On Saturday, April 21, 2012, at approximately 4:00a.m., KDPS officers responded to a traffic crash at W. Main/Monroe.

Upon arrival, officers found one car turned upside down on its roof, which was crushed.  It appeared that the vehicle ran into a pole, causing it to land in the position it was found. Extrication was utilized to remove the occupants from the vehicle and they were both transported to Bronson Hospital via LIFE Ambulance.  A 22-year-old female Kalamazoo resident is still at the hospital in critical condition.  A 23-year-old male Kalamazoo resident was treated and released.

The investigation is still ongoing and is being handled by the Criminal Investigations Division.  Details on other specifics of this incident not mentioned here are not available at this time. 

From: http://www.downtownkalamazoo.org/

Earlier this week we shared information about new bike lockers that have hit downtown Kalamazoo. The lockers make it easier for bike commuters to keep their bikes safe from the elements. Compact, easy to use, and conveniently located, these bike lockers were made possible by a grant from Michigan Department of Transportation's (MDOT) transportation enhancement program. The grant was awarded to support ongoing congestion mitigation air quality improvements. For downtowners, its one more way we're making Central City a greener place to work, live and play.

As the winter turns to spring, more and more potholes start to appear throughout West Michigan. We would like you to tell us where the worst potholes can be found.

If you've come across a really bad pothole in your neighborhood, please leave a comment below to let us know where we can find it.

Also, if you can safely get a photo, email those to pics@wzzm13.com along with your name, phone number, and location where the photo was taken.

As comments and photos come in, WZZM13 will publicize the worst of the worst in an effort to get them fixed as quickly as possible.