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Leona Larson/WMUKThe U.S. State Department canceled a grant that would have allowed a Mexican climate change scholar to assist with research and education at Western Michigan University. -
Michael Symonds/WMUKA Kalamazoo based climate group received nearly $19 Million from the EPA in January to make low-income homes more energy efficient, but recent EPA spending cuts have put that funding into question.
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Republican Representative Bill Huizenga has faced criticism for not holding in-person events with constituents. -
Two infected trees were found in Van Buren State Park, marking the eleventh county in Michigan with evidence of the invasive species. -
Under a proposed policy change, only "government related" events could be held at City Center Park in Benton Harbor, but one local group said it’s not clear what that means. -
Ryan Gage heard rumors of a preserved Art Deco room in the downtown Kalamazoo skyscraper. -
The U.S. Department of Education is set to fire nearly half its staff, and may be moving toward closing. Educators and experts in Southwest Michigan reacted to the steep cuts. -
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The Republican-controlled U.S. Congress hopes to slash over $800 billion from the federal budget. That would likely be hard to do without cutting Medicaid. -
The drop coincided with issues with the federal student aid application. -
Brenden Miller of the Land and Liberty Coalition will speak in Lawrence Thursday. -
WMUK's Brian O'Keefe has a conversation with Embedded podcast producer Zach Mack.
