Gordon Evans

News Reporter/Producer

WMUK's Morning Edition anchor, Gordon Evans is also an accomplished reporter and interviewer. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he came to WMUK from WAAM in Ann Arbor.

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9:23 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Portage rape victim launches "no means no" campaign

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Campaign is in connection with sexual assault awareness month
  • Source: Mlive
  • | Via: Kalamazoo Gazette
PORTAGE, MI -- The night she was raped, Lauren Kyle was just hanging out with a boy from the neighborhood. But what started out as an ordinary walk on a warm summer evening turned into a sexual assault in the woods near Amberly Elementary School in Portage.
Kalamazoo Public Services
7:46 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Kalamazoo announces new Public Services Director

Credit City of Kalamazoo
Sue Foune

The city of Kalamazoo says Deputy Public Services Director Sue Foune will become the Department's director in May. 

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7:16 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Billions of tax dollars go uncollected in Michigan

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Sales tax has biggest deficit of any tax category
Michigan has written off $2.2 billion in delinquent taxes since 2000 and is chasing billions more from 492,000 delinquent accounts. Treasury Department officials say the delinquencies are 3 percent or less of all taxes due to the state.
6:40 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Poll gives Congressman Mike Rogers early advantage in GOP Senate race

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Grand Rapids Congressman Justin Amash and former Secretary of State Terry Lynn Land among others in poll for next year's Senate race
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers is leading the pack among potential Republican candidates to replace U.S. Sen. Carl Levin next year, early polling shows. One of the two polls - a survey released by Lansing-based Marketing Resource Group - showed that Rogers, who lives in Howell, has a strong base of support among mid-Michigan voters and conservative and pro-life voters statewide.
6:30 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Group plans petition drive for proposal to ban "fracking" in Michigan

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Hydraulic fracturing has been used to extract natural gas. Opponents of practice say it damages air and water
SOUTH HAVEN - Men and women of manners avoid dropping the "F-bomb," as the swear word is referred to these days.

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