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Western Michigan University students have helped to solve another decades-old murder. That’s according to the university’s Cold Case Program.
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Battle Creek, Springfield, Albion and Sheridan Township are the latest communities to join a financial assistance program for new mothers and mothers-to-be.
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The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has awarded grants to seven Michigan counties for farmland preservation.
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Verizon cell phone service began to cut in and out across Kalamazoo, starting around 10 a.m. on Thursday morning. The company has confirmed service problems and said it’s working to fix them.
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Residents of the small city of Albion in Calhoun County were advised to shelter-in-place Thursday morning. That was after an armed individual was spotted heading in the direction of Albion College, according to law enforcement officials.
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Students for a Sustainable Earth displayed old fliers and articles near the student center Wednesday, but also a digital code with more current information about the group.
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29-year-old Telonn "Lonny" Horton was killed in a shooting at Davis Street Park in the Vine neighborhood on Friday, April 17. It happened near two WMU campuses, in a neighborhood that is home to many students.
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The comments were aimed at Battle Creek high schoolers who planned to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The shooting happened near Western Michigan University’s east campus and main campus.
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The internship is at the firm Zhang Financial.