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Indivisible Greater Kalamazoo estimated that more than 3,000 people attended Saturdays rally to encourage early voting, which starts Oct. 24.
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Police officials say an investigation is ongoing to determine how the student obtained the gun and how it was brought onto school property.
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Voters in three Southwest Michigan cities will have the opportunity to vote on a ballot measure that would amend city charters and create committees to advise local governments on healthcare costs. But some local leaders have questions about the proposal and the group behind it.
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Buttigieg said he believes Democrats could flip Michigan's 4th Congressional District if bipartisan voters turn out for McCann.
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A play looking at the impact of a school shooting on a community is coming to Western Michigan University, starting Friday.
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Republican Steve Frisbie won Calhoun County’s 44th state House district by a razor-thin margin in 2024. Now he's defending his seat against Jim Haadsma, the Democrat he unseated two years ago.
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WMUK's Brian O'Keefe's conversation with Western Michigan University political science Professor John Clark.
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WMUK also asked Whitmer if she supports a proposal from Secretary of State and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson to halt data center construction until developers follow certain rules.
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Tapper is accused of fraudulently obtaining about $42,000 in tuition reimbursements over five years, according to a statement from Decatur's village president.
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Kalamazoo's Housing Advocacy Collective is planning to present at the October 19 Committee of the Whole meeting and push for action to address dangerous living conditions at the affordable housing complex.
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A free convention celebrating comic books, video games and more is coming to Kalamazoo Saturday, where attendees can meet the main character of one of the best-selling video games of all time.