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Al Goldis/APEfrén Paredes Jr. has maintained his innocence since his 1989 conviction and has petitioned for clemency throughout the years he's been incarcerated. Now, after a landmark Michigan Supreme Court ruling, Paredes will have another chance at release.
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The city of Kalamazoo community budget survey is open now through September 18. -
Thursday marked the first time in years that attendees could enjoy rides, carnival games and kid-friendly shows at the fair. -
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Three library unions are bargaining together for the first time, pushing for increased pay, parental leave and other benefits. -
The fair is bringing back the activities after years of focusing on 4-H shows and exhibits due to financial difficulties and the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Story Beat with Carl Palazzolo -
The agency said some residents impacted by April's severe storms and floods may be eligible for aid, even if they were denied or already repaired damages. -
A PPS Assistant Chief said the first salon break-in was reported back in late April, and may be connected to the recent spree of similar robberies in the Kalamazoo area. -
The corn mill will replace a historic wheat flour mill that was built in 1863 and demolished this year due to its age. The mill's owners say they're hoping to fill a gap in the Northeastern US corn milling market. -
A 100-year-old building on South Park Street in Kalamazoo is losing its long-time tenants, but what is its history?
