Kalamazoo Gazette

The Kalamazoo Gazette serves as the daily newspaper for Kalamazoo, Michigan. It is affiliated with MLive Media Group, which holds the title of the largest local media organization in the state. The Gazette is published every day of the week, with home delivery options available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. In 2009, the Michigan Press Association recognized the Gazette as the "Newspaper of the Year." Online, the Gazette is featured on MLive.com, which is the most popular news website in Michigan. You can visit the Kalamazoo Gazette's homepage at www.mlive.com/kalamazoo.

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Masses, other prayer opportunities offered at Grand Rapids area Catholic churches for Pope Francis - mlive.com

2 days ago | mlive.com | Melissa Frick

Pope Francis funeral is on Saturday. Bishop David Walkowiak will lead a memorial service on April 28 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, with additional services this weekend in the Grand Rapids area.
“We have seen a near-total collapse of US business,” Canadian travel agency says amid US tourism decline - mlive.com

2 days ago | mlive.com

A Vancouver-based travel agency said the company’s bookings to the U.S. have dried up. “We have seen a near-total collapse of U.S. business."
Expect interruptions on M-14, U.S. 23

3 days ago | mlive.com | Sophia Kalakailo

ANN ARBOR TWP., MI — Drivers should expect closures along M-14 and U.S. 23 this weekend due to maintenance work in the Ann Arbor-area. The eastbound M-14 ramp to continue east onto M-14 or south onto U.S. 23 will shut down. 6 a.m. Saturday, April 25, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. One lane will also close in each direction on U.S. 23 between Nixon Road and M-14. The closures will continue through 5 a.m. Monday, April 28. Want more Ann Arbor-area news?
Township settles in legal disputes with residential developer

3 days ago | mlive.com | Sophia Kalakailo

SUPERIOR TWP., MI – Officials settled in legal disputes over a $100,000 payment between the township and a residential developer. The conflict centered on a payout of money placed in escrow for the Woodside Village development, north of Willow Run off Ridge Road.
Closures on M-14, I-94 this weekend: Washtenaw County road work for April 25

3 days ago | mlive.com | Sophia Kalakailo

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — Drivers can expect interruptions along M-14 and I-94 in the coming days. The eastbound M-14 ramp to M-14 and south U.S. 23 will close for construction Saturday, April 26 until Monday, April 28. Westbound M-14 from Maple Road to I-94 will close for construction early Saturday as well. Westbound I-94 will also shut down from M-14 to Zeeb Road this weekend.
Former Iowa QB Brendan Sullivan transfers to Tulane

3 days ago | mlive.com | Jonathan Szczepaniak

FLINT - Only two weeks after he announced his decision to enter the transfer portal, former University of Iowa quarterback Brendan Sullivan has found his new home. The former Davison High School graduate, who started games for Northwestern University and Iowa in the past three seasons, announced he has committed to Tulane University through his X account on Thursday morning.
Michigan police chief resigns after city learns he was working 2 jobs

3 days ago | mlive.com | Aya Miller

SOUTH HAVEN, MI -- South Haven’s new police chief did not last long. Dennis Honholt resigned as South Haven police chief on Thursday, April 24, less than a month after accepting the position. Honholt never resigned from his previous role as police chief in Dover, Tennessee, a city northwest of Nashville. Honholt started as South Haven’s police chief on April 1.
Expect delays on I-96 this weekend

4 days ago | mlive.com | Sophia Kalakailo

BRIGHTON, MI — Drivers should expect interruptions on I-96 this weekend in Brighton, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. Lanes will intermittently shut down in both directions at Grand River Avenue around midnight Saturday, April 26. The closures will continue through 6 a.m. while DTE Energy completes utility work. Traffic control will be maintained by the Michigan State Police. Drivers should expect delays.
Vehicle City Soccer Classic returns May 17 to Atwood Stadium

4 days ago | mlive.com | Jonathan Szczepaniak

FLINT - As the third annual Flint & Genesee Vehicle City Soccer Classic makes its return to Kettering University’s Atwood Stadium on May 17, three Flint-area high school girls soccer teams are set to compete.
Kalamazoo College to build $55M dorms; first new residence halls since 1967

4 days ago | mlive.com | Aya Miller

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Kalamazoo College is building two new residence halls. The new dorms are being constructed to meet a need for “affordable” student housing as the price of off-campus housing continues to increase, a press release from Kalamazoo College said. Construction will start in May on West Main Street. New residence halls haven’t been built at the university since 1967, according to the release. The new residence halls will cost $55 million to build.