Kalamazoo MI

BATTLE CREEK, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Battle Creek police have recovered a stolen vehicle and arrested a suspect Thursday evening after coordinating with a victim who reported the vehicle had been listed for sale online. Around 6 p.m. on March 26, officers were contacted by a victim from Eaton...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Authorities in Kalamazoo are asking for the public's help in finding a missing man. According to Kalamazoo Public Safety, Sean Alexander Botimer, 20, didn't come home on Saturday, and that it wasn't common for him to be gone this long. KPS said it's believed that Botimer may be suffering a...

Calhoun County’s transportation scene is hiring! Whether you like being behind the wheel or under the hood, there are solid full-time roles waiting in Battle Creek and Marshall.

The skilled trades scene in St. Joseph County, MI is buzzing this month. From mechanics to welders, several hands-on roles are open for folks who like to build, fix, and lead on the job.

Kalamazoo County’s education scene is buzzing with flexible online teaching roles and one hands‑on training job that keeps you on the move. Whether you love science, coding, or helping others learn, there’s something here for you.

Kalamazoo County’s healthcare scene is buzzing with opportunities this month—from animal health research to hands-on patient care. If you’re ready to make a difference, these local employers are hiring now.

City crews in Battle Creek are repairing a water main break on Lakeview Avenue, closing the road from 24th Street to the dead end. Homes at 1302–1338 Lakeview Ave currently have water service shut off while repairs are underway.

Gun Plain Charter Township has introduced Ordinance No. 193, creating a temporary moratorium on data center applications. The pause means the township will not accept or process any new proposals for data centers while officials review zoning rules and potential community impacts.

The Kalamazoo Public Library is hosting an Author Talk Series on Monday, March 30, featuring bestselling authors and thought leaders through the Library Speakers Consortium. Sessions are scheduled for different age groups and locations:

KALAMAZOO, MI — Amidst a plethora of Michigan State and Chicago sports paraphernalia, Mike Odar has a small placard in his office with the number seven. Given to him when Greenleaf Trust celebrated the hiring of its 100th employee last decade, the placard serves as a reminder that there were only six others working...