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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.
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Western Michigan University students pass by it everyday, but the name and purpose of the 120-foot steel structure remains unknown to many.
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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.
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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.
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Numbers released at the beginning of the year showed Berrien County topped the charts for infant death rates in 2023. But health officials say they're working to turn things around.
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About 20 people gathered in Dowagiac Tuesday night to discuss the impacts of Trump administration policies. Organizers hoped people on the left and right would attend.
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Over $1.8 million was granted to 26 Michigan organizations, two of which are in southwest Michigan.
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Amid high-profile incidents of political violence, local organizers say they're focused on safety for the next No Kings protests on October 18.
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In Niles, cannabis dispensaries can now open as early as 5 a.m. and close as late as midnight.
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The car wash proprietor who owns the land has sought to rezone and develop it before. Proposals to build next to the nature preserve have proven controversial.
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Kalamazoo County voters will determine a proposed transportation millage renewal this November.