been delayed until Oct. 25. bit.ly/3WWkYT4

Warning to beach-goers this weekend.

Fired Hartford police chief says he was given no reason for his ouster. bit.ly/3LGX1dc

Crystals Springs Cemetery in Benton Harbor was so overgrown, a lot of its history was covered up. So volunteers used a 1931 edition of The Herald-Palladium's predecessor newspaper as a guide to finding, and uncovering, some treasurers. bit.ly/46oOvJd #freestory