WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI)

WWMT is a television station located in Michigan and is affiliated with CBS, being owned and operated by the Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. stands as one of the largest and most varied television broadcasting firms in the United States today. Following pending deals, Sinclair will own and manage 163 television stations across 77 markets. Their television network serves about 38.7% of households with televisions in the U.S. and includes affiliates for major networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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Where are they now? Catching up with former WWMT anchor, Barry Shanley

2 days ago | wwmt.com | Keith Thompson

As part of our celebration of WWMT's 75th birthday, we're answering the question, "Where are they now?" about some of the people who you may remember watching through the years. From 1986 to 1997, Barry Shanley was a staple on WWMT, anchoring the station's nightly newscasts. It was a dream job for him because he's a hometown boy, born and raised in South Haven.
Why Calhoun County ranks second in the state for reports of domestic violence per capita

3 days ago | wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn

Calhoun County ranks second in the state for reports of domestic violence per capita, and the shelters who give these survivors a place to escape are running out of space. News Channel 3 talked to the CEO of what's soon to be the largest domestic violence shelter in the state, and a survivor, on how she made the difficult decision to leave her partner following the murder of her childhood friend. In 1990, the gruesome murder of Battle Creek resident Debbie Frost made headlines.
75th Anniversary Special Report: News Channel 3's top stories from 1950 until now

4 days ago | wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn

We are celebrating a very special birthday this summer at News Channel 3. 75 years ago, WWMT-TV began broadcasting as WKZO-TV. To celebrate, we're highlighting some of the top stories that made history in our West Michigan communities. On June 1st, 1950, WKZO-TV begins broadcasting a television signal in West Michigan, an early affiliate of the CBS network. The station, brought to life by broadcasting pioneer John Fetzer, who 20 years earlier started WKZO AM radio in Kalamazoo.
Commissioner calls for emergency town hall after Schurr, Keely cases, job corps closure

4 days ago | wwmt.com | Katie Sergent

Kent County Commissioner Robert Womack has called for an emergency hearing in West Michigan. Starting at 6 p.m. Monday, Womack is set to lead a town hall in Grand Rapids after a federal judge dismissed all charges against former Michigan State Police detective Brian Keely. The hearing also comes weeks after a case against former Grand Rapids officer Christopher Schurr ended in a mistrial, according to officials.
West Michigan will get a taste of summer as temperatures and humidity rise

4 days ago | wwmt.com | Collin Rogers

It was a chilly end of May in West Michigan as 14 of the last 15 days of the month featured below-average temperatures. That was followed up by low temperatures in the 30s for the first two mornings of June. We'll say goodbye to the chill and hello to the heat over the next few days. Max temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 70s and lower 80s Monday afternoon. Your Weather Story: WWMT Weather The warmest day of the week will be Tuesday as temperatures rise into the middle 80s.
Mattawan takes care of business in District 8 final, advances to regional action

5 days ago | wwmt.com | Nate Brown

In a day where winning in Portage was the name of the game, it was Mattawan taking care of Kalamazoo competition all day to claim the District 8 title. The Wildcats defeated Loy Norrix, 5-0, to come away with the District 8 crown. They defeated Kalamazoo Central, 1-0, earlier in the day. Mattawan jumped out to a 2-0 lead over the Knights after the first inning of play. They added another in the third before Loy Norrix escaped out of a bases loaded jam.
Six local food banks receive over 28k pounds of food from generous donation

6 days ago | wwmt.com | Donny Ede

Six food pantries in Southwest Michigan received much-needed help in the form of over 28,800 pounds of nonperishable food. The generous donation came from the Kalamazoo Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with support from volunteers, missionaries, and others.
Bikers' Blessing in Kalamazoo promotes all things cycling, road safety as summer nears

6 days ago | wwmt.com | Donny Ede

Bikes of all types gathered at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Kalamazoo on Saturday for the Bikers’ Blessing event. Now in its 11th year, the event aimed to make the community aware of more people riding motorized and non-motorized bikes as summer approaches.
Kalamazoo's Edison neighborhood revives tradition with second annual picnic, bike parade

6 days ago | wwmt.com | Donny Ede

Kalamazoo's Southside Park was the site of the second annual Edison Neighborhood Picnic and Bike Parade on Saturday. Hosted by the Edison Neighborhood Association, the free event offered food, bike decorating stations, and a bike giveaway. Scam: Michigan officials tackling problematic text scam about "unpaid toll fees"The event used to happen in the Edison neighborhood in the 1980s, according the organizer, providing a perfect opportunity to revamp an old tradition.
Two West Michigan counties cited as sanctuary jurisdictions by Trump administration

6 days ago | wwmt.com | Donny Ede

Two counties in West Michigan have been called out by the Trump administration for being "sanctuary jurisdictions."Kent County and Kalamazoo County were included on a list of sanctuary jurisdictions, released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) May 29.