Niles Community Pulse

No injuries were reported in Monday night's Niles Township structure fire near Bertrand Road and Adams Road. Multiple departments including Niles,...

The Niles History Center's Archaeology Open House on July 29 invited residents to explore local history through displays, lessons, and reenactments in a family-friendly setting. This community event offers a direct connection to the area's past.

Six fire departments quickly contained a Monday night garage fire on Adams Road in Niles Township, rescuing two cats and saving the attached home from...

Niles City Schools secures leadership continuity with Ann Marie Thigpen's approved retire-rehire: her resignation takes effect Saturday, followed by a...

Two local stations covered Monday's residential fire at Adams and Bertrand Roads with notable differences.

• Timing: WSBT logged calls at 6:30 p.m....

The Niles City Council voted unanimously to place a marijuana retailer cap on the November ballot, letting residents decide whether to limit stores to the current five licensed businesses.

Council members voiced deep concerns over eroded public trust amid fund allocation debates.

• Mayor Jung acknowledged misallocation publicity and slim...

Michigan's OK2Say program logged nearly 11,000 confidential tips last year, the second-highest total since 2014.

• Mental health focus: Students...

Niles community members can explore local history and archaeology at the Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Open House.

A hot load with hidden embers sparked an early morning fire at the Southeast Berrien County Landfill in Niles, but crews put it out in 35 minutes with no injuries and no toxin concerns.

Assemble your crew for this standout local fundraiser!

• Fire Truck Pull happens July 25th at 11 A.M. EST
• $25 team fee for five members, paid on-site
• Waivers signed at registration booth

Grab friends, pick a team name, and pull for Niles Burn Run Inc!

The Niles Art Association invites local artists and enthusiasts of all ages to free monthly meetings exploring drawing, painting, pottery, photography and more, dedicated to enriching the community through the arts.

Niles has appointed a new public works director, a key leadership move for managing city infrastructure and services.

Niles City Council has approved the annual Apple Festival, preserving a key local tradition for residents. This event continues to support community gatherings and cultural activities in the area.

Breaking News

• 🔥 A 45-year-old Niles man died after his motorcycle was struck from behind by a minivan in New Buffalo Township on Thursday...

A 45-year-old Niles man lost his life Thursday after a distracted Missouri driver struck his nearly stopped motorcycle from behind on US-12 in New...

The July 15, 2026 Regular Council Meeting Agenda for Niles, Michigan is now available.

Michigan is suing the Education Department over cuts ending $6 million in school mental health grants at month's end. The funds, approved after school shootings to hire 14,000 counselors nationwide, face termination over DEI ties.

Niles Elite Cheerleading captures the national title at the Indianapolis Convention Center on July 11. The Southwest Michigan program, serving nine...

The City of Niles Fire Department is hosting Spray Day on July 16, a fun family-friendly event for the community.