Did a local family uncover a new source for Petoskey stones?

In 1965, Kalamazoo converted its busiest downtown streets to one-way traffic. Why? And why is the city now planning to change those streets back to two-way?

The event happened 157 years ago this week.

When fueling up in Kalamazoo, is it possible to "buy local?"

The Prairie Band Potawatomi survived forced migration in the 19th century. Now a council member wonders if Americans will confront the past.

As he negotiated with a government eager to push out his people, Chief Leopold Pokagon left nothing to chance.

This month our question comes from Chris Chopp, principal of the Comstock STEM Academy.

Portage says goodbye to two venerable radio towers, and a hiker in Oshtemo finds a strange barrier.

This is WMUK’s “Why’s That?” answering your questions about life in Southwest Michigan. I’m Sehvilla Mann, and you’re not.If you watched Saturday Night…

Sharon Ferraro is the City of Kalamazoo’s historic preservation expert. She’s come to the historic Vine neighborhood to help answer a question about a…