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A former inmate of the Allen County Jail will receive $26,000 to settle a lawsuit filed after he was injured by an officer’s excessive force.

Allen County Commissioners voted to pay a former jail inmate $26,000 to settle a lawsuit after the county attorney said it would cost more than that to defend the case.

A former inmate of the Allen County Jail will receive $26,000 to settle a lawsuit filed after he was injured by an officer’s excessive force.

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - Following a shoot out with police that left an Edison Neighborhood home destroyed, Kalamazoo City Commissioners tonight a...

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - Following a shoot out with police that left an Edison Neighborhood home destroyed, Kalamazoo City Commissioners tonight a...

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - Following a shoot out with police that left an Edison Neighborhood home destroyed...

The city of Kalamazoo is agreeing to compensate the owner and tenant of a home that police tore down during a standoff in November.

Updated Monday, 24th May 2021, 12:38 pm Theyre off - the five day 340 mile Tour OBooths cycle ride set off from Booths head office in Ribbleton, Preston, this morning. In total 16 cyclists joined the ride today, ready to pedal on whatever the weather, in aid of Cure Leukaemia. The Booths grocery store chain has set a target of £30,000, but hopes to raise much more during the tour, which will take in all 27 Booths stores in Lancashire, Cumbria Yorkshire and Cheshire and includes a stop at Man...

On their bikes for Tour O’Booths 2021 in aid of Cure Leukaemia The countdown has begun to the five day 2021 Tour O’Booths 340-mile cycle ride for Cure Leukaemia. Fiona Finch spoke to four of the cyclists, including Booths’ Chief Operating Officer Nigel Murray, as they geared up for next weeks testing challenge. Wednesday, 19th May 2021, 5:13 pm There are many compelling reasons why the Tour O’Booths cyclists are getting on their bikes next week. Their motivations may be varied, but they...

THROUGHOUT the coronavirus pandemic Booths supermarket chain has stayed true to its values, keeping an eye on the bigger picture and supporting artisan food producers and owner-managed companies.. At the peak of the crisis the chain launched a campaign to help British artisan cheesemakers by promoting their products and encouraging shoppers to buy more. At the time, Graham Kirkham, one of the last makers of farmhouse Lancashire cheese in the country who lost 60 per cent of his business over...