Julie Mack

In the 20th century, some Kalamazoo neighborhoods legally barred Black people from living there. While the policies are gone, Kalamazoo's housing stock is feeling the aftereffects.

The homeless shelter used to be for "old dudes who didn’t have a job and were really down and out," said Kalamazoo County's housing director. "Now they have people who work full time."

5 statistics that show how affordable it is to buy or rent housing in Michigan.

How a Kalamazoo-area program is using horses to help children with anxiety, depression and PTSD.

See how each district stacks up on four data points: Median income, child poverty, two-parent households and college graduates.

Kalamazoo's Class of 2023 was more likely to enroll in college than their Michigan peers. However, the gap is narrowing.

A downtown bakery is literally directing customers to a competitor beset by construction-related street closures.

In some areas of Michigan, more than half of households don't make enough to cover basic expenses, a new report shows.

There’s construction at seemingly every turn in Kalamazoo. While excited about the progress, city leaders hope it won’t kill off local businesses in the process.

Michigan’s Best Local Eats: A local institution, the small-town tavern prides itself on its dive-bar ambience and eclectic menu.