kalamazoo shootings

This week on The Richard Piet Show, don't miss these four things: Monday, Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell talks about how his city is recovering after the random shootings just over a week ago. Tuesday, after an op-ed that appeared in the Detroit Free Press last week, Rep ... Read More ...

In an ongoing series of discussions with area lawmakers on The Richard Piet Show, Senator Mike Nofs (R-Battle Creek) and Rep. Dr. John Bizon (R-Battle Creek) both agree the approach lawmakers should take after the Kalamazoo County random shootings last weekend isn't necessarily clear...

The entire country knows about the tragedy that occurred last weekend. Us here at home are still grieving over the losses, including some close personal friends over at Seelye Ford and Seelye Kia.

After Saturday's shootings, some feel Kalamazoo is unsafe...

Each looking though a host of their own experiences, Battle Creek Police Officer Chuck Pelfrey and Freedom Firearms owner Joel Fulton offered their perspectives on the Kalamazoo shootings this past weekend. Pelfrey concurred with Kalamazoo officers quoted as saying the Saturday shootings -allegedly at the hands of a 45-year-old man who has now been charged and apparently confessed - is among the w

Rep. Dave Maturen (R-Brady Township) offered his February legislative update this week on WBCK, telling The Richard Piet Show lead pipes in Flint should not necessarily be completely replaced at the expense of the State of Michigan. "I don't think that's going to happen," Maturen said...

A service of remembrance and candlelight vigil was held for the victims of the Kalamazoo shooter.

U.S. and Michigan flags are to be flown at half-staff for 6 days to honor those killed in Kalamazoo.

After the random acts of violence over the weekend I have noticed a huge mix of emotions through social media.

Three Battle Creek women are among the seven allegedly killed by Jason Dalton on Saturday night.