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The city of Kalamazoo has released its annual traffic crash statistics, and officials say they believe safety initiatives are working.
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Windows were left smashed throughout downtown Kalamazoo, with some businesses reporting thousands of dollars in damages.
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An athlete with Kalamazoo roots is competing in the Winter Olympics – but she’s not representing the country you may expect.
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Two special events to celebrate Black History Month are slated for Friday, February 6 — one hosted by the City of Portage, the other by the City of Kalamazoo.
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After nearly three and a half hours of public comment, the Kalamazoo City Commission voted unanimously to deny a rezoning request for the parcel of land that sits next to the Asylum Lake Preserve.
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W. South Street in front of Bronson Park and Kalamazoo City Hall was lined with demonstrators on Monday, January 26 for a vigil in remembrance of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti.
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The owner of a now-defunct Kalamazoo event and entertainment company has lost his most recent appeal in a string of lawsuits stemming from COVID-era contract disputes.
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A lawsuit has been filed against Kalamazoo Bed & Breakfast and dining venue Henderson Castle alleging retaliation for a negative review.
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Organizations in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo are hosting turkey drives this month. One is focused on collecting turkeys for those in need, and the other will give them away.
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The matcha shop formerly known as "Matchacita" has re-branded after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from a Chicago business with the same name.