Kalamazoo MI

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Twice in 10 Days: Black Teen Says Police Kept Targeting Him for Walking Through...

A teenager is now facing charges after he was detained twice in 10 days by police. Now the community is trying to decide if the […] Twice in 10 Days: Black Teen Says Police Kept Targeting Him for Walking Through His Own Neighborhood, Now Oversight Board Is Investigating
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Revue Road Trip Playlist 2026

Every great road trip starts with the right soundtrack. Whether cruising the Lake Michigan shoreline or heading out in search of something new, this annual playlist celebrates the best of West Michigan music in 2026. Featuring a handpicked mix of local bands and artists from Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Holland, and...
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Bronson Health Foundation names Kalamazoo native as senior director of major gifts, legacy giving

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Bronson Health Foundation has named Kalamazoo native Amy Routhier as senior director of major gifts and legacy giving. Routhier will help expand donor engagement and philanthropic support for patient care, healthcare innovation and community health across southwest Michigan. She most recent
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KDPS identifies man shot, killed over the weekend

Police have released the name of the 21-year-old who was shot and killed in Kalamazoo early Saturday.
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Federal help available for flooding victims this spring

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Remember the flooding that occurred this spring on Kalamazoo’s northside and in other parts of the county?. Victims may be eligible for federal assistance. FEMA and the Small Business Administration will open a regional Disaster Assistance Center in Plainwell to serve victims in...
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Man who died in 10-hour Augusta stand-off struggled with mental illness, police say

AUGUSTA, Mich. — A man who died after a 10-hour-long standoff in Augusta, Mich. had a history of mental health challenges, according to the Ross Township Police Department. Kalamazoo County Sheriff's deputies were called to a home on East Augusta Drive Friday afternoon after a woman called 911 and told dispatchers a ma
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Authorities: 8 law enforcement officers on leave after deadly standoff

Eight Kalamazoo law enforcement officers have been placed on administrative leave following an hourslong standoff near Augusta this weekend that left one man dead.
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7 Brew opens second drive-thru in Kalamazoo County, offers free drinks this week

The national coffee chain is offering free drinks during three one-hour-long time periods each day during grand opening week.
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Family Building New Irish Pub and Restaurant on South Side of Kalamazoo

Two Limerick, Ireland natives have big plans for the city this fall. Gillian and Eammon Nestor are working hard to debut their new restaurant called Emerald Oak Irish Pub at 3003 Oakland Drive in Kalamazoo. This is the first concept from their hospitality company Auld Neds Hospitality. Eammon told What Now Detroit demo
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Cyclosporiasis cases surge in Michigan counties, with adults 30-49 being the largest group

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — An investigation continues into a growing outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a parasite, as cases continue to climb across Michigan. According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), investigators are still working to determine the source of the outbr

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