Debra Haight is an Author at Leader Publications. She covers a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change, water conservation, and hydrology, as well as topics related to crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime and business economics. Debra's work has been featured in Harbor Country News, NewsBreak, Leader Publications, LLC, and The Herald-Palladium.
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Debra Haight predominantly covers local crime, legal proceedings, and municipal government in Niles, Michigan. She often reports on breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics. If you have insights or information related to local criminal cases, legal proceedings, or municipal government issues in the Niles area, especially those with a human interest angle or impact on the community, she may be interested in your pitch.
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BUCHANAN — A new sidewalk repair program is underway in the city of Buchanan.
CASSOPOLIS — A Dowagiac man has been sentenced to two concurrent prison terms for his actions related to the death of a man, as well as the assault of a woman in Cassopolis last July.
By: Debra Haight
Marc Hopkins, who is the new Berrien Springs-Oronoko Township police chief, graduated from Eau Claire High School in 1999.
BUCHANAN — Encouraging housing in the city appears to be the next focus for Buchanan City Commissioners.
By: Debra Haight
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BARODA — The recall effort against Baroda Township Clerk Christina Price can continue after a court ruling Tuesday in Berrien County Trial Court.
BUCHANAN — Encouraging housing in the city appears to be the next focus for Buchanan commissioners.
By: Eau Claire, Debra Haight
The Sodus Township Library, pictured above, has been pitched to become part of the Eau Claire District Library with a proposal going before Sodus voters.
Don Campbell / HP staff Residents are considering the possible dissolution of the village of Baroda. Petitioners have recently collected enough signatures to put it to a vote. Photo taken April 7, 2026.
The Nov. 3 general election race for Michigan's 37th House District looks like it will be a rematch of the 2024 race after primary results came in Tuesday night.
