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Kalamazoo · KalamazooKALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — The man who was shot at a Kalamazoo apartment complex Wednesday evening has died, police say. The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety identified him as Charles Lee Weir, 30. KDPS said the "broad daylight" shooting around 6 p.m. happened in the "crowded" Fox Ridge Apartments off of Alamo Avenue on the city’s northwest side. Officers arrived at the complex to find Weir with a gunshot wound. He was rushed to the hospit…See the Story
Man dies after being shot at Kalamazoo apartment complex
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Portage, Michigan · PortagePORTAGE, Mich. (WOOD) — Southwest Michigan homeowners were disappointed when they learned the Federal Emergency Management Agency denied the state's request for a major disaster declaration. John Conroy, who lives in the Oak Brook Estates in Portage, told News 8 Wednesday that while the area looks much better now than it did the night of the May 7 tornado, the sounds of chainsaws and hammers persist. "I hope the governor does appeal and I hope f…See the Story
FEMA denied May 7 disaster declaration. What now?
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Kalamazoo · KalamazooKALAMAZOO, MI — A Portage man found guilty of killing a 23-year-old Kalamazoo man outside a hotel in 2021 was sentenced Tuesday, July 23, to serve up to 55 years in prison.See the Story
Portage man gets 55 years in prison for killing former youth football teammate
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Olympics · PortagePORTAGE, Mich. (WOOD) — If you were the best basketball player in the United States, you would sign a nine-figure deal and spend the offseason cashing endorsement checks. Not so for two-time national champion discus thrower Andrew Evans. "It's definitely a passion project," Evans said.
Kalamazoo celebrates Olympian before departure for Paris Despite his accolades, he still has to sweep out the ring, measure out the target and collect his…See the Story
Comeback Kid: Portage native throws his way back to Olympics
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