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Kalamazoo is home to many streets named after figures in its history. One namesake is a small one-way street between Western Michigan University's east and west campuses.
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The benefit helps retired nurses pay for Medigap, which covers medical costs not covered by Medicare.
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One went to the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy, which will monitor the water quality at two parcels in Barry County.
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Robins continued to advocate for the station, public broadcasting and local journalism in retirement.
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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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A recent investigation accuses Black Bear Sports Group of charging extra fees to youth sports organizations and players.
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The Department of Homeland Security said conditions are safe enough for Burmese refugees to return home, a point that U.S. Representative Bill Huizenga strongly disagreed with in a newsletter on Friday.
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State health department data released late last month shows only 1 in 5 residents have gotten a flu shot.
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The nine thousand square-foot hall is the new forever home for Kalamazoo's winter market.
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The Trustees of Western Michigan University met Thursday, December 4 for their last regular meeting of the year.
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Kalamazoo County has one of the highest number of verified accessible destinations for those with physical disabilities in the United States, according to Wheel the World.
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Jared Mark Smith, one half of the brother duo that founded Five Lakes Coffee Company in Sturgis, is charged with three counts of criminal sexual conduct with a person under 13.