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Western Michigan University students pass by it everyday, but the name and purpose of the 120-foot steel structure remains unknown to many.
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After decades of layoffs, production relocations and corporate buyouts, a Galesburg resident wanted to know if Battle Creek still made the product that once defined it.
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A Bangor manufacturing plant worker heard the name was a joke, but wondered if that was true.
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Former taxi driver Doug French heard stories about a Civil War-era home south of Grand Rapids. It turns out it has a rich history.
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A former Kalamazoo resident wondered why more people don't know about Israel, a prized astronomy student who became an arctic expeditioner.
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When Steve Merring of Hastings was studying his congressional district voting map in 2024, he was surprised that it included a portion of Lake Michigan.
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The Palisades Nuclear Plant was one of the oldest operating nuclear power plants in the United States when it closed. Now it's gearing up for a historic potential restart.
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Up until 2024, Elm Crossover allowed many Kalamazoo drivers a way to more easily navigate the many one-way streets funneling towards the city's downtown. So why was it closed? And will it ever return?
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Kalamazoo resident Julie Kelemen has heard this claim a few times, and she wanted to know: is it true?
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Kalamazoo resident Chris Seck has driven past it quite a few times, intrigued as to what it could be.