Kalamazoo MI

Portage-based medical technology company Stryker Corporation says a cyberattack that hit its systems on March 11 has been contained.

Monthly yard waste collection in Kalamazoo begins in April and continues through October, with pickup once a month on the scheduled day for each address. Residents should place prepared yard waste at the curb the night before pickup.

In Nottawa Township, where open farmland and small businesses shape the landscape east of Three Rivers, a quiet manufacturing operation is turning out hundreds of boot uppers a day through a process that depends as much on skilled hands as it does on machinery. Heirloom Stitching, an Amish-run facility led...

KALAMAZOO, MI — A man who slit the throats of two strangers, stabbed a third and punched a fourth in the face in one night is headed to prison for at least 35 years. William Sylvester Richardson, 35, of Schoolcraft, pleaded no contest on Feb. 2 to three counts of assault with intent to murder for a downtown Kalamazoo...

BATTLE CREEK, MI -- Andrew Scibbe’s plan was to become a pastor and be in ministry to positively impact people’s lives. Then he found another way that could use the skills he developed while selling automobiles and furniture and working in restaurants. Partway through his education in ministry,...

Kalamazoo County’s finance scene is buzzing this month, with solid openings for both in‑office and remote accounting pros. Whether you’re a hands‑on bookkeeper or a seasoned CPA, there’s something here worth a look.

Saturday’s day-long event at Kalamazoo Valley Museum boasted sets by more than a dozen acts (with some unusual twists), instrument vendors and workshops. The recap, photos and video highlights. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO. The 21st Kalamazoo Fretboard Festival boasted some impressive firsts on Saturday. For the...

Kalamazoo County’s engineering and design scene is buzzing this month, with several solid openings for both new grads and experienced pros. If you’re ready to build, design, or innovate, these roles are worth a look.

Oberon Day 2026 is the unofficial start of summer for many Michiganders, and the chance to celebrate the return of a fan favorite beverage across the state.

SHERWOOD TWP., MI. — Crews in boats cleaned the cove in front of Prairie Rose Lane on Saturday, March 21, removing debris from the March 6 tornado. Officers from various agencies from Calhoun County, Branch County, and the Nottawaseppi Tribal Police manned shallow, flat-bottomed boats to remove storm debris and place...