Susan Andress

Some boys hear more than others about our threatening world Read Article

Susan Andress

Kalamazoo Public School students without internet can borrow one of 1,000 wireless hotspots Read Article

Lovely lanternfly is more than a nuisance, it can wipe out fruit and outdoor fun Read Article

Vineyards can be wiped out by the spotted lanternfly.
Photo: Vineyards can be wiped out by the spotted lanternfly.

Lynn Ward Gray in race to become the second African American female to be Mayor of Battle Creek Read Article

Susan Andress

Eradicating racism in the arts in Kalamazoo starts with a discussion Read Article

Nate Hartmann

Photo Essay: 2020 Juneteenth was a celebration Read Article

J.D. Kelley
Susan Andress

Features

Feature Story On the Ground Kalamazoo Voices Rally Diversity

Kalamazoo mom hopes rally with friends of George Floyd will give young people a voice

Al JonesThursday, July 09, 2020
Feature Story On the Ground Kalamazoo Black Arts Fest Arts and Culture

The 2020 Kalamazoo Black Arts Fest will be a digital celebration

Al JonesWednesday, July 08, 2020
Feature Story Greg Vanden Heuvel, Ph.D Healthy Communities

Medical school partners with Kalamazoo-based IONTOX to develop COVID-19 antibody test

Emily Monacelli, WMed Marketing and Public Relations CoordinatorMonday, July 06, 2020
Feature Story On the Ground Battle Creek Stewart Industries Economic Development

Stewart Industries adds medical products to its lineup, uses its Trade Zone to import PPE

Jane SimonsMonday, June 29, 2020
Feature Story Brad Loomis Entrepreneurship

Neighborhood restaurant, Station 702, closes even though it came through COVID-19 successfully

Kathy JenningsFriday, June 26, 2020
Longform lanternfly Sustainability

Lovely lanternfly is more than a nuisance, it can wipe out fruit and outdoor fun

Rosemary ParkerThursday, June 25, 2020
Feature Story On the Ground Battle Creek Lynn Ward Gray Economic Development

Lynn Ward Gray in race to become the second African American female to be Mayor of Battle Creek

Jane SimonsWednesday, June 24, 2020
Longform On the Ground Kalamazoo BLM art Wedel Arts and Culture

Eradicating racism in the arts in Kalamazoo starts with a discussion

Mark WedelTuesday, June 23, 2020
Longform On the Ground Kalamazoo BLM mural Fran Dwight Diversity

Photo essay: Black Lives Matters opens discussions on what is important

Al JonesTuesday, June 23, 2020
Longform On the Ground Kalamazoo 2020 Juneteenth Diversity

Photo Essay: 2020 Juneteenth was a celebration

Al JonesTuesday, June 23, 2020
Feature Story On the Ground Battle Creek Cops and Kids Meet Diversity

Young people and Battle Creek Police talk about ways to improve relationships

Jane SimonsMonday, June 22, 2020
Feature Story On the Ground Kalamazoo Police in Schools Kids and Education

The role of police in schools is being debated in Kalamazoo

Al JonesFriday, June 19, 2020
Feature Story Jones family Diversity

Some boys hear more than others about our threatening world

Al JonesThursday, June 18, 2020
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Battle Creek

 

Young people meet with police

In meeting with young adults, police were encouraged to be more present in the community, but financial realities may prohibit such relationship-building moves in Battle Creek.. For the full story, please visit here. For more stories, please visit here.
 

Kalamazoo


Addressing housing inequities

Since the days of redlining in the mid-1930sm blacks have found it nearly impossible to live wherever they wanted and where they could afford to live in Kalamazoo. Steps are underway to change that.  Read the full story here. Read more stories here.
 

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