Good morning, Portage.

At 2:50 a.m. on June 18, deputies responded to the Fifth Third Bank on Stadium Drive in Oshtemo Township after a forced entry and have not located the suspect; officials described him as a thin white male wearing all black with white socks (KCSO report).

Shots were fired at a pool party in Richland Township on Tuesday, June 17 at roughly 7:58 p.m. on East EF Avenue — the Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s Office responded and said no injuries were reported as the investigation continues.

Dr. Delores Myers—who has served nearly 30 years on the Kalamazoo RESA board—will retire on June 30 after leading key projects like the WoodsEdge Learning Center and the Career Connect Campus; she began her board service in 1996 and served as president from 2002 to 2013.

The Kalamazoo County board accepted the recommendation to build a new youth sports complex at the Westgate site near U.S. 131—raising debates about which local leaders will join the facility authority.

The board also held a closed session on purchasing the property—further decisions on the advisory board are expected in upcoming agendas.

Portage native Carson Hocevar was fined $50,000 by his NASCAR team after he called Mexico City a 's---hole' on a Twitch livestream before a Cup Series race, finishing 34th and spinning out Ricky Stenhouse Jr. He apologized for his remarks — the fine will be split equally among three organizations serving Mexican communities — and he must complete cultural-sensitivity training.

Summer Concert Series: Old Days - A Chicago Tribute

7-9 p.m. — Overlander Bandshell — Free admission — Experience the unforgettable brass sound of Chicago with Old Days in a vibrant summer concert atmosphere.