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Leona Larson/WMUKHere are some highlights from this year's coverage.
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The City of Kalamazoo announced Tuesday that it will put some of its Covid relief funds toward a program to help new mothers and mothers-to-be. -
The region was once covered by oak savanna, but now few remain. The Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy hopes to bring one back to its former glory. -
A pair of bills in the Michigan Senate has drawn fierce opposition from utilities such as Consumers Energy. -
Emily Blowers' curiosity was piqued by the set of strange stairs she passes on lunch break walks in downtown Kalamazoo. -
Jamon Jordan, city historian of Detroit, reflects on the life of his mentor. -
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Republican Steve Frisbie picked up a few votes in the close race against incumbent Democrat Jim Haadsma. -
A review by Gordon Bolar of "Crumbs from the Table of Joy" -
Only a few people turned out, but organizers hope the meetup will expand in the future. -
One El Sol parent said the district was carrying out a "bait and switch" on residents who supported a 2022 bond.
