City of Wyoming
School News Network: Sharing her music to feed body and soul
Playing piano moves Becca Hanson’s soul. That’s why she makes it about something bigger than herself. She likes to share that feeling – indulgent, she calls it – with others.
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Fishes, color-in-art, just some of the ArtPrize offerings from Kentwood, Wyoming artists
Kentwood students create a wave of fishes while a Wyoming High School mentor hopes to encourage youth to use their voices in the year’s ArtPrize competition.
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Godwin Heights honors one of its own, Chris Pulliams, prior to home football game
Long-time Wyoming Godwin Heights teacher, administrator and coach was honored prior to home football game.
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WKTV’s ‘VOICES: A Community history Project’ launches at ArtPrize Nine
Come learn more by visiting the VOICES mobile studio at ArtPrize Sept. 22 & 23 and Sept. 29-Oct. 1. Go to our website and reserve a time to tell YOUR story!
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School News Network: College? Careers? Where’s the gap?
We need more college graduates. We need more work-ready high school graduates. We, as educators, want clarity. Which is it?
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School News Network: Superintendents support students in the face of DACA decision
By Charles honey and Erin Albanese School News Network As a mother and grandmother, Teresa Weatherall Neal knows well the value of family. And [Read More]
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Prep football wrap: 4 local teams bring 3-0 records into Week 4 of season
When was the last time East Kentwood, Kelloggsville, Godwin and South Christian all started the football season 3-0? We know!
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Kentwood landfill update, Wyoming councilor Postema on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On the latest episode WKTV hosts Kent County official talking methane mitigation Wyoming’s new city councilor talking about his learning curve.
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The Rapid, talking millage, visits Chamber’s September WKTV Government Matters meeting
A status report on a planned millage renewal for The Rapid regional public transit system took centerstage at the Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Government Matters meeting.
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WKTV has your complete local high school sports schedule
WKTV’s broadcast crew’s coverage of high school sports will continue this week with football Friday and a water polo tournament on Saturday, but there are lots other sports scheduled.
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Godwin Heights, off to fast start, opens conference action with home game, tailgate event
The football team has jumped off to a 2-0 start, but both games were on the road. This week, the Wolverines will treat their home fans to a little offensive prowess and a special “Community Tailgate” event.
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WKTV community photographer on scene at Wyoming’s Metro Cruise
It was a car lover’s and photographer’s dream to check out the cars and car people at the annual event.
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Metro Health president & CEO announces transition plan for retirement
Michael Faas, President & CEO of Metro Health – University of Michigan Health announced his retirement today.
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Wyoming Police asks public’s help in locating missing Wyoming woman
Wyoming Department of Public Safety continues to investigate missing 35-year-old. The department asked for the public’s help.
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WKTV Labor Day programming offers concerts all day long
Tune in to WKTV Channel 25 on Labor Day, Sept. 4, for our all-day “Concerts In The Park” special.
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