The Kalamazoo Valley Enforcement and Crime Reduction teams arrested 18-year-old Ezaraious Jones on August 12th after they saw him allegedly trying to conceal a gun in a backpack.
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the YWCA Kalamazoo reported that the number of residents experiencing homelessness as a result of domestic violence jumped from 63 people in early 2025 to 149 people in early 2026; that is a 137% increase.
Officials also said reports of intimate partner strangulation surged from 20 cases in the first quarter of 2025 to 63 cases in the first quarter of 2026, a 215% increase.
Anyone else's district do something like this? A new super comes in, makes a policy that orders schools to not suspend students, then the following year they proclaim "look how much the suspension rate dropped" like they're some kind of genius. I'm wondering how common this tactic is.
Mike Duggan seemed like a legitimate good candidate to run for governor. He was mayor of Detroit during a period that saw its revival a little, vs the previous mayor that got caught embezzling and got sent to jail. Duggan was polling pretty good at one point as an independent. Wish the Michigan DNC had went with him instead of the no-name candidate they went with. John James has a very good chance of winning.
Mlive is the company that bought up the Kalamazoo Gazette a few decades ago. They've been gradually getting more terrible every year.
Now they require a subscription to view any of their articles, which weren't really very good to begin with. Plus the website is buggy and loaded with ads.
They require a subscription to view any of their articles now.
Can't remember the last time I even saw a newspaper for sale anywhere.
Someone posted something in my local subreddit earlier today about a coach that was posting photos on social media that included pictures of him shirtless posing with shirtless students age 11-13 and in some of the photo's they were hugging. Is this normal?