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Kalamazoo County Sheriff Rick Fuller said "everything indicates" one tornado was on the ground in the county Tuesday. Radar indicated a second one that may not have touched down.
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WMUK was honored by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters for two stories that aired in 2023
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