Kalamazoo, Michigan • NEWS

Tired of Missing Kalamazoo's Local Stories?

Imagine waking up to a single email packed with the Kalamazoo news that matters to you – from community events to city developments – plus your favorite national topics, all personalized and delivered effortlessly.

Why Kalamazoo News?

In Kalamazoo, Michigan, staying on top of local news can feel overwhelming with scattered sources and endless feeds. But what if you could cut through the noise? Briefsy delivers everything in one curated newsletter: breaking local updates, Kalamazoo Gazette headlines, and WWMT coverage tailored to your interests like education, business, or arts. No more hunting across apps or sites – just relevant insights that keep you connected to your community without the hassle. Residents rely on a mix of trusted outlets like the Kalamazoo Gazette for in-depth reporting and MLive for digital updates, but juggling them pulls you away from what you really care about. Briefsy changes that by blending Kalamazoo's vibrant local scene – think Bell's Brewery events or Western Michigan University news – with global topics you love, all in your inbox. Feel informed, empowered, and in control, every single day. Picture this: Instead of generic feeds, you get stories about Kalamazoo's growth, like new downtown developments or local festivals, customized to your life. It's free, it's personal, and it's designed for busy pros who want the best without the busywork.

Quick Facts

Kalamazoo Gazette: Southwest Michigan's leading newspaper since 1833, covering local politics, education, and community events.
MLive Media Group: Digital powerhouse providing real-time Kalamazoo news, sports, and investigative journalism.
WWMT News 3: CBS affiliate delivering live local TV coverage of breaking stories, weather, and Kalamazoo-specific reports.
WKZO 590 AM: Top radio station for news, talk, and traffic updates serving the Kalamazoo area.
Western Michigan University News: Key source for education, research, and campus events impacting the local economy.
Kalamazoo Public Media (WIDR 89.1 FM): Community radio offering diverse local voices, music, and public affairs programming.

Tired of Missing Out?

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Drowning in national news while Kalamazoo stories get buried

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Juggling multiple apps and sites for local updates on jobs, events, and restaurants

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Missing key community developments that affect your daily life

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Generic feeds that ignore what makes Kalamazoo unique, like its craft beer scene or university buzz

How Briefsy Helps

One personalized newsletter blending Kalamazoo local news with your other passions – no more scattered sources

Tailored coverage of jobs at Stryker, events like the Kalamazoo Craft Beverage Festival, and top spots like Food Dance Market

Curated from reliable outlets like the Gazette and MLive, in a style that fits your busy schedule

100% free forever, delivered daily or weekly – exactly when and how you want it

Local News Sources & Media

Kalamazoo's media landscape is rich with reliable outlets that keep residents informed on everything from city council decisions to neighborhood happenings. Whether it's print, broadcast, or online, these sources provide the backbone of local journalism, but accessing them often means bouncing between platforms. Briefsy pulls it all together for you, so you never miss a beat.

Kalamazoo Gazette: Daily newspaper with comprehensive coverage of local government, schools, and business.
MLive Kalamazoo: Online news site featuring blogs, photos, and videos on regional stories.
WWMT-TV (Channel 3): Local TV station for live news, weather forecasts, and investigative reports.
WOOD TV8: Grand Rapids-based NBC affiliate extending coverage to Kalamazoo events and traffic.
WXMI FOX 17: Additional TV source for morning shows and community spotlights in Southwest Michigan.

Staying Informed in Kalamazoo

From covering major employers like Stryker Corporation to annual events such as the Kalamazoo Air Zoo gatherings, local journalism in Kalamazoo focuses on what shapes daily life. Community-driven coverage highlights issues like urban development and cultural festivals, but it's easy to get lost in the volume. Briefsy simplifies this by curating only the stories that align with your world, fostering a deeper connection to your hometown.

Strong emphasis on education news from Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo Public Schools.
In-depth reporting on economic growth, including healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
Community journalism via local blogs and social media for grassroots events and volunteer opportunities.
Coverage of cultural traditions like the Kalamazoo Book & Paper Show and summer festivals.
Regional issues like public safety and environmental updates from trusted outlets.

Common Questions

What makes this different from local news sites like MLive or the Gazette?

Briefsy isn't just another news feed – it's your personal curator combining Kalamazoo's top stories with whatever else lights you up, like tech innovations or Michigan sports. Say goodbye to multiple tabs and hello to one effortless email.

Will I get breaking news alerts from Kalamazoo sources?

We focus on smart, scheduled newsletters to avoid alert overload, pulling in timely updates from WWMT and others. It's all about staying informed on your terms, without constant pings disrupting your day.

Can I customize what local topics I follow in Kalamazoo?

Yes! Tell us your focuses – from local politics and Western Michigan Broncos games to restaurant openings or job markets – and our AI builds a newsletter just for you, sourced from the best local outlets.

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