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Former Iowa QB Brendan Sullivan transfers to Tulane

15 hours 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

17 hours 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.
Vehicle City Soccer Classic returns May 17 to Atwood Stadium

22 hours 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

22 hours 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.
Flint-area high school sports roundup: Montrose soccer continues winning ways, Owosso baseball marches pair of comebacks

22 hours ago | mlive.com | Jonathan Szczepaniak

FLINT - Check out the Flint-area high school sports roundup for April 22-23. Coaches and athletic directors are encouraged to email results, highlights, and comments about the results of each game for any sport to [email protected]. Flint Kearsley 1, Fenton 0: Kearsley completed the three-game sweep over Fenton Wednesday night behind the arm of Chase Tobias, who threw seven shutout innings with six strikeouts.
Amid Trump chaos, new WMU president aims to prove why public should invest in college

1 day ago | mlive.com | Aya Miller

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Taking the reins as president of one of Michigan’s largest public universities is no easy task. Doing so as universities are “facing (the) greatest disruption in generations,” in the words of Shelly Edgerton, chair of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, is even more challenging. Trustees think Russ Kavalhuna, newly appointed president-elect for WMU, is the right person for the job.
Kalamazoo adding metal detectors for daily use at middle and high schools next year

1 day ago | mlive.com | Aya Miller

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Students entering Kalamazoo’s middle and high schools will have to walk through a metal detector first, starting next fall. The Kalamazoo Public Schools Board of Trustees approved the new requirement at a Wednesday, April 23, board meeting. A recommendation to the board cited shootings in schools across the country as reason for the new policy. The motion passed unanimously. “The goal is to add an additional layer of security,” KPS Superintendent Darrin Slade said.
Michigan State loses another EDGE to transfer portal

1 day ago | mlive.com | Matt Wenzel

Michigan State is losing another returning EDGE player to the portal. James Schott, a redshirt junior rush end, announced Wednesday via social media he’s transferring out to use his final two seasons of eligibility. He’s the second at the position to hit the portal during the spring window after Anthony Jones did last week. Schott, 6-foot-4 and 243 pounds, had five tackles in 19 games over the last two seasons. The former three-star recruit from Indiana didn’t play as a true freshman in 2022.
Kalamazoo-area softball power rankings: Newcomers make strong debut in 2025

1 day ago | mlive.com | Matthew Ehler

KALAMAZOO, MI –– Southwest Michigan’s softball scene is heating up. As April winds down, it only means warmer weather and better played softball are on the horizon. That means it’s time to take a look at the first set of rankings for Kalamazoo-area squads, which features a pair of defending state finalists –– Vicksburg and Mendon –– and plenty of other newcomers making early impressions.
Flint native to host two basketball showcases featuring top Michigan talent

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jonathan Szczepaniak

FLINT - Three-year-old Legend Jackson doesn’t know it yet, but he’s a part of something special. Since 2018, Flint native Roy Jackson Jr. has lent a helping hand through his organization called Dreamz Two Reality.