Marshall News

A public hearing on Richmond school rezoning took a turn for the contentious Thursday when the chairwoman of the rezoning committee accused the School Board of interfering with the process.

If you haven't seen Diane Larkin around Howell's downtown area yet, you will - Howell's new Downtown Development Authority director is here for the long haul.

A former track and field star, Lorenzo Marshall was a healthy man, always eating fruits and vegetables and interested in improving children's physical fitness, his father-in-law, Gerald Williams of Albion said.

A fire that killed a 41-year-old Albion man is still under investigation. Lorenzo Marshall, 41, died early Monday morning at the University of Michigan Medical Center from severe burns over much of his body, said Calhoun County Sheriff's Capt.

A Canadian-based oil pipeline company is allowed to construct a $190 million new pipeline that will go through Jackson County, the Michigan Public Service Commission announced Thursday.

Images of of crews cleaning oil from the Kalamazoo River have dominated in the past two years since Enbridge Energy's spill.

The Michigan Department of Community Health says well water around the area of the July 2012 oil spill on the Kalamazoo River has tested negative for contaminants from the spill.

The ramp from southbound I-69 to westbound I-94 in Calhoun County's Marshall Townshi will be closed from 7 a.m. Tuesday, May 22, through 3 p.m. Friday, May 25, for culvert replacement.

A Marshall man suffered a medical condition before losing control of his vehicle, leaving the roadway and striking a large tree on Thursday.

When Enbridge's Line 6B burst open near Marshall, Michigan in July 2010 spewing over a million gallons of tar sands sludge into the Kalamazoo river watershed, funds were quickly released from the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund to mobilize Environmental Protection Agency staff and other federal employees to assist and monitor clean up.

Antwoine Marshall shows jurors his stab wound from July 2010 to jurors on Friday during the trial of suspected serial killer Elias Abuelazam.

Enbridge officials detailed plans Thursday to build a new oil pipeline through Kalamazoo County and other parts of Lower Michigan, replacing the old line that caused an environmental catastrophe when more than 800,000 gallons of oil leaked into the Kalamazoo River in July 2010.

Based on the number of letters to the editor in Sunday's Points section, some of your highly educated readers believe that it's OK to rob Peter to pay Paul.

As the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen marks its 149th anniversary today, National President Dennis R. Pierce announced the formation of a special committee to help the Organization celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2013.

The 15 Kalamazoo Valley Community College Utility Line Worker Academy trainees already excited to be the first class of their academy received even better news this week: They no longer will have to foot a $12,500 bill for the training program.

Nancy Feng, right, poses with her mother Ling Feng and father, Lou Fillipi. Nancy is attending Spring Arbor University and hoping to graduate with a degree in accounting.

Owner Mike Lounds stands in front of The Bogar Theater in downtown Marshall. Stephanie Parshall/For The Enquirer / Stephanie Parshall On the walls in the lobby of The Bogar Theater, located in downtown Marshall, is the theater's history.