Kalamazoo MI

As birds across North American continue to migrate south for the winter, residents of Kalamazoo saw an unusual sight not far from downtown: thousands of migrating purple martins in a roost.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Charles and Lynn Zhang Animal Rescue Center is facing a "catastrophic" water crisis and a $206,000 repair bill. Animal Rescue Project officials said the septic system at their shelter, The Charles and Lynn Zhang Animal Rescue Center, is overwhelmed and causing a water crisis that will cost a $206

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office is interested in new leads or information that could help in their search for Jennifer McCormick. McCormick, 55, is believed to have walked away from the home she shared with her brother and caretaker, Mike, on West AB Avenue May 13.

KALAMAZOO, MI (WHTC-AM/FM, Sept. 16, 2026) – The West Michigan economy is maintaining momentum, but for how long?. In August, for the eighth straight month, the survey of purchasing managers in the Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo markets that comprise the West Michigan Current Business Trends report was “favorable,” accordi

The FBS Oversight Committee has weighed in on the controversy surrounding theWestern Michigan (WMU) vs. Michigan game. It was determined that protocols were not followed at the end of the game, but outcomes can’t be overruled once a game ends. “The committee consulted with national officiating leadership regarding the

Jupiter Power in Austin, Texas, today announced the closing of $1.4 billion in financing across four separate transactions, supporting two utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Michigan and […] The post Two Battery Energy Storage Projects in Michigan Secure Financing from Jupiter Power appeare

A woman was taken to the hospital after a hit-and-run in Galesburg Tuesday night. The driver was arrested in Kalamazoo after witnesses tipped off deputies.

Beginning Friday, community events across Kalamazoo will be held until Sept. 27 as a part of 269 Fest, an annual celebration of music, food and art in the city.

MRC Industries just bought the old Adams Outdoor building on East Ransom Street downtown. They're turning it into one central hub for all their programs serving people with disabilities and mental health challenges across Kalamazoo.

Seventeen-year-old pianist Sophia Liu opens the Gilmore Piano Festival's fall Rising Stars series this Sunday, Sep 20 with a program built around one of classical music's most punishing, least-performed composers. Speaking with Cara Lieurance, Liu explains why she has centered her Kalamazoo recital — and a companion pe