Across Michigan, domestic and sexual violence outreach organizations are grappling with federal funding cuts, a federal government shutdown and state budget shortfalls — and advocates say tough decisions are being made.

The three-day online symposium organized by WMU's Climate Change Working Group is set to bring together voices from around the world to raise awareness and discuss solutions for climate-related migration.

The second round of "No Kings" protests took place nationwide on Saturday, October 18 as a continuation of the "No Kings" movement.

Over 100 soldiers with the Michigan National Guard gathered at Western Michigan University’s Lawson Ice Arena Friday before being deployed to the United States’ Southern border.

Western Michigan University students pass by it everyday, but the name and purpose of the 120-foot steel structure remains unknown to many.

The city of South Haven has been cleared in a lawsuit involving an 18-year old swimmer who drowned while swimming at a public beach.

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After operating for over 170 years, the Kalamazoo Ladies' Library Association will be inducted into the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame on Oct. 22.

Calhoun County issued checks for its most recent round of opioid settlement funding at the beginning of this month. Officials say it’s just one in a series of settlement payouts that will continue for years to come.

Despite concerns on social media, Western Michigan University is taking steps to protect old oak trees in an area of campus construction, biologist Todd Barkman says.