John Mcneill is a journalist based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, focusing on local news and events. He writes for WKZO 590 AM and his work has also appeared in WMUK. John covers a range of topics including city politics, public safety, education, and community events, providing timely and informative news to the residents of Kalamazoo.
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John Mcneill's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He focuses on announcements, with a significant portion dedicated to reporting on local government decisions and activities.
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By: John Mcneill
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - Kalamazoo County commissioners have given the public a bigger role to play in how...
Like any budget, most of the $85-million they expect to spend has already been committed to paying ongoing expenses and bills.
By: John McNeill
With the year coming to an end the Kalamazoo County board presented vice chair pro-tem Jeff Heppler with a surprise award for his longevity.
The Kalamazoo city commissioners not only have to do their Christmas shopping, but decide how the city will spend all its money in 2025, and do it in less than a month.
By: John McNeill
Board chair Shelly Edgerton says they have already begun taking nominations for the job and have held community input sessions.
It will mean that all Western Michigan University students will be done with finals for fall term, and will begin a long holiday break.
It’s not just leftover dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act, but from a variety of construction projects, to rebuild downtown streets and tens of millions for water and wastewater upgrades.
The city has until the end of the month to officially assign how the money granted to cities in the post-pandemic ARPA cash will be spent. They still have two years to spend it.
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - It's a holiday surprise for Kalamazoo's homeless. Kalamazoo city commissioners he...
Flint was the first to come up with the innovative program to provide expectant mothers with cash, to help them get through pregnancy, and the first year of a child’s life.
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