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The United Auto Workers had warned of a strike if the company did not revise its contract offer.
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A large Southwest Michigan food bank plans to use a new grant to expand their mobile food pantry services.
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United Auto Workers members at the plant in Three Rivers say they need a better offer on wages, benefits and other issues by Sunday night to avoid a strike.
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Thousands of letter carriers across the country have been working on an expired contract since Saturday. In Kalamazoo, that development comes amid complaints about delivery delays, and strain on carriers.
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Testing Wednesday suggested the presence of microcystin in the lake. The bacteria can produce toxins that are dangerous to people and potentially fatal to pets.
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For several months, WMUK has been looking into a Kalamazoo Public Schools bus driver with multiple documented incidents related to their driving and conduct toward students. WMUK content director Gordon Evans sat down with reporter Anna Spidel to discuss the story.
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A public hearing on the proposed Liberty Farms Solar Project is set to continue during a Wednesday meeting of the Richland Township planning commission. Town leaders say they're hoping the hearing reaches the finish line this time.
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Private equity-backed company Black Bear Sports Group plans to reopen Wings West in Texas Township as the Biggby Ice Cube later this year.
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The Oaklands house at Western Michigan University is closed, with fences surrounding the historic building. But Western officials say the work has nothing to do with a plan to install an emergency access road.
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The hearing will cover five unfair labor practice complaints filed against the Kalamazoo Regional Educational Service Agency by a union made up of instructors at the agency.