Kalamazoo MI

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Fish Wintergreen Lake to help feed bald eagles at Kellogg

W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary in Augusta is offering a fishing experience next month. The "Fishing for the Eagles" program is scheduled for 6-7:30 p.m. June 18. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about fish, practice casting and catch fish from Wintergreen Lake to feed the sanctuary’s two resident bald eagl
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Vicky Groat to step down as AD at St. Philip; Blake Shaw to take...

BATTLE CREEK - Having graduated from the school and being a coach and athletic director for decades, St. Philip is like family for Vicky Groat. But, seeing a chance to spend more time with her real family, Groat has decided to reduce her role at St. Philip starting this summer. Groat will step down as the St. Philip at
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Days later, residents remain in limbo after Kalamazoo Twp apartment complex is condemned

KALAMAZOO TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Hundreds at Wildwood Off Main are still searching for answers after returning home Thursday to a notice of condemnation. Residents are expressing a lack of transparency, accountability, and clear direction. Orion Brill recently signed his third lease with the apartment complex, but now plans
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Metro Transit seeking millage renewal on August ballot

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – The new child care millage request put on the August ballot in Kalamazoo County last week won’t be the only funding issue before voters countywide. Metro Transit will also be seeking renewal later this summer, of their millage to support those services that...
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Kalamazoo city commission to vote on accepting state, federal transportation grants

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – It can be frustrating to get stuck at a train crossing in downtown Kalamazoo watching a freight train go back and forth as it drops off cars, while you waste gas, time and miss appointments. A long-term plan to eliminate those disruptions will go...
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Target’s $2B makeover plan to revamp eight Michigan locations by September 2026

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Target is giving eight Michigan locations a major makeover this year, including stores in Wyoming and two other West Michigan communities, as part of the retailer's largest store transformation effort in a decade. The Minneapolis-based retail giant outlined a sweeping strategic growth plan in Marc
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The State’s Worst City for Car Crashes? It’s in West Michigan

The latest Michigan crash rankings are out, and a West Michigan city is named the worst in the state for car accidents.
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Quincy boys golf finishes ninth at Pennfield Invitational

BATTLE CREEK, MI (WTVB) – The Quincy Oriole boys golf team traveled to the Marywood Golf Course in Battle Creek Saturday for the Pennfield Invitational. Pairs of golfers took part in a Ryder Cup-style event: the first six holes were played in a best ball format, the next six holes were alternate shot, and the final six
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Temperatures Rising From 58°F To 81°F This Week Across Southwest Michigan

Southwest Michigan weather this week features sunny starts, then clouds and thunderstorms, with highs peaking at 81°F by Sunday. Perfect planning for outdoor activities or cozy indoor days.
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Tornado victims face June deadline to apply for low interest SBA disaster relief loans

UNION CITY, MI (WTVB) – Michigan residents and business owners affected by the deadly March 6, 2026, tornado outbreak have until June 29, 2026, to apply for low-interest physical damage disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Following an administrative disaster declaration by Governor Gret

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