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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The City of Kalamazoo wants to eliminate PFAS from its drinking water. But that will take a while. -
In-state undergraduate tuition is set to rise 4.62 percent.
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Kalamazoo's traffic engineer says serious crashes have fallen on streets with new "calming" measuresIn an interview with WMUK, Randolph also said he hopes to retime some signals over the summer to improve traffic flow.
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A watering system is increasingly necessary as summers get drier, an MSU Extension fruit expert said.
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A Public Safety official cautioned that the improvement was tenuous. Many cities saw huge increases in gun crime in the first two years of Covid-19.
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But that's only the beginning; activists have nearly 40 events planned.
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The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office says Lillywhite was arrested early Sunday after getting in a crash on US-131.
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Which it was, until recently.
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The street signs say Pioneer, but the stamps in the sidewalk indicate that wasn't always the street's name.
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The partnership, launched just last year, has already helped lead to the arrest of a suspect in a decades-old murder case.
