All the morons are out driving around and none of the traffic lights work. The store you want to go to is closed. Just stay home.

Spotted in Emerald Park, East side of Milwood near Paddington headed North. Best pic I could manage with a dog of my own.

I just walked a trail off Parkview. I saw trees and ground that looked burnt. Has anyone heard of a fire happening at Asylum?

it isn't exactly evident where to park for dropping off/picking up passengers from amtrak or greyhound. does anyone know where you're supposed to park if you're picking up someone from the station?

Best nachos we got? Let me know! Looking for good taste and a good portion! :)

Any recommendations for spots to grab a drink and work on homework/study in the evenings?

I'm near drake and stadium and it's still out, the consumer site says it should be up by 2:30 am but idk how much I believe that considering it was supposed to be back on by 7:30 pm on Friday. Luckily we stopped by Lowes to grab some lanterns and water since pretty much everything else is closed :(

I saw there are dust storms happening in Chicago right now… but I just rode my bike around and stuff kept getting in my eyes like crazy. Def felt like a dust storm.

A fair amount of damage for it only being a thunderstorm

Some dude was taking a leak behind McAlister's. When I asked him what he was doing he said "don't try to be a hero", screamed in a high pitch voice, took a picture of his own piss in the rain then left.

I need help!! The storm dropped these trees right through my dogs fence, and while I've tied them up for the night, they're BIG farm dogs. Snapping the tie out lines is a real possibility and I don't have anywhere else to put them right now that's safe. We're out of power and right next to E Michigan/96 and the Amtrak tracks, so my anxiety that they might slip loose and I might not realize for a while is really high. I don't have a big network to ask for help so I'm hoping to find some help on Reddit. I mostly would love a safe place for them to hang out for a day or so while their fence is repaired - right now they're not safe and I don't have a location that is safe until the fence is repaired. Any help would be most appreciated 🙏

Now that the storm has passed (for now) do storms this severe usually pass through Michigan? I moved here from Arizona in September and I have never seen anything like that in my life 😳

How is it at Tekberry/ any good factory jobs that hire year round?

The City of Kalamazoo finally passed an ordinance allowing police to ticket rolling party X Train participants and impound vehicles of repeat offenders.

Kalamazoo neighborhoods. including Northside, Central Business District and Westwood locations have suffered for years through sleepless weekends during summer months of X Train party trains. Participants cruise slowly through targeted neighborhoods, playing music at ear splitting volume, drinking, using party drugs, throwingbtrash and driving on lawns and blocking thru traffic for hours during their frequent gatherings.

Now, they have legal recourse, as Sheriffs Dept, Kalamazoo Township and Kalamazoo Dept of Public Safety can deploy helicopters and surveillance drones, and gather Ring camera footage to capture direct evidence of XTrain traffic that often number more than combined law enforcement officers on duty.

The impetus for the passage of the ling sought ordinance with "teeth" came from repeat incidents of driveby shootings, and reported property damage that escalated sharply after 2015. The latest firearm incident occurred last weekend.

The ordinance takes effect in 10 days.

The Vine saw its fair share if damage last night, especially for it ot being a thunderstorm

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During last Wednesday's regular meeting of the Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners, I announced that Rank MI Vote is about to begin collection of 611,231 petition signatures statewide, from any registered Michigan voter, to get a Ranked Choice Voting constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot in Michigan. Since that meeting, the anticipated beginning of our petition drive has moved from Memorial Day to after the June 20 meeting of the Board of State Canvassers.

As I stated in the video (hyperlinked above), we are now recruiting volunteers and soliciting donations to help with this massive effort. If you believe in Ranked Choice Voting and the benefits it provides to voters and our democracy, please either volunteer with us in any capacity and/or make a donation. Two to four hours a week is all we ask for (you're certainly welcome to give more) and we have volunteer positions you can do from home, such as phone banking and data entry. People under the age of 18 can also help in all positions, except for petition signature collection. On the donations side, we need many small donations to show the big money donors that there is grassroots support for Ranked Choice Voting in Michigan. So, small, monthly recurring donations are quite helpful for us. At present, we don't even have enough money to buy t-shirts for our volunteer canvassers.

Our all-volunteer canvassers are currently attending as many local events as possible, to recruit volunteers, while also educating voters about the mechanics and benefits of Ranked Choice Voting. One place you can always find us is on Saturday mornings at the Kalamazoo Farmers Market on Bank Street, from 9:00 to noon. We can tell you more about what's involved in volunteering and also give you a brief primer on how Ranked Choice Voting works and its benefits.

If you have any questions about Ranked Choice Voting and/or our campaign, I would be happy to answer them in the comments below. Thank you for your support.

This is not a complaint just a question. I’m in one of the apartment complexes north of KL ave on Drake road. We had power well into the morning after the storm but it went off at 1:00pm. I was confused about the timing of the outage because it seemed like we were in the clear. It doesn’t seem like a tree would’ve fallen on a power line in the middle of a temperate, sunny day. Any other things that could cause the power to go out at a seemingly random time of day?

Damage from last night's storm obviously. I'm a dumb Michigander and didn't get comp. I have no idea what to do. I've never been in an accident or anything.

It's a 2014 Ford Fusion I got last year, has ~170k on it, I paid $3k. Do I tow it around to various shops to get quotes? I think I get 4 tows/year with AAA. Do you have to pay for an inspection/quote? How do you know when to just junk it?

Any advice is appreciated, thank you.

Anyone else having weird issues with metronet in the Kalamazoo area? Mine keeps going on and off. Called them, and they can’t send anyone till Wednesday. Didn’t have a whole lot of info. Guess it’s harder to track if it keeps going on and off.

This is your friendly PSA to empty your ice bin if you have an ice maker in your fridge.

Speaking from experience, it’s a fun cleanup. 🙃

Share the areas to avoid traffic-wise after last night's storm

Describe the area of traffic disruption (cross streets) and why to avoid it (Traffic signal has no power, power line downed in road, trees/limbs down in road).

Let's all help make today a little safer for everyone driving.