Category Archives: Kalamazoo News

OWOSSO (WKZO) — The Michigan Department of Transportation is paying 1.1-million dollars a year to lease passenger train cars that have been sitting in a rail yard in mid-Michigan for years. The ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WKZO) — The U.S. Senate Great Lakes Task Force has a new co-chair with Debbie Stabenow joining Senator Matt Kirk of Illinois heading up the panel. Michigan’s senior senat...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WKZO) — There was a flurry of activity in the final days to file a claim with the General Motors victim compensation fund. In the two days before Saturday’s deadline, abo...

LANSING (WKZO) — A Saginaw County businesses man is launching a campaign to fight a proposed sales tax increase. On Friday Paul Mitchell formed a ballot campaign committee called the Coalition A...

LANSING (WKZO) — Farmers statewide are urging people to vote in favor of the May ballot proposal to increase the sales tax by one-percent as part of a deal to fund road repairs. The Michigan Far...

LANSING (WKZO) — House Insurance Committee chairman Tom Leonard is expressing confidence that Michigan’s comprehensive no-fault auto insurance system can be reformed this session. The DeWi...

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY (WKZO) — Some Cities have declared snow emergencies, and Cass and St. Joseph Counties have gone one step further. The snow was the deepest along the Indiana border. St. Joseph ...

UPDATE: Monday night’s meeting was cancelled due to the heavy snowfall on Sunday. It has not been rescheduled. The Creation of the Southtown Design Review District will likely be on the next age...

VAN BUREN COUNTY (WKZO) — A fugitive who was wanted on a couple of warrants before he was involved in a domestic dispute in the Sister Lakes area in Van Buren County spent Super Bowl Sunday in t...

KALAMAZOO (WKZO) — There has been another on-campus hold-up, this time inside a building at Western Michigan University. A male student says he was confronted by a pair of black males on the thi...