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Rogelio V. Solis/APCity officials said the multi-year project includes the construction of a new plant and water mains that will be designed to deliver water with less iron and manganese to the city water supply. -
Annabella Tetner/WMUKPickleballs were flying Thursday afternoon as the West Hills Athletic Club showcased its new Latitude 42 Pickleball Complex.
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Students returning to Western Michigan University may have noticed that Waldo Library’s clock is missing its hands, but they may soon return after being removed in May. -
Renewable-energy advocates say utilities have too much influence over the officials that regulate them, and that a proposed ballot measure could help change that. -
The network represents 15 Centers for Independent Living across Michigan, including one in Kalamazoo. -
On Wednesday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration declined to authorize updated Covid-19 vaccines for healthy kids and healthy adults under 65. -
The Western Michigan University Office for Sustainability hopes to keep items out of the landfill by giving them to students who need them. -
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“When this institution succeeds or fails it feels personal to me, like it’s part of my family," Kavalhuna said. -
More than three years after it was decommissioned, the Palisades Nuclear Plant has returned to operational status, but there's still more to be done. -
U.S. Senatorial hopeful Abdul El-Sayed joined Sanders during his stop in Kalamazoo, which also included Michigan union leaders. -
It's the first confirmed citing of the rare species in Kalamazoo County since 1975.
