City of Wyoming
Wyoming tennis player Logan Bos finishes four years at No. 1
After four years at the top, senior Logan Bos has made a big impact on the Wolves tennis program.
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More money pumped into Michigan school board races
Conservative groups calling for more ‘parental rights’ over what schools are teaching donated thousands of dollars to Michigan school board races.
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Wyoming police arrest two in connection to Nov. 1 robbery
Officers have arrested two juveniles in connection to a robbery that took place at a Division Avenue business in the beginning of November.
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How to protect your pets from the cold this winter
As the weather turns colder, the Kent Count Animal Shelter is reminding residents that appropriate shelter for pets is part of the state law.
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Green is the color to support veterans
University of Michigan Health-West joins the nation in Operation Green Light, honoