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Kalamazoo News

Runae Moon Says Taylor Farms Parasite Left Her Unable To Walk
A Michigan woman says a parasitic infection tied to Taylor Farms left her bedridden and unable to walk, and she's sharing her story so others know the risks.

Chris Schiavone Struck By Lightning At Pebble Creek Golf Course
A Cincinnati golfer survived a lightning strike at Pebble Creek Golf Course, but the details of what he and his group were doing when it happened are a real wake-up call.

Doctor Anthony Youn Went From Kalamazoo College to Tiktok Star
Did you know viral TikTok sensation Dr. Anthony Youn is a Kalamazoo College alum? He’s returning to campus September 9 for Convocation.

Why Meijer Is Building Smaller Stores Across Michigan
Meijer is shrinking its store size on purpose, and it turns out Michigan shoppers might actually prefer it that way.
Kalamazoo Seller Lists Pontoon Pirate Ship Kit For $300
Someone in Kalamazoo is selling a pirate ship conversion kit for pontoon boats, and yes, it includes fake cannons, black sails, and a plush monkey.

FEMA Denied Michigan Disaster Funding After Deadly 2026 Tornadoes
Saint Joseph, Branch, and Cass counties are on their own after FEMA's final denial of disaster funding following the March tornadoes that killed four people and caused millions in damage.
More Fox 17 Grand Rapids Staff May Face Cuts This Week
Kevin Craig didn't walk away from Fox 17. After 25 and a half years as West Michigan's chief meteorologist, the departure was not his choice.
How The Sheik Used Wrestling To Help Heal Detroit After The Riots
After one of Detroit's darkest weeks, a wrestling match became something much bigger than anyone expected.

Jacob Holmes, Battle Creek's 13-year-old Champ Car Racer
A 13-year-old from Battle Creek is racing mini wedge cars at speeds up to 90 mph, and his story goes way beyond the track.
Goose Lake Festival Turns 56 This Year Near Jackson, Michigan
Two hundred thousand people showed up to a festival built for sixty thousand, and somehow it mostly held together. That's a Jackson, Michigan story worth knowing.
