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The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) has awarded $870,000 in training grants to 20 nonprofit organizations to support worker safety and health across the state.

Approximately 1700 Western Michigan University students Saturday (December 15th) became Western Michigan University graduates and alumni. There were three ceremonies at Miller Auditorium to celebrate the achievements.

At first glance, it sounds like a great idea. Online voter registration would make it easier to register to vote, but would also make it easier to expand the process to be more inclusive of all potential voters who are of legal voting age. But, knowing what we know now how foreign countries and thei…

A tentative agreement announced this week, that is to provide relief for residents affected by PFAS contamination in northern Kent County, could eventually be the model for other settlements in the Kalamazoo and Calhoun County areas.

City and Police Prepare for Wednesday's Presidential Visit

Is our population holding us back from the coveted #1 spot? We may never know. But, it's an honor just to be nominated.

Local mothers are taking the mic and sharing their experiences of motherhood through song and through story in this original show at Farmers Alley Theatre.

In the meantime, get your Blues fix at the KVBA's Winter Blues Series and help make the 2020 Kalamazoo Blues Fest happen!

Authorities are asking for the public's help locating a missing 17-year-old from Grand Rapids after exhausting all leads.

As progress continues after more than a year of recreational marijuana becoming legal, we're seeing many things that we expected and some things we didn't.

Yes, little Decatur, MI has a $1.4 million home for sale and you won't believe the pictures.

The man says some things from his childhood don't add up.

The Price is $25 for general admission which includes 10 cookies, frosting, sprinkles, and hot chocolate. A special $30 entry can be paid to receive an additional 10 cookies with your entry

Accused of killing his son, Professor Timothy Koets, faces the courts.

People in Michigan appear to take Happy Hour very seriously.

The holiday season is in full effect and there is plenty to do in and around Kalamazoo to take in some Christmas fun with the family.