For those who had folk/rock withdrawal this year due to venues such as St. Cecilia and Meijer Garden having canceled their seasons, there is good news steaming this weekend.
Crystal Lettinga has organized an Autism Awareness Walk for April 3. The walk is free and open to anyone.
Wylea Griggs, founder and owner of Quantum Mental Health Wellness Center, poses with her Theta Chamber. (WKTV/Cris Greer)
Look inside for our WKTV video from The Vibe fundraiser. Johnny Agar and his parents captivated the audience with their positive and awe-inspiring messages.
In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, the Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) and Hope Network invite visitors affected by autism and other sensory processing needs [Read More]
The fundraising will allow D&HHS to become part of a large non-profit center at the old South Christian school on 68th Street.
While there has been no reported Michigan cases of discrimination for those with disabilities seeking an organ transplant, lawmakers are hoping proposed laws will prevent it from ever happening.
The Public Museum will host a special night, Sensory Friendly Museum Night, for those affected by autism and other sensory processing needs.
By K.D. Norris ken@wktv.org The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced Aug. 19 a new federal $1.9 million grant that will help [Read More]
For the Michigan Aug. 4 primary, WKTV’s We The People program invited participation from all candidates for any seat where there is a contested primary in either party. For the general election, all candidates will be invited to record a We The People.
The Kent District Library 2019 Annual Report tells the story of another year of new initiatives and increases in the use of library resources.
New moms face a host of changes in a short period of time. It’s essential they have resources to navigate the fourth trimester.
Have your pie, and while eating it, check out the stories of 2019 and a look at what is ahead for 2020.
From billboards to making our community a better place, here are some of the top headlines for 2019.
Using objects and activities to trigger emotions and memories is a popular technique when it comes to treating and caring for those with memory disorders.
Criteria raise the minimum age for onset of symptoms to age 12 and encourages doctors to rule out other causes of the behavior.
Wyoming’s Josh Baumbach is joined by three new faces as leaders in the Wyoming Public Schools.
Oral history—the collection and study of individual histories, experiences, important events or everyday life—is a tradition as old as civilization itself.
Five years after sharing her story about growing up in poverty, a mature, confident, 22-year-old Jordan Lovett walked into a local coffee shop.
MagnusCards assist patrons with cognitive special needs such as autism to check out materials and utilize other services.
The goal is to promote an accommodating and positive experience for all guests with a sensory issue.
No matter how normal Jimmy King might feel, Asperger’s will always be a part of him.
Cats, dogs, and elephants… oh, my.
Students worked with a Wyoming-based company that develops electronic games and artificial intelligence products for Fortune 500 companies
By Artists Creating Together There are several opportunities to do good this month! Artists Creating Together empowers individuals with disabilities to learn, grow, [Read More]
A cat is just a really different animal than, say, a dog. The book reveals why.
By Colleen Cullison Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services has opened another outpatient clinic bringing the total to [Read More]
Dr. Rob Davidson, the Democratic challenger to U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga’s 2nd District seat, paid a visit to the City of Wyoming — and for good reason.
After decades of providing special-education services to students throughout Kent County, the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board of Education will soon decide whether to turn those programs over to Kent ISD.
The creation includes an opportunity to write a note, crinkle it, then throw it “into the sea” – in essence, Let Go.
By WKTV Staff VOICES will be back at Marge’s Donut Den (1751 28th St SW, Wyoming, MI) this Saturday, April 14 for ‘Second Saturdays [Read More]
The Berlin Raceway will be hosting is 7th Annual Icebreaker event Saturday, April 2, at the raceway, 2060 Berlin Fair Drive, Marne. The even [Read More]
Having a mental illness is like having a medical problem. It is your body’s way of telling you something is off, and it is time to do something about it by seeking help.
So Grand Rapids Ballet’s MOVEMEDIA: Diversity two-installment contemporary dance series premieres this week, with diverse works by a diverse group of choreographers on the subject of diversity.
Department of Health and Human Services says funding shortfalls for Kent County’s community mental health provider is part of agreed “contract”.
