City of Kentwood
Kentwood fatal shooting investigation continues, victim identity confirmed
Jan. 27 shooting victim has been identified by KPD.
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Ford International Airport unveils cutting-edge technologies in FLITE program
Over $200,000 in grant funds awarded to companies revolutionizing the aviation industry. Snowbotix (pictured) is one of the companies.
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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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East Kentwood girls perched atop OK Red after beating No. 1 Rockford Friday; cruising along at 10-1 overall
East Kentwood’s Makayla Porter (21) scored 17 points in the win. Look inside to watch the EK girls win over Rockford in last Friday’s WKTV Truck Game.
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Kentwood to host Fourth Annual Flashlight Yeti Hunt on Friday, Jan. 26
The all-ages event features clues along a walking path at Covenant Park, warm drinks and photos with yeti.
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Kentwood Parks and Rec offers new winter recreation opportunities
Take a look inside at two new ways to get active through the Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department.
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Ford International Airport promotes nonstop routes with the GRReat Billboard Hunt
Grand prize for the contest includes a $300 flight voucher, apparel and more.
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Check out our latest WKTV Friday Night Highlights show (Jan. 19) featuring many cool local basketball clips
Click here to see our latest basketball highlights show.
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Kentwood receives state grant to support trail improvements on the Paul Henry Thornapple Trail
The Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Grant will help enhance accessibility on the Paul Henry Thornapple Trail.
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Wyoming High School to host community mobile food pantry Monday, Jan. 22 for those in need
The number of families in need is increasing – the Mobile Food Pantry at WHS can help.
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Award-winning author and professor Randal Jelks kicks off KDL’s weeklong celebration of MLK at the Kentwood Branch
Professor Jelks spoke about his meditations from his book “Letters to Martin,” written as letters to MLK, Jr.
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Protect against lung cancer: Radon test kits available at Kent County Health Department
Radon can be deadly – but the only way to detect the gas is to test for it. Find out how you can get your free test today!
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Ford Airport opens Post-Security Animal Relief Area; $100K investment to further enhance passenger experience
The Ford international Airport unveiled its first post-security pet relief area to provide a more enjoyable and stress-free journey for passengers traveling with animals.
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