Business Beat : MCCU wins national Raddon Crystal Performance Award
MARSHALL, MI (WTVB) – Marshall Community Credit Union (MCCU) has received the national Raddon Crystal Performance Award, recognizing its exceptional financial performance and commitment to member service. Based on the Raddon Performance Index, the accolade highlights MCCU’s success in growth, financial soundness, and m
Field of Flight enters second day with air show, campers and holiday crowds
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — The Fourth of July holiday weekend is officially underway, and so is the second day of the annual Field of Flight Air Show and Balloon Festival, bringing thousands of visitors to Battle Creek for five days of aviation, entertainment and camping. Thursday’s lineup featured the...
Sturgis dam drawdown project delayed until September
City of Sturgis electric department received a formal extension of time for the drawdown of its dam on the St. Joseph River near Covered Bridge in Centreville. The drawdown of the reservoir area of the river upstream of the dam must be completed by Sept. 15, with anticipated start date of Sept. 8. Previously, the proce
City of Kalamazoo sets July 13 start for Kalamazoo Avenue two-way conversion project
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — An ambitious project to turn a major street to two-way traffic in downtown Kalamazoo will soon begin. Kalamazoo Avenue will be converted to two-way traffic as part of the nearly $20 million Streets for All initiative, beginning July 13, city officials said in a release. Local:...
Director notes ‘concerning’ incidents at Comstock Township parks
The Comstock Township parks director said a threat that prompted Robert Morris Park to close last weekend was just one of several recent concerning instances.
Eight lawsuits against Stryker stemming from cyberattack dismissed
PORTAGE, Mich. — Several lawsuits filed against Stryker were dismissed Tuesday. The eight lawsuits stemmed from a cyberattack that targeted the medical technology company in March, and alleged that the company failed to adequately protect sensitive personal information. Previous coverage: Several sue Stryker after cybe
WMU class helps investigators with Metro Detroit cold case
It's been nearly 10 years since someone shot and killed Alexandra Brueger while she was out for a run near Holly. The 31-year-old's murder is still unsolved. FOX 2 Detroit Live speaks with Dr. Ashlyn Kuersten, a Criminal Justice Studies Program Professor, as well as Criminal Justice Senior Sam Stately about the work th
Michigan Faces Another Dangerous Heat Day Thursday With Feels Like Temperatures Up To 105...
LANSING, MICHIGAN — Michigan is enduring yet another extreme heat day Thursday, July 2, with feels-like temperatures climbing into the 100s across much of the Lower Peninsula. Southern communities including Detroit, Lansing, and Jackson are seeing the most intense heat index readings, while the Upper Peninsula and nort
Signed petitions to put healthcare action plan on November ballot turned in to Kalamazoo,...
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Organizers with Community Action Michigan have submitted petitions with voter signatures to the Kalamazoo and Portage city clerks offices to get a healthcare action plan on the ballot in November. In Kalamazoo, they turned in over 5,700 signatures and in Portage, they turned in...
Heat begins to ease up as scattered thunderstorms return to Mid-Michigan
HEAT ADVISORY in effect until 8:00 PM Friday for the following counties: BARRY, BRANCH CALHOUN, CLINTON, EATON, HILLSDALE, INGHAM, IONIA, JACKSON. Heat index values around 100° are expected Friday afternoon. EXTREME HEAT WARNING in effect until 8:00 PM Friday for the following counties: LENAWEE, LIVINGSTON, SHIAWASSEE,
