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Rebecca Thiele/ WMUKA proposal to commercially rezone a parcel at 4301 Stadium Drive was struck down by the city commission in January. City staff says a one-year reapplication waiting period only applies to certain proposals. -
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The Kalamazoo Public Schools fired Jim English, then its chief financial officer, in December 2022. English later sued the district. -
Two special events to celebrate Black History Month are slated for Friday, February 6 — one hosted by the City of Portage, the other by the City of Kalamazoo. -
Kalamazoo-based African-American builder and mason Albert White helped construct many historically significant buildings in the city in the late 19th and early 20th century. -
An initiative launched by Kalamazoo Forward Ventures invites students with ideas for businesses to a pitch competition. -
The community conversation, hosted by the Kalamazoo County Democratic Party, will include a panel with county sheriff Rick Fuller, vice mayor Drew Duncan and ACLU organizer Lily Eggers. -
In the fall, a few users expressed concerns over Kalamazoo's new city manager's compensation. A couple of expert observers suggest that it can be tough for cities to find leaders with the right skills. -
According to the company, the changes to safety and environmental rules for a new type of nuclear reactor does not apply to the Palisades Nuclear Plant, which Holtec hopes to restart. -
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KRESA has declared an official impasse in those negotiations. -
The “Strive for Five” program encourages students to attend school five days a week by giving $100 rewards for each week of perfect attendance.
