City of Kentwood
City of Kentwood and Mary Free Bed partner to host Limb Loss Awareness 5K on Saturday, April 27
The all-ages, all-abilities event will kick off with packet pickup at 9 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 355 48th St. SE, followed by a “Show Your Mettle” photo at 9:45 a.m. The race begins at 10 a.m.
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UPDATE: Suspect charged and arraigned in stabbing incident on 3000 Block of Shaffer Ave. April 10
The Kentwood Police Department is providing the name of the suspect in this stabbing case as Jesse Solis III and confirming that the suspect is the father of the victim.
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Kentwood voters will consider permanent police and fire millage increase on May 7 ballot
As the city of Kentwood has continued to grow, the demand for police and fire services has also risen. Since 2010, Kentwood’s population has grown by 11.5%, rising from 48,707 residents in 2010 to 54,303 residents in 2020.
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Strategies to support a loved one with Alzheimer’s
Care Resources provides wraparound support services to give caregivers respite and support adults 55 years and older with Alzheimer’s. (Photo Courtesy, Care Resources/Adobe Stock)
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Kentwood announces summer road projects; $7 million road work began in March and ends in October
The $7 million reconstruction, resurfacing and maintenance program has been approved by the City Commission and includes improvements to approximately 41.24 lane miles of major and local roads.
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Get the best view of the total solar eclipse right here on WKTV Government Channel 26!
See the stunning solar display LIVE from NASA’s view!
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Spring recycling guide released by Kent County Department of Public Works
As residents begin spring cleaning, the Kent County DPW provides tips on safe disposal and recycling of various items.
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City of Kentwood to host annual Spotlight on Seniors Expo April 16
The event features 50 vendors, free health screenings and free lunch.
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East Kentwood hosts qualifying tournament for robotics competition on March 29 and 30
Start your spring break with this fun and free event that “combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology.” (First Robotics Competition Website)
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Ford International Airport anticipating record 195,000 passengers for spring break
The airport is expected to be 16% above its 2023 spring break travel levels, which was a record-breaking year. (Photo Courtesy, Ford Airport)
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Area boxers punch tickets to nationals at Golden Gloves state finals Saturday
Recent EGR grad Wyatt Alvarez won his first-ever state title at 165 pounds in the open division. All open division boxers advance to the Golden Gloves National Tournament of Champions from May 12-18 at Huntington Place in Detroit. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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Enjoy spring break shopping at Woodland Mall
Whether you’re getting ready for a trip or looking to make the most of a staycation, see what Woodland Mall has to offer. (Pictured: Dry Goods pink swimsuits. Photo Courtesy, Woodland Mall)
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Ford International Airport ranked among world’s best for guest experience
Gerald R. Ford International Airport has been recognized as one of the top-performing airports globally for guest experience by Airports Council International World’s 2023 Airport Service Quality Awards.
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