Brad Devereaux is a News Reporter at MLive. He focuses on a variety of themes including construction and real estate, crime and justice, and transportation and mobility, with a keen interest in the construction industry and legal reform. Brad's work has been featured in Batesville Daily Guard Inc, MLive, and PennLive.com.
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Brad Devereaux's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, accidents, and evolving stories in the Michigan area, specifically Kalamazoo. His focus on breaking news and government announcements suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to developing local incidents or official statements from authorities.
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By: Brad Devereaux
A machete, a hatchet and a knife: Court records detail three Kalamazoo attacks that injured five people.
Among the top 10 highest paid employees, seven work in the sheriff's office. Check out the full list.
Some people still aren't happy with the plan to cut down thousands of trees as part of a safety initiative.
The current county administrator/controller recently announced his resignation.
The Michigan State Police will investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
By: Brad Devereaux
The woman refused to stay silent, her attorneys said.
By: Brad Devereaux
The massive fireworks show lit up the skies over the Milwood neighborhood. But police say the proper precautions weren't taken.
By: Brad Devereaux
The primary election is on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
Deputies arrested a suspect, the sheriff's office said.
By: Brad Devereaux
A person allegedly shot a Kalamazoo County sheriff's deputy, stole their vehicle and led police on a manhunt throughout the county Friday morning.
