Chris Killian
CorrespondentChris Killian is a freelance journalist with nearly a decade of experience at WMUK, the Kalamazoo Gazette, the Grand Rapids Press, the Christian Science Monitor and other online and print publications.
His Swing State Stories project took him through many of the battleground states before the 2012 election. on his off hours, Killian he plays his Martin DX-1 acoustic guitar and continues his quest to make the perfect lemon meringue pie.
Swing State Stories: http://www.swingstatestories.com
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West Michigan Congressman Justin Amash (R-Grand Rapids) says he will "call out" President Donald Trump if he oversteps his executive authority. Amash made… -
In 2014, WMUK aired a three-part series about what some call the “trust gap” between Kalamazoo’s Public Safety Department and the city’s minority…
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The Kalamazoo Valley Museum will hold a concert Friday night highlighting local transgender and gender non-specific artists called “Unified: A Kalamazoo…
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Spelling bees used to be about nervous kids in their Sunday best, dusting off words no longer a part of common speech. But Wednesday night you can…
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Like many cities, Kalamazoo has a trust problem. Many minority residents aren’t happy with the way they’re treated by the city’s Public Safety officers.…
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The City of Kalamazoo had a violent summer this year. There was a significant increase in gun-related violence and several deaths, including the murder of…
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Police officers fight crime but to do that they face a bigger challenge: getting their communities to trust them. Today we begin a three-part series on…
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The Little River Steam Train in Coldwater is one of only four operating steam locomotives in Michigan, and 150 still working nationwide. You can see the…
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Think of tossing horseshoes and several things probably come to mind, and all of them likely deal with relaxing. Local horseshoeing enthusiasts refer a…
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Recent video of police in the Saint Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, using heavy military equipment has raised eyebrows nationwide. But some police…
