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'I'm a little opposite': Prepared bystander pulls victims from rollover crash in Kalamazoo
A lunch break at Taco Bell turned into a rescue mission for 27-year-old Lacrome James after he says he looked up and saw a car flipped on its roof in Kalamazoo.
Employee of Kaiser Aluminum in Kalamazoo dies on the job, investigation underway
An employee of Kaiser Aluminum in Kalamazoo reportedly died while on the job Tuesday, a company spokesperson confirmed with News Channel 3 Thursday.
Michigan maintains robust childhood vaccine recommendations despite federal change
Michigan health officials are standing firm on the vaccines it recommends for children.
Woman killed, two others injured following Muskegon County crash
The Muskegon County Sheriff's Office is working to learn more about a two-vehicle crash that killed one person and injured two others Thursday evening.
Kalamazoo commissioner proposes no-barrier shelter as dozens are removed from encampment
The issue of homelessness is front and center for Kalamazoo City Commissioners following the removal of an encampment on North Edwards Street last Friday.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for new Allegan County early education campus
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday at Community Action of Allegan County's (CAAC) new early education campus.
Massachusetts man gets 3-20 years in prison for stealing $630K from Portage residents
A Massachusetts man will be spending the next 3-20 years behind bars for stealing thousands of dollars from senior citizens in Portage.
PHOTOS: Veterans visit 'The Wall That Heals' in Battle Creek, honor fallen soldiers
'The Wall That Heals,' a mobile three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., is officially open to the public.
Township of Kalamazoo considers becoming a city to avoid annexations
The Charter Township of Kalamazoo is considering the idea of becoming its own city to protect their land from being annexed by surrounding cities.
New protections for Asylum Lake Preserve, green spaces could be coming in Kalamazoo
City officials may consider new rules for protecting enviornmentally significant land.
Local News
Boil water advisory issued for parts of Battle Creek as precaution
The City of Battle Creek issued a boil water advisory Thursday for portions of two roads.
Voters could choose to remove Plainfield Township trustee in Nov. 2027 special election
A push is underway to recall Plainfield Township Trustee Robert Reminga after a controversial post from his Facebook account suggested Muslims should be hunted
Rollover crash injures 7, closes part of South Westnedge Avenue in Kalamazoo
A rollover crash injured seven people in Kalamazoo on Thursday.
Kent County health officials confirm first human case of West Nile virus this season
The human first case of West Nile virus (WNV) in Kent County this season was confirmed by health officials Thursday.
Demolition of Southwestern Junior High continues
An abandoned, 100-year-old school is being torn down.
Nearly $19.5M sewer expansion advances in Oshtemo Township's Westport area
Construction is underway on a nearly $19.5 million sewer expansion in Oshtemo Township.
South Haven police request public to help identify armed robbery suspects
The South Haven Police Department (SHPD) is asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects involved in an armed robbery Tuesday.
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West Michigan dispensary responds as new CDC cannabis diagnosis data shows more ER visits
A new diagnosis code created last year by the CDC means that U.S. emergency rooms are now documenting a medical condition linked to cannabis.
Employee of Kaiser Aluminum in Kalamazoo dies on the job, investigation underway
An employee of Kaiser Aluminum in Kalamazoo reportedly died while on the job Tuesday, a company spokesperson confirmed with News Channel 3 Thursday.
Rollover crash injures 7, closes part of South Westnedge Avenue in Kalamazoo
A rollover crash injured seven people in Kalamazoo on Thursday.
Kalamazoo commissioner proposes no-barrier shelter as dozens are removed from encampment
The issue of homelessness is front and center for Kalamazoo City Commissioners following the removal of an encampment on North Edwards Street last Friday.
Township of Kalamazoo considers becoming a city to avoid annexations
The Charter Township of Kalamazoo is considering the idea of becoming its own city to protect their land from being annexed by surrounding cities.
Nation & World
Abdul El-Sayed's birth mother worked for designated terror group IARA: Report
As Democrats work to regain control of Congress, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is drawing renewed scrutiny.
