-
David Goldman/APProtesters will demonstrate against the city police department's use of automated license plate reading cameras, which organizers say has drawn bipartisan criticism. -
Matt Rourke/APThe Community Oversight Board shared its recommendations for officers involved in a controversial detention of a minor in the Washington Heights community in June.
-
The district said the cancellation was due to a lack of players, with the statement referring to athletes who elected not to participate due to safety concerns. -
New lifespan estimates from a study published in April show the males of the species may be able to live past 275, and the females may live even longer. -
According to the city, this is the first time it’s filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit under an updated ordinance that aims to combat dangerous driving. -
The city of Kalamazoo community budget survey is open now through September 18. -
Thursday marked the first time in years that attendees could enjoy rides, carnival games and kid-friendly shows at the fair. -
-
Three library unions are bargaining together for the first time, pushing for increased pay, parental leave and other benefits. -
The fair is bringing back the activities after years of focusing on 4-H shows and exhibits due to financial difficulties and the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Story Beat with Carl Palazzolo -
The agency said some residents impacted by April's severe storms and floods may be eligible for aid, even if they were denied or already repaired damages.
