Michigan nonprofits, foundations, and other organizations are confronting the ways their evaluations may contribute to further inequity for those they're supposed to serve.
Have you heard of a chicane? Come out Thursday to LaCrone Park and find out how they could help slow down traffic.
Within the next two months, Binder Park Zoo hopes to offer tools that can help those who face sensory overload better deal with those situations.
The new Bronson Lab Testing facility is a full-service testing laboratory, expected to provide a wide range of clinical services to outpatient clinics, Bronson system hospitals, medical practices, other care providers, and healthcare facilities in southwest Michigan.
Ten Years after the Kalamazoo River oil spill the effects on the smallest organisms, the ecosystem as a whole, and long-term human health may never be fully understood.
With restaurants and most everything closed, people have been spending more time outdoors, especially at local and county parks. A millage on the Aug. 4 primary ballot asks Calhoun County residents for a few dollars to support the parks.
The Keep Kalamazoo Wild campaign is getting closer to its goal.
Farmers Market Food Navigators help market patrons build healthy eating habits, make the most of SNAP benefits, and build relationships with their farmers.
A new initiative of the Wayne State University Center for Behavioral Health and Justice is working to change the cultural landscape around substance use disorder and decrease overdose deaths.
What happens when the statewide moratorium on evictions ends today? More evictions are expected. The City of Battle Creek is taking steps to help people pay rent or get new housing if evicted.
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