A chemical spill closes Lake Michigan beaches in Indiana. A new health center opens its doors in Kalamazoo's Edison neighborhood. WMU softball loses to rival Central Michigan.
The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating a chemical spill that has closed beaches in nothern Indiana along Lake Michigan. (Northwest Indiana Times) Congressman Fred Upton is calling for an "all out effort" to protect the lake. (Kalamazoo Gazette)
Hundreds showed up to oppose Nestle’s request to withdraw more water in Osceola County Wednesday. Nestle Waters North America wants to increase its uptake from 250 gallons per minute to 400 gallons. (Detroit News)
The Lansing City Council has reversed course and rescinded its decision to proclaim it a "sanctuary city." The capital city's council voted for the declaration April third for refugees, including those who are undocumented. (Lansing State Journal)
The State Officers Compensation Commission is considering raising the pay for Michigan lawmakers. (Mlive)
The Family Health Center will open a new facility April 20th. The clinic on Alcott Street will target underserved people in the city. (Kalamazoo Gazette)
Western Michigan University's softball team lost to Central Michigan 10-2 on Wednesday. The Broncos host Northern Illinois for a three game series beginning Friday. (WMU Athletics)