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The order comes after a group of members removed the People's Food Coop's Board of Directors Friday.
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The riverside restaurant cited increased costs and competition as the reasons for its closure.
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The plant's owners, Holtec International, began the process on Monday. This comes as Holtec seeks to restart it early next year.
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EGLE odor investigation procedure precludes the use of scientific instruments. Instead, investigators rely on their sense of smell to enforce regulations.
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At a campaign event in Kalamazoo, the Fourth Congressional District hopeful and current state senator said he hasn't yet decided his stance on continuing military aid to Israel.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is making a change that will effectively cut reimbursements for certain providers this fall. BCBS says the move protects patients, but some in the healthcare industry have concerns.
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The traveling exhibit features local youth recreating historical 20th century photos of Black women with their cars.
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WMUK came with questions about the Iran war and the trade war to ask during Huizenga's press gaggle; Huizenga's spokesperson screened them out.
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A WMU spokesperson said the university is still investigating the theft, and that is why Western cannot provide more information about it.
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The re-opening of what's now known as the Biggby Ice Cube in Texas Township on Saturday will feature free public skate sessions and drop-in hockey and skating classes.
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The union representing library aides and hourly workers said the Kalamazoo Public Library isn't working with it to significantly increases hourly wages. KPL says fair wages are one of its goals.