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A surprise plea in Kalamazoo.

Authorities need help finding a 14-year-old Watervliet girl.

Local governments around the country are starting to feel the pinch from the partial shutdown of the federal government.

The brawl that resulted in the cancelation of the varsity boys basketball game on December 21 between South Haven and Paw Paw is costing South Haven another game.

Protections for the LGBT community put in place in the waning days of the Snyder administration are being expanded.

Those interested in the medical and recreational marijuana issues in the city of South Haven are invited to attend a special meeting next Monday night.

Officials say another round of testing at residential wells in southwestern Michigan found no presence of a previously detected harmful manufacturing byproduct -- known as dioxin.

To many at the big C-E-S technology show in Las Vegas, self driving cars are new and exciting.

The partial shutdown of our government is being felt at the airport-where some security screeners are calling in sick and air traffic controllers worry about equipment breakdowns.

Another critical day for the future of Sears.

A toilet transformer?

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-with United Federal Credit Union.

Lawton Republican Aric Nesbitt will be returning to state government on Wednesday when the next Legislature begins.

78th District Michigan Representative Brad Paquette is ready to get to work in Lansing.

There's word from South Haven Area Emergency Services that the search for a missing woman in the Black River this weekend was all for naught.

Close to 70% of the Van Buren county’s paved roads have failed and funding has not kept up.

With the partial federal government shutdown continuing and no one knowing when it will end, one local financial institution is looking to ease the pain for members who work for the government and are affected.

Leaders of a tribe of Chippewa Indians in northern Michigan say that if the government shutdown continues, it will have a direct impact on their 43,000 members.

Potential jurors in the case of a Kalamazoo County man accused of murdering six people face questioning from prosecutors and the defense attorney today.

A new program is being unveiled by the state of Michigan to make it easier for medical marijuana patients to renew their registry cards.

After another day without a deal to reopen the federal government, the President says he is not ruling out declaring a national emergency.

Reports two Americans fighting with ISIS in Syria have been caught.

Who were the big winners at the Golden Globes?

John's guest this week is Christine Ellis, ballerina, world-renowned teacher of ballet and a person with fascinating life experiences, such as performing as a ballerina at Covent Gardens, London, during the Blitz of that city. Her story of her continuing to dance while Nazi buzz bombs were flying in to hit London is riveting.

01-04-19 WSJM Afternoon News

Flick Pick is a podcast about movies. In today's episode, Andrew Green reviews Bumblebee, the new Transformers movie. It's the sixth film in the Transformer series, and it's the first one that's good! Amazing!

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