'A mistake': Political analyst on Trump scaling back US-South Korea military exercises
Tensions spiked on the Korean Peninsula after North Korea fired a barrage of roughly 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea.
New Jersey teen drops social media addiction lawsuit against Meta, Google and Snap: report
A 15-year-old girl from New Jersey dropped a lawsuit against Meta, Google, and Snap, according to a report.
Drinking down to record low, but cannabis use might be 'trading one problem for another'
Alcohol use has fallen to a record low as more Americans see drinking as unhealthy. A doctor warns some may be swapping alcohol for cannabis, whose long-term health effects remain less understood.
'You always worry': USS Lincoln returning to families amid stress of long deployment
The USS George Washington has arrived in the Middle East to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier amid concerns of deteriorating morale and welfare aboard the ship deployed in support of the Iran conflict.
John Benfield, suspect in Tennessee cycling crash, released on $300K bond
John Benfield, the suspect in the Milligan cycling crash was released on a 300,000 dollar bond, according to the Carter County Sheriff's Office.
Bias in the news feed? Apple, Google face scrutiny
Apple News and Google News are facing renewed scrutiny over which news organizations receive prominent placement on their platforms after a conservative media.
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Sports
Lions TE Sam LaPorta injures hip, coach Dan Campbell doesn’t expect it to be long-term
Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta is being held out of practice with a hip injury and coach Dan Campbell is hopeful the ailment doesn’t linger into the season
Lowe and Flores homer in the ninth off Jansen as the Pirates rally past Tigers 4-3
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Brandon Lowe homered off Detroit closer Kenley Jansen with two outs in the ninth inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 victory over t
MHSAA approves Gull Lake, Parchment emergency co-op for 2026 football season
Roughly 10-18 members of the Gull Lake High School varsity football team will be able to practice and play with the Parchment Panthers during the 2026 season.
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Entertainment
No phones on set isn’t a challenge for 'The Pitt's' Sepideh Moafi: 'It's me, it's not you'
Sepideh Moafi plays Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi on HBO Max’s "The Pitt," where the set is famous for being a no-phone zone, but that’s not difficult for Moafi!
William H. Macy reveals his favorite Frank Gallagher moments from 'Shameless'
Frank Gallagher often found himself in some quite peculiar places in "Shameless,"but one stands out the most to William H. Macy.
Sandra Bullock recalls 'traumatic diagnosis' of her late partner in rare interview
Bullock's longtime partner, Bryan Randall, died in 2023, after a three-year long struggle with ALS.
Anne Hathaway is 'respectful' of Julie Andrews sitting out 'Princess Diaries 3'
Andrews and Hathaway starred in the original "Princess Diaries" film and its sequel in the early 2000s.
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Money
Mortgage rates rise, reach one-year high
Mortgage rates held steady this week along with inflation, remaining just below 6.5%.
How to weigh your bank’s mortgage offers — and why you get so many
Your bank’s mortgage offer may sound tempting, but before you jump in, make sure you can’t get a better deal elsewhere.
PMI got you into your home. It shouldn’t overstay its welcome.
Hard to avoid it if your down payment is low. But must you pay this extra fee forever?
Mortgage retreat, still near one-year high
Mortgage rates held steady this week along with inflation, remaining just below 6.5%.
3 homeowners, 6 refinances: Lessons learned from the front lines of refinancing a mortgage
Three homeowners refinanced their mortgages six times combined — and learned some lessons the hard way.
What is a good credit score to buy a house?
The higher your credit score, the lower the mortgage rate you’ll qualify for.
How 3 homeowners did the refinance math, and why they say it was worth it
You can save money with a refi by crunching the numbers.
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BLOOPER ALERT! QVC host accidentally says explicit phrase instead of 'blowout' on live TV
QVC personality Toni Brattin is taking a viral on-air mistake in stride.
Joey Chestnut wins kolache eating contest in Cedar Rapids
World champion competitive eater Joey Chestnut traded hotdogs in for kolaches during an eating contest in Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Inaugural 'Rat Walk' tour in DC brings pest management education to community
The rats don't own this city, we do! On Wednesday night, some members of a DC community got the chance to start learning how to take the city back.
The small Virginia house that helped shape America and the world
One modest brick home in Staunton, Virginia offers a reminder that history doesn’t always begin in grand places. This home is where Woodrow Wilson was born.
A different kind of strip steak: South Florida restaurant hosts monthly nude dinners
The steaks are dressed. The diners aren't. A South Florida steakhouse is hosting monthly clothing-optional dinners that city officials say are legal.
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Beyond the surface: Hidden danger of lead-based paint in Kalamazoo homes
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9 early Amazon Prime Day deals, from wellness to tech, under $40
The four-day shopping event will run from June 23-26, but deals are already available.
Cozy to Crafty: 10 gifts for Mother's Day for every kind of mom
Slippers for the Cozy Mom? A Ninja SLUSHi for the Frozen-Drink-Loving Mom? A digital camera for the Techy Mom? We've got you!
Shield Your Skin: 10 sun protection products to snag for summer
The weather is getting warmer, and protecting your precious face from UV rays is so important.
13 products to get you started baking sourdough
Making sourdough starter from scratch? Not the easiest. Getting started making sourdough with this guide? Easy!
10 products that are 50% off or more for Amazon's Big Spring Sale
You can save big on home, decor, tech, beauty, fashion, and more.
Welcome to Aries Season: 10 gifts for the Aries in your life
Welcome to Aries Season, the sign full of bold energy, confidence, and fiery spark.
At-Home Fitness: 9 exercise items to upgrade your home workouts
From machines to dumbbells and pilates boards, here are 9 pieces of fitness equipment you can use at home.
Glass Skinmaxxing: 12 top Korean skincare products to add to your rotation
From brands like medicube and Beauty of Joseon, here are some trending skincare products you might want to consider adding to your rotation.
What's trending on Amazon right now: Glowy skincare and popular accessories
From organization products to statement home decor, here are 8 trending products right now.
8 deals you don't want to miss before Amazon Prime Day ends
These are your final hours to clear your online cart and save some money at checkout.
15 back-to-school supplies for every grade and budget
Shop the best deals for going back to school.
Travel in Comfort: 10 carry-on essentials to make flying a breeze
From blackout eyemasks to earplugs and phone holders, here are 10 essentials to pack in your carry-on for your next trip (and beyond).
Welcome to Leo Season: 10 gifts for the bold, fierce Leo in your life
Leo is the main character. These gifts are perfect for that.
How to achieve the perfect summer makeup look: 7 SPF products that double as makeup
From tinted sunscreen to SPF setting spray, let's protect our skin and look dang good doing it.
10 products every beachgoer needs this summer
We've gathered 10 products that will make heading to the beach easier and offer comfort and protection while you are there.
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Consumers report finding glass in Outshine Fruit Bars, company issues recall
Some Outshine Fruit Bars are being recalled after some customers recently reported finding glass in their frozen treats, the FDA announced Tuesday.
A Moving Tribute: CN America 250 Train makes stop in East Lansing
Railway company CN is traveling with their two trains painted in honor of America's 250th anniversary, and Tuesday, they stopped in Michigan.
MSP identifies 5 victims in Missaukee County shootings, says suspect knew all involved
MISSAUKEE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN./WGTU) -- Michigan State Police have officially identified the five victims killed in last week's Missaukee County shootings and
University of Michigan regents select Vanderbilt provost as 17th university president
The University of Michigan Board of Regents announced its choice for the university's 17th president.
Economists expect consumer pain as U.S. tariffs on Canada kick in Wednesday
The clock is ticking down until as the new 50% U.S. tariffs on Canada are set to kick in on Wednesday.
Bipartisan bill seeks to renew Legacy Restoration Fund for National Park repairs
NORTHERN MICHIGAN., (WPBN/WGTU) -- A bipartisan effort in Congress aims to restore funding for repairs at America’s National Parks, where deferred maintenance i
Judge grants Brad Bartholomew a computer to review discovery in Rebecca Park case
WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- A judge made a ruling Tuesday for Brad Bartholomew on his request for access to a computer to review evidence in his case.
Michigan bill would ease licensing for childcare microcenters to expand capacity statewide
MICHIGAN., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Michigan lawmakers are considering changes to childcare licensing rules to make it easier to open microcenters and address the state's
The Grove Church hosts grief support and worship after Missaukee County shooting
MISSAUKEE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- As the Lake City community continues to grieve after Friday’s deadly shooting, local churches are stepping up to make su
Family pleads for answers after hit and run in Flint leaves 18-year-old hospitalized
FLINT, Mich. - An 18-year-old recent high school graduate remained in critical condition after a hit-and-run crash early Sunday, Aug. 9, on James P. Cole Blvd.
GALLERY: Michigan's 2026 'I Voted' sticker contest winners
The winners of Michigan’s 2026 “I Voted” sticker design contest have been unvieled.Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced the nine winners of the 2026 “I V
Lake City Area Schools mourns student killed in Missaukee County shooting
MISSUAKEE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Lake City Area Schools is mourning the life of one of its students lost in the Missaukee County shooting that happened F
Michigan State Police identify age and gender of Missaukee County shooting victims
Detectives from the Michigan State Police worked through the night processing three active crime scenes following the sh
Repair shop worker faces charge after a tracking device was found in woman's car
WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- A repair shop worker is facing a tracking device charge after Michigan State Police said he secretly placed a GPS tracking
Mayor says woman died in house fire in Niles
Crews are responding to a house fire in Niles.The fire is at the 200 block of North 7th Street in NilesEmergency crews have moved our photographer a little fart
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Report flags rotting, rusted stairs at Wildwood Off Main years before condemnations
Inspection reports obtained by the News Channel 3 I-Team show there were issues with stairs at a building at the Wildwood Off Main apartment complex in 2022.
'Pastors on Patrol' program celebrates 10 years with Kalamazoo Public Safety
For 10 years now, Kalamazoo Public Safety (KDPS) officers have kept a secret weapon in their back pockets to diffuse potentially dangerous situations.
Treatment-first court model is redefining justice for people with serious mental illnesses
Kalamazoo County’s Mental Health Recovery court offers an alternative path for certain nonviolent offenders living with serious mental illness.
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Connect to Congress
Democrats reset campaign against Collins with new nominee
Democrats in Maine have a new nominee to take on long-time incumbent Sen. Susan Collins in a race that is pivotal for both parties to win a Senate majority.
House panel strikes bipartisan kids online safety deal, but Senate fight looms
A House committee reached a bipartisan deal on legislation to protect kids online, setting up another debate with the Senate on what restrictions to include and
Trump urges Senate to pass permanent daylight saving time bill
President Trump urged the Senate to pass a bill making daylight saving time permanent after the House of Representatives passed it last month.
Former House Speaker McCarthy says he's worried about the GOP as midterms approach
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said this week that he is concerned about the GOP keeping the majority as midterms approach.
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Auto Matters
Stellantis pivots from full EV push to hybrids, gas models in strategic reset
Stellantis, one of the major American automakers, is shifting its business strategy to focus on hybrid vehicles instead of fully electric ones.
Ford CEO warns of labor crisis with 5,000 mechanic jobs unfilled in their U.S. dealerships
Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley said America's labor market is in trouble.
Tesla loses title as world's biggest electric vehicle maker as sales fall for second year
Tesla lost its crown as the world’s bestselling electric vehicle maker on Friday as a customer revolt over Elon Musk’s right-wing politics, expiring U.S. tax br
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Crisis In The Classroom
Study: Record teacher certification still can’t keep up with those leaving the classroom
While record high rates of teachers are getting certified in Michigan, it’s not enough to fill the gap of those leaving the profession, according to a new study
Principal rolls out mobile office to support Milwood Magnet students, staff
A West Michigan middle school principal is making headlines for his unique way of supporting students and staff.
U.S. Labor Secretary visits Kalamazoo-area skilled trades training facility
U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer was in West Michigan Monday, touring a trades training facility operated by Pro Services Inc. in Portage.
Coldwater Community Schools approves second reading of new cell phone policy
The debate over cell phones in the classroom continues.
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