The debate over the economic costs of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic has raged for months. But a new study by the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research in Kalamazoo suggests they're worth it.
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WMUK's Andy Robins speaks with Upjohn Employment Research Institute Senior Economist Brad Hershbein
Face Off Theatre Company’s most recent production brings the work of American playwright Lynn Nottage to the stage in a streamed production that was available through last Sunday.
During February, Earlene McMichael introduced WMUK’s audience to people making a difference in the Kalamazoo area. They are involved in areas such as theater, music, education, health and racial healing.
The City of Kalamazoo’s Civil Rights Board met for the first time this fall. Its founding documents lay out a series of protections for renters and homeowners. But fighting housing discrimination is only part its mission.
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A report on the City of Kalamazoo's new civil rights board
