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MHSAA Football Playoffs: Chargers stopped by Jonesville in D7 District Final
UNION CITY, MI (WTVB) – Union City reached the end of the road in their 2026 MHSAA Football Playoff journey, as the red-hot Jonesville Comets ran past the Chargers 52-30 in a Division 7 District Final Friday night at Alumni Field. Jonesville scored on their opening drive, on a...
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Kalamazoo begins multi-year long project to rebuild the streets of downtown
On July 13, 2026, Kalamazoo began the major road project, Streets for All. This project is going to convert large one-way streets into two-way streets. The project plans to work on Kalamazoo Avenue, West Main and Michigan Avenue. This is expected to take many years, with reconstruction being finished around the year 2030. Kalamazoo hopes the project will make the streets safer, benefit businesses and change the perspective of the city.
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No. 5 Western Michigan at No. 10 North Dakota Hockey Live Updates
No. 5 Western Michigan visits No. 10 North Dakota for both teams’ opening weekend of NCHC play. The Broncos arrive at 6-1 after a high-scoring sweep, while North Dakota is looking to stop a three-game skid. The teams meet only once during the regular season. By the Numbers. Western...
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Albion man arrested, faces drug and weapons charges
A 52-year-old Albion man faces drug and weapons charges after officers searched a home in the 300 block of Hartwell Street on Nov. 2, according to the Albion Department of Public Safety. Officers executed a search warrant at 11:43 a.m. and safely took the man into custody, police said. He...
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‘And THAT’S Being Pro Life’: Michigan Residents Praise $500 Monthly Cash Program as Flint Newborn Death Rate Falls 50%
Some encouraging news has emerged from Flint, Michigan, where a program offering financial support to new and expectant parents has been linked to a remarkable drop in newborn deaths. Following the introduction of Rx Kids, which provides families with $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 a month throughout their baby’s first year, researchers found that the city’s newborn death rate had fallen by 50%. The findings have sparked a wave of positive reactions from Michigan residents, with many praising the initiative and the difference it could make for struggling families.