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Rick Freiman of Portage says the bill has given him hope for moving forward with a solar installation his HOA rejected.
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WMUK
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A conversation with David Briggs
Leona Larson
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The stories look at how traffickers operate and how hard it can be for people to escape trafficking and get help
Leona Larson
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The forum for candidates running for Kalamazoo City Commission will begin at 5:00 and wrap up around 6:15. Then a forum with the candidates running for mayor is scheduled to start at 6:30.
Mark Bugnaski
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Michael will cover a beat called "rural meets metro" for WMUK
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A conversation with Caelan Cardello
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In the fall of 2020, things are looking up for trafficking survivor Stacy Chambliss, thanks to the Kalamazoo YWCA. But then something changes.
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WMUK's Gordon Bolar reviews the Farmers Alley Theatre production of "Working: The Musical" in Kalamazoo.
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A conversation with Anne Harrigan
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Michigan's transportation department plans to add fencing around parts of one Amtrak line, including where it passes through two Southwest Michigan cities.
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A conversation with Christopher Biggs, Lisa Coons and John Campos
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There’s still a major divide between newcomers now in charge of Michigan’s Republican Party and those who want to move past issues like challenging election results.
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The school board voted this summer to increase starting pay for drivers by almost 30%.
