City of Wyoming
Long, Long Ago: Do You Remember This Restaurant?
Please email me at greer@wktv.org if you have a story to tell about this restaurant and Division Ave. used as a highway back in the day. (Photo Courtesy: Wyoming Historical Commission)
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NEW: WKTV Friday Night Highlights Football (Sept. 18, 2026)
CLICK OPEN THIS STORY to see our new and exciting football clips from our latest FNH show featuring Host Mike Moll and several games from Friday, Sept. 18..
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UM Health-West tech turns 1.5 million pieces of medical waste into ArtPrize entry
ArtPrize contestant Casey “KC” Chubb, a UM-Health West anesthesia support technician, spent more than two years collecting medical waste materials to create “Be Your Own CAPtain.” It can be seen at the Cornerstone Church – Heritage Hill Campus in Grand Rapids. (Photo Courtesy: Casey Chubb)
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CHECK OUT our latest WKTV Friday Night Highlights Football show (Sept. 11, 2026)
CLICK OPEN THIS STORY to see our new and exciting football clips from our latest FNH show featuring Host Mike Moll.
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Wyoming Police investigate overnight shooting in 700 block of Leisure Drive
The adult female victim is in stable condition at a local hospital. (Photo: WKTV/Deborah Reed)
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Girls in Aviation Day “Sparking inspiration in aerospace careers among females”
“While open to all genders, our initiative is designed to expose school-aged females to the aviation industry and spark inspiration about the career opportunities available in aerospace,” said Samantha Perry, president of the Great Lakes Chapter of WAI. (Photo Courtesy: WAI Great Lakes Chapter/Luke Koeman.)
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Grand Rapids Chorus of Sweet Adelines celebrates 75th year
“The Grand Rapids Chorus is one of the longest running female barbershop singing organizations in the world,” said Pattee Bender, Kentwood resident and longtime member of the group. (Photo Courtesy: Grand Rapids Chorus of Sweet Adelines)
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Kent District Library announces 15th Annual Write Michigan Short Story Contest
The short story contest drew over 1,000 entries last year. CLICK OPEN FOR MORE INFO. (Photo: Courtesy pxhere.com: Free for personal and commercial use)
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Latina founders share stories, strategies and inspiration Sept. 17 at Kent District Library Wyoming Branch
Each founder will share her personal journey of building and growing her business, offering an honest look at entrepreneurship, leadership and the experiences that have shaped her path. (Photo Courtesy: Wyoming Branch, Kent District Library)
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Unity in Motion Festival promotes help and resources for families
Members of the Davenport women’s soccer team volunteered at the event, offering free face paintings. (Photo: WKTV/Lillian Reiner)
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Returning talent has Godwin Heights poised for big season
“I mean, we’re biased, but I’ll be honest, I think he’s for sure the best quarterback on this side of the state,” said Godwin Heights Coach Brandon Kimble about Martellis Forest. (Photo: WKTV/Sam Rangel)
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Wyoming Police investigate homicide from Aug. 19
One person is dead following a shooting near 50th Street SW and South Division Avenue. (Photo: WKTV/Sam Rangel)
By: City of Wyoming announces search for next Police Chief
“We’re looking for someone with a passion for community relationships, and someone who is prepared to build on the department’s strong culture grounded in providing high-quality police services to the Wyoming community,” said John Shay, City Manager.
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South Kent Chamber Foundation gives away 185 backpacks filled with school supplies at National Night Out
Kelloggsville High School cheerleaders joined in on the fun at the National Night Out block party held recently at The Dock Urban Youth Ministries in Wyoming. CLICK OPEN to see our video. (WKTV/Samantha Rangel)
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Hunt Michigan Collaborative opens new hunting opportunities this fall while supporting farmers, deer management and Michigan communities
The Hunt Michigan Collaborative is inviting new and experienced conservation-minded hunters seeking land access, looking to make a difference to participate in organized hunting opportunities this fall across Michigan. (Photo Courtesy, Hunt Michigan Collaborative/Bryan Farmer. Used with Permission)
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