Kalamazoo Public Safety

Update: FOUND! The woman reported missing in Kalamazoo while traveling from Chicago to Canada has been located and is safe.

Kalamazoo Public Safety officers are at again with story time. This time KPS Lt. Danielle Guilds reads "Peanut Butter and Cupcake" written by author and illustrator Terry Border.

The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety is looking for a woman who may be suffering from memory loss.

The suspect is described as male with a medium complexion, approximately 5 feet 8 inches to 6 feet tall and a skinny build. The suspect had his face covered with a mask and was wearing gloves.

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Kalamazoo Public Safety officers are searching for the suspect of an alleged hit and run that injured 7 year old boy.

The Cuff and Ladder Fund was created in 2006 by a Public Safety Officer and his wife who saw the need to have resources available for local first responders who became sick, injured or unable to serve their community.

A Kalamazoo family is displaced after a Friday evening fire caused severe damage to their two story home. The family's cat and two dogs perished in the blaze along with other irreplaceable items.

The victim informed officers that they had been sitting in their vehicle when they were approached by a subject that displayed a weapon and demanded money.

Bodi worked as a patrol dog and would track suspects, do public demos for schools and conduct narcotic searches. Bodi was known as a faithful dog who was good at his job.