Kalamazoo County

Officers learned Monday night that a woman had just driven her vehicle into the Kalamazoo River, with her two children inside.

City Attorney Clyde Robinson's recommendation was that Kalamazoo opt-out of allowing recreational pot businesses, such as growers, processors, and retailers, at least for now.

Calhoun County Prosecutor David Gilbert announced on Monday that his office would no longer pursue cases for violations that will be legal once Proposal 1 becomes law; that includes possessing up to 2.5 ounces of weed on your person, 10 ounces in a secured place in your home, and 12 plants grown for…

Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeff Getting has announced he will be dismissing marijuana charges that fall under what Michigan’s Proposal 1 will make legal.

All of the homeless protesters tents and items had to be removed and disposed of, with reportedly some of these items being ones that were donated by the community.

Several Tornado Warnings were issued across Southwest Michigan early Saturday evening.

Residents in the City of Parchment will finally be able to use their tap water again for drinking and cleaning food as the 'Drinking Water Advisory' has been lifted.

It looks like the chemical contamination problem in Parchment’s water system could be improving.

The KDPS says that around 1am Thursday, a Kalamazoo resident was approached by two men in the area of South Pitcher St. and Walnut St. The men allegedly hit him with an object, and stole his wallet at gun point before fleeing on foot.

The Kalamazoo City Commission and Parchment City Commission have both now voted to approve providing Parchment’s residents with Kalamazoo water.