Local News

• Sunday collision disrupts traffic in Kalamazoo County
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital after crashing into a ditch in Cass County
• Share the warmth: Salvation Army to kick off annual coat drive in West Michigan

• Vicksburg village welcomes autumn with lively 13th annual Harvest Festival
• Martin Public Schools: 2nd grader's sudden death prompts crisis response
• Electric bicycle theft under investigation in Tekonsha Township
• Chills and thrills: West Michigan's guide to Halloween mazes, haunts, & family fun

Nation & World

• Ophelia transitions to non-tropical low pressure system, will continue to bring rain to parts of US
• Bomb threat aimed at Utah bookstore Drag Queen event, police give 'all clear'
• Inside look at the Ken Paxton impeachment trial: Prosecutors share their stories

• Judge in horrific 'Boy in Box' abuse case allows Arizona evidence
• 2 found dead in partially submerged vehicle in Florida canal
• Texas traffic stop unveils van full of migrants: Driver and passenger face smuggling charges
• 5 killed, ejected from vehicle after train versus vehicle crash in Florida

Sports

• Second half turnovers costly as Broncos fall to Rockets in MAC opener
• Michigan State drops second straight as Maryland wins handedly, 31-9
• Michigan cruises to win over Rutgers in Harbaugh's return to sidelines

I-Team

• Suspended WMU football player allegedly punched, stomped on victim's face
• Babysitter warned CPS about mother charged in Portage infant death
• Engineering firm fined $119,000 in diver's death during 2021 Allegan County dam inspection

Auto Matters

• Ford's big bet: Fans of F-150 pickup will embrace electric
• Luxury car brand Jaguar to go all-electric by 2025
• Hyundai recalls 471K more SUVs, tells owners to park outside