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A subcommittee of the House Committee on Education and Workforce held the hearing Tuesday morning.
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Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal courts could not stop the Trump Administration's efforts to end Temporary Protected Status, which allows individuals fleeing violence at home to live and work in the U.S.
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Kalamazoo city officials say they're looking into potential safety issues at the senior living co-op after photos taken by WMUK showed hanging wires in resident hallways.
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A joint program between Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo Valley Community College that taught students brewing is coming to an end.
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Kalamazoo community leaders, organizers, and lawmakers came together Wednesday morning to announce the Medicaid Access Coalition, which aims to help local enrollees keep their coverage in the face of new work reporting requirements.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced her office will continue to pursue federal emergency relief funds for recovery from March tornadoes.
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After closing its doors seemingly for good last March, a formerly Kalamazoo-based plastic free, eco-friendly store is reopening in Indiana.
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Kalamazoo County Administrator/Controller Kevin Catlin announced his resignation in a statement that confirmed he will take over as administrator for a county in Virginia.
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A representative for the county’s Environmental Health Department spoke about receiving the household chargers at a regular meeting of the Health Advisory Council.
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In Kalamazoo, Academy Street and West Main Hill's Peake Road have been closed to traffic for several years, leading one resident to wonder why and if they will ever reopen.
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A mural is going up in the Vine neighborhood’s Davis Street Park this month honoring the life of local skater Telonn “Lonny” Horton.
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The powwow in southwest Calhoun County will feature drum and dance ceremonies, artisans selling handmade goods, and food vendors.