According to the Burma Center in Springfield, around 50 Temporary Protected Status-holders and asylum-seekers could be affected in the Battle Creek area.

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.

One went to the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy, which will monitor the water quality at two parcels in Barry County.

Robins continued to advocate for the station, public broadcasting and local journalism in retirement.

A lawsuit has been filed against Kalamazoo Bed & Breakfast and dining venue Henderson Castle alleging retaliation for a negative review.

A recent investigation accuses Black Bear Sports Group of charging extra fees to youth sports organizations and players.

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.

State health department data released late last month shows only 1 in 5 residents have gotten a flu shot.

The nine thousand square-foot hall is the new forever home for Kalamazoo's winter market.

The Trustees of Western Michigan University met Thursday, December 4 for their last regular meeting of the year.