Kalamazoo MI

A proposed change to the text in Comstock Township's zoning rules sparked a packed and defiant meeting Monday night.

COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Comstock Township is a step closer to changing its ordinance that would allow for smaller lot sizes for single and two-family homes. The township board approved the first reading of the ordinance amendment last night, with Michelle Serlin...

Coffee lovers of Michigan, your prayers have been answered!. Eagle-eyed coffee fanatics throughout state have noticed new signage popping up in their hometowns. Is this coffee giant planning to expand their presence across the Great Lakes State? Here's what we know so far:....

Lower Michigan will be on the northern fringe of an area of low pressure that will likely take a track through Indianapolis to Columbus, Ohio.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is coming to Kalamazoo this spring. The performance is part of his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour, which will mainly have stops in smaller-market venues across the U.S. Community: Battle Creek kicks off Black History Month...

PORTAGE, Mich. — Portage Public Schools (PPS) has had conversations regarding moving a lesson about the dangers of pornography to the sixth-grade level. Right now, the lesson, a part of the district's human growth and development course, is taught at a ninth-grade level. The...

Kalamazoo Craft Beverage Week is back to celebrate the vibrant and diverse craft beverage scene that makes the city a destination for enthusiasts. From award-winning breweries and innovative distilleries, Kalamazoo offers a tantalizing array of options. This week-long...

KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — New office buildings, restaurants, apartment complexes and schools are going up all over Kalamazoo County in 2025. But before developers can break ground, local officials ensure their projects fit into their municipality’s long-term goals, as well as...

PORTAGE, Mich. — The city of Portage rang in Black History Month with the start of its first local artist display. Found at City Hall, the Black Futures of Portage exhibit highlights the accomplishments of Black Americans. Black History Month first began in 1926 as a weeklong...

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Review will meet at City Hall located at 333 W. Michigan Ave., Three Rivers, MI 49093 to examine and review the 2025 assessment roll. The board will convene on the following dates for the hearing of appeals of assessments or taxable values,...