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woman and man standing in front of red and white van that says Metro Link
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Kalamazoo Metro launches a rideshare service
Jessi Phillips
Riders can use the app to connect to existing bus lines.
Andy Mozina
Kaitlin LaMoine
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Andy Mozina
WMUK News
Art Beat: Hit and run
Zinta Aistars
A woman in a red long sleeve light sweater and dark black jeans stands against a pure white wall, she's holding a pale wooden sign that reads "Untamed Nutrition Therapy. In Session. Please Do Not Disturb." Flanking her on the left of the image is a white woven web-like dreamcatcher with light brown beads hanging off the long bits of spring that hang from the object. A black bookshelf sits on the other side of her, with numerous books stacked in both a neat and unneat manner on the shelves. A single bright green potted plant has also found a home amongst the books, its leaves dropping down the shelves.
Michael Symonds
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WMUK News
Supporters say legislation on its way to Whitmer's desk is good news for those with eating disorders
Michael Symonds
Ariel Bennett in Face Off Theatre Company’s “North Star”
Face Off Theatre Company
WMUK Culture
Face Off Theatre’s “North Star” puts a young girl in the crossroads of history
Cara Lieurance
A conversation with Marissa Harrington, Tim Baker, and Rhonda Coleman Collins
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A tight shot of Stacy's hands. There is a heart tattoo on her middle finger. She's sitting on the couch next to a basket of laundry and she's wearing an orange t-shirt.
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WMUK wins Broadcast Excellence Awards
Gordon Evans
WMUK was honored by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters for two stories that aired in 2023
Stacy Chambliss is looking down from the fifth floor of the Judge Charles A. Pratt Justice Center on Jan. 29, 2024. Her reflection is seen in the glass. She is wearing a black suit jacket and a pale pink top. Her blond hair is piled up in a bun on top of her head.
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Nowhere to Go: How the system failed a trafficking survivor
Leona Larson
What went wrong when Stacy Chambliss sought help from the police and later, the Kalamazoo YWCA? Hear her story in this documentary.
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