Sehvilla Mann
News DirectorSehvilla Mann joined WMUK’s news team in 2014 as a reporter on the local government and education beats. She covered those topics and more in eight years of reporting for the Station, before becoming news director in 2022. Sehvilla helped to launch WMUK’s award-winning listener-question series, “Why’s That?” in 2015. A native of Urbana, Illinois, in her pre-Michigan years Sehvilla studied French at Earlham College and journalism at Indiana University.
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In a statement, the healthcare provider said it made the "difficult decision" after efforts to save the hospital failed. -
A Marshall-area economic development group celebrated the news. -
Kalamazoo County issued an advisory for the lake in late May, after sampling suggested the presence of harmful bacteria. -
Testing Wednesday suggested the presence of microcystin in the lake. The bacteria can produce toxins that are dangerous to people and potentially fatal to pets. -
For several months, WMUK has been looking into a Kalamazoo Public Schools bus driver with multiple documented incidents related to their driving and conduct toward students. WMUK content director Gordon Evans sat down with reporter Anna Spidel to discuss the story. -
Pétanque was born in Provence in the early 20th century. In Kalamazoo, a group of older adults plays Monday mornings. -
Students for a Sustainable Earth displayed old fliers and articles near the student center Wednesday, but also a digital code with more current information about the group. -
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will review the state's request, but it is up to the president to make a final decision. -
Both of WMUK's signals went out in a major outage around 9:10 am on the university's main campus. Both 102.1 FM and 89.9 FM are back on the air, as are HD-1 and HD-2. -
A meteorologist with the NWS' northern Indiana office told MLive it was fully staffed during the storms.
