City of Kalamazoo

Earlier today the framing of the project has gone up, raising questions about what the city has approved to be built here.

The City of Kalamazoo installs new temporary roundabouts in several neighborhoods as part of new traffic calming efforts.

The City will flush hydrants twice a year to remove sediment, and check the city's systems. When will they be in your neighborhood?

The project is said to be completed in November of 2022 and will give the park an entirely new look.

It seems like these days all the City of Kalamazoo wants to do is frustrate its citizens. And to be fair, no matter what they do, they'll be honking off some group of people or another. The most recent example of this is the project going on now on Park and Westnedge Streets around downtown. The City calls it "traffic calming".

Where are the "pods" that were ordered?

Here it is, the start of fall. If you're a homeowner, you know that things collect and pile up. You don't even need to be a packrat, things just do. And the City of Kalamazoo is going to try and help at least a few of you the first weekend of October.

The City of Kalamazoo has announced it will be closing the homeless encampment along Ampersee Street on Wednesday, September 29th, at 5pm. The reason given is it's a health and safety issue.

Yes, you hear the promise of lower property taxes and you roll your eyes. But when the amount of money promised to the Kalamazoo's Foundation For Excellence is $400 Million Dollars, then maybe it's not so pie in the sky as we might believe.

Vanished Kalamazoo reported this morning that former Kalamazoo mayor Edward Annen, Jr. died early Wednesday morning. He was 70 years old. Annen served three times as Kalamazoo's mayor.