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Nessel and McCann talk utilities, trade war and more during roundtable in Kalamazoo (opens the original)
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel made a stop in Kalamazoo Monday for a roundtable discussion with Democratic State Senator and Congressional candidate Sean McCann. The topic of the event at Western Michigan University was energy affordability. McCann and Nessel were joined by Michigan League of Conservation Voters State Government Affairs Director Ben Poulson, and Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Assistant Director Chris Trubac. Much of the discussion focused on the JH Campbell Power Plan
Southwest Michigan victim services organizations sound the alarm on another year of funding deficits (opens the original)
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Organizations that serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence say they’re facing another year of financial hardship due to ongoing funding cuts. Many victim services organizations rely on grant funding from federal programs created by the Victims of Crime Act, or VOCA. VOCA funds have been dwindling in the past few years. The Michigan State Legislature allocates money in the state budget to help fill this gap — but organizations say that money has begun to shrink as well. Melanie Hooker is
Festival-goers celebrated Canadian-American connections at Canadiana Fest in Kalamazoo (opens the original)
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Amid President Trump’s attacks on Canada, a display of American and Canadian unity took place in Kalamazoo Saturday: the fourth annual “Canadiana Fest.” The one-day festival featured musicians from the US and Canada, Canadian-American scholars giving presentations on the relationship between the two nations, and several opportunities to learn about the Indigenous peoples of the Great Lakes basin. It’s normally an outdoor event — but since there was rain in the forecast, the Fest moved to City Ce
Abbott Laboratories will pay $385 million to resolve a contaminated baby formula lawsuit (opens the original)
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Infant formula manufacturer Abbott Laboratories has entered into a settlement that will see them pay $384,999,040 to resolve a lawsuit brought against them by the U.S. Department of Justice. According to a statement released Sept. 14 by the DOJ, the lawsuit was filed against Abbott in 2025 in relation to contaminated infant formula found at the company’s Sturgis factory. The lawsuit claimed Abbott knowingly allowed the government to purchase contaminated formula for distribution through food ass
Comstock planning commission approves some preliminary permits for a battery storage facility (opens the original)
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A proposal for a large battery energy storage system, or BESS, is advancing in Comstock Township. The township’s planning commission approved a site permit and special land use plan for a proposed BESS during a September 10 meeting. A BESS is a facility that uses batteries to store energy in an electrical grid to be used for later. A proposal to build a BESS in Comstock Township was put forth by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a Danish investment firm that is backing potential builders Swan
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