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A woman was shot and killed in Albion Thursday, police say.

A 51-year-old Albion has been arrested for shooting and killing someone on Thursday. Calhoun County Dispatch Authority received a call from the 51-year-old man at about 7:15 p.m.

MARHSALL, Mich. — A second fire occurred in the city of Marshall Wednesday afternoon, just two miles from the first fire that occurred in the morning. Marshall Fire: Two pets die in Marshall mobile home fire, five residents rescued. The Marshall Fire Department responded to fire at a marijuana...

A man was arrested Wednesday after trying to shoot his cousin, Battle Creek police say.

The Michigan Department of Attorney General says 12 people will be charged in connection to a string of break-ins at cannabis dispensaries throughout Michigan last year.

LANSING — The Calhoun County Prosecutor's Office, in conjunction with the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) and the Battle Creek Police Department, has successfully prosecuted a landlord for committing fraud with an MSHDA tenant and landlord assistance program. Landlord Shane Sampson admitted to providing false information to MSHDA...

The Sturgis baseball team opened the season on Wednesday in Marshall. It wasn’t the end the Trojans wanted as Marshall picked up a 5-4 victory, scoring the winning run in the home half of the seventh. Even in defeat, the Trojans are feeling fairly well about how they played, given the season is still in its infancy.

The Calhoun County prosecutor’s office reached a plea deal with a landlord who admitted to committing fraud to get nearly $9,000 in COVID relief funds.

LANSING — Michigan notched a win with Ford Motor Co.’s decision to build a $3.5 billion, 2,500-job electric vehicle battery factory in Marshall. But the deal, more pieces of which lawmakers could finalize as soon as Wednesday, will not come cheaply. The state will provide significantly more money...

BATTLE CREEK — Kellogg Community College has received a $350,000 grant aimed at reinvigorating the emergency medical services workforce in Michigan. The Emergency Medical Services Workforce grant, issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, will cover the cost of KCC Paramedic Certificate Program training — up to $15,000 per student — for the first 18 eligible applicants enrolling in the 2023-24 Paramedic Academy.

ZANESVILLE − Franklin Grayson appeared before Muskingum County Court Judge Jay Vinsel on Tuesday for a bond hearing, four days after allegedly shooting an Olivet College baseball player. The shooting took place just after 7 p.m. March 17, near Mose Moorehead Field on the Muskingum University campus in New Concord, following a baseball...

Sunday evening, Hermandad de SIA, Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Kappa Delta sororities came together to present The pearls and roses tea party. The event brought out elegant outfits, food, tea and members of the Albion College community looking to learn from and empower each other. The tea party featured three...

CALHOUN COUNTY, Mich. — Michigan Department of Transportation, or MDOT is scheduled to break ground in April on a $160 million I-94 project including road and bridge improvements across Calhoun County. “The centerpiece of this project is rebuilding the Capital Avenue interchange, the bridges and the ramps," Nick Schirripa,...

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - An Olivet College graduate has been charged with attempted murder after reportedly shooting an Olivet College baseball player in Ohio. Franklin J. Grayson was arrested in Ohio Friday night after a baseball game at Muskingum University, about 70 miles east of Columbus. Police said he shot the player after the game when he returned to the dugout to get something he forgot.

BATTLE CREEK, MI (WNWN/WTVB) – What is being called an accidental cooking fire caused over $122,000 worth of damage on Monday morning at 27 East Bidwell Street in Battle Creek. The Battle Creek Fire Department says the fire in the occupied home was reported at 8:45 a.m.. There was...

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — No injuries were reported following a house fire in Battle Creek Monday morning. The Battle Creek Fire Department (BCFD) says an accidental cooking fire sparked a blaze at a home near Bidwell Street and Highland Avenue before 9 a.m. We’re told firefighters arrived and saw...

CHARLOTTE, Mich. (WILX) - Sparrow Eaton Hospital is relocating its COVID-19 testing site on Monday, March 27. Sparrow said the change is to allow for better access and expanded hours for patients. Previous COVID-19 testing at Sparrow Eaton was located at AL!VE. Local residents can use designated spots on the...

By the North Branch of the Kalamazoo River and among many other businesses, a small, quiet shop stands next to Stirling’s Books and Brew. The appropriately-named Yesterday’s News is a quaint antique and vintage shop owned and run by Debby Myers that has been in business for seven years.

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Schools are getting one step closer to no longer getting letter grades from the state. The Michigan House of Representatives decided to repeal the school A-F accountability system Tuesday afternoon. Right now schools have two different state systems holding to hold them accountable. Districts say the...

We’re continuing to dig a little deeper into these proposals like the bill to expand background checks for gun sales in Michigan.