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WMUKAll 13 dams owned by Consumers Energy were sold for a dollar per dam, including the Calkins Bridge Dam in Allegan. But a Consumers spokesperson said the deal includes more value, and more money, hidden beneath the surface. -
Sehvilla Mann/WMUKWMUK's Why's That series has answered nearly 100 questions from listeners in its decade on the air.
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The Western Michigan University alumna worries about the people she helps — and the future of US democracy. -
Federal funds have been dwindling, and advocates across Michigan say they need help from the state — but legislators are having trouble agreeing on a state budget. -
A group that advocates for farmworkers in Michigan celebrated its five-year anniversary at the end of last month. But not a single farmworker came to the UFW Foundation’s event. -
City officials said the multi-year project includes the construction of a new plant and water mains that will be designed to deliver water with less iron and manganese to the city water supply. -
Pickleballs were flying Thursday afternoon as the West Hills Athletic Club showcased its new Latitude 42 Pickleball Complex. -
An organization representing teachers at the Kalamazoo Regional Educational Service Agency says KRESA is dragging its heels on a contract, which the agency denies. -
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency welcomed visitors last week tour the property in central Kalamazoo, which was declared a Superfund site by the EPA and has been under remediation since 2021. -
Students returning to Western Michigan University may have noticed that Waldo Library’s clock is missing its hands, but they may soon return after being removed in May. -
Renewable-energy advocates say utilities have too much influence over the officials that regulate them, and that a proposed ballot measure could help change that.
