-
Michael Symonds/WMUKFormer taxi driver Doug French heard stories about a Civil War-era home south of Grand Rapids. It turns out it has a rich history. -
Leona Larson/WMUKStudents were worried even before four Western Michigan University students’ records were deleted from a federal system tracking international students.
-
Despite her 2024 loss, Kalamazoo attorney Jessica Swartz announced she will once again seek to flip Michigan’s 4th congressional district in 2026. -
-
The former factory is in a part of the Northside that is home to a new courthouse complex, with an arena on the way. Some tenants worry that sooner or later, they’ll have to leave. -
Winning names include Him-A-Layin Salt, Fast and Flurrious, and Blizzard of Oz. -
Colleges and universities across Michigan and the U.S. say visas for some of their international students are being cancelled by the Department of Homeland Security with little to no warning. -
Six years after a firm denial from his homeowner association, Portage resident Rick Freiman installed solar panels on his roof. -
A day after President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on goods from around the world, WMUK checked in with the owners of two small Kalamazoo businesses. -
-
Weekend thunderstorms and high winds left most of Albion College without electricity until Wednesday. -
Closing the Department of Education could allow civil rights laws to go unenforced, and unscrupulous for-profit colleges to flourish, according to an Upjohn Institute researcher.