Kalamazoo's Country

You’re traveling home after a night out. Do you take an Uber, Lyft, or taxi? For most American drivers, the go-to answer is “none of the above.”

Some drivers out there can’t imagine driving without something to listen to once they hit the road.

Over the past 20 years, suicide mortality has increased across the nation. However, in some states, rates are rising faster than others.

For some drivers, perhaps the third chance is the charm. It’s no secret that American states differ in their driving behavior.

Some states lead the country in GDP or tourism, but which should be known for their bad drivers?

“Sleep is for the weak,” they said. “Live for the grind,” they said. Tell that to our snooze buttons.

Though we don’t all agree on our favorite car, the states are quite united when it comes to vehicle loyalty.

Consider the swiftness with which we’ve come from a fledgling, newly independent nation to a global superpower.

Intoxicated drivers get behind the wheel every day in the United States. But which states see the highest rates of DUI?

An article published on MIBiz on Sunday says the Michigan Department of Transportation has cut a deal with the City of Kalamazoo giving the city control of portions of some of it's busiest streets.