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On this episode of "Today I learned.." it's the tale of a woman from Sturgis who survived the sinking of the Titanic.

Albion Walk-In Clinic is still a go with Pfizer Vaccine

The week long event is slated for July 3rd through the 10th, and the Executive Director of the National Cherry festival, Kat Paye, is hopeful for the events return

The Battle Creek Public Schools Board of Education is voting to take classes online beginning tomorrow (Wednesday, April 14, 2021). The decision means no classes for the district today in order to prepare for resuming virtual learning tomorrow.

There was a time where for five years the water never actually drained, however, currently there is no water in the lake. This is the first time the lake has been dry since 2015.

Here's what is really happening with the Covid-19 vaccines in Michigan.

Local farmers who are members of the Calhoun and Kalamazoo Farm Bureau organizations are being encouraged to post on social media about the benefits of vaccination. They’re also being asked to tag the HHS department with #WeCanDoThis.

Battle Creek and Kalamazoo residents are now able to apply for federal funeral assistance. It’s available for individuals or families who have lost relatives to COVID-19.

An expansion to the existing 'clean slate' bill will benefit 'nearly one million' Michiganders looking to expunge certain charges from their record.

Things you can do to prevent serious accidents

Returnables drive adds up to new rides for needy kids