Bronson Park

The Kalamazoo City Commission was in session for hours, and finally voted after 1am Tuesday, to remove the Fountain of the Pioneers amid complaints over its alleged racist iconography. After the 5-1 vote, the Fountain of the Pioneers will be removed sometime this year. A new location for the statue …

Fountain of the Pioneers statue, Kalamazoo, Bronson Park, email, letter, listener

Remove the statue from Kalamazoo's Bronson Park or not, that is the question.

Something for couples, groups, and families to do this New Year's Eve in Kalamazoo! Be safe out there...

Hundreds gathered in 24 degree temperatures at Bronson Park to light up downtown and raise money for Kalamazoo Loaves & Fishes with the 2017 'Run Through the Lights;' see photos and video from the event.

Yes, the "Candy Cane Park" Michael Narada Walden sings about is Bronson Park; the native Kalamazooian wrote this Christmas song about his hometown.

Take a look at this privately owned Nativity that is an exact replica of the one once displayed at Bronson Park.

A recently controversial sculpture in downtown Kalamazoo was found vandalized Friday morning. It comes a day after celebrating the history of the harvest between pilgrims and Native Americans.

The City of Kalamazoo's annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony is all set for late Friday afternoon.

Dozens of people showed up at city hall Monday about the Fountain of the Pioneers, with around 50 people speaking. Some called the fountain, which depicts a settler standing face to face with a Native American, a reminder of colonialism and America’s grim past, and said it belongs in a museum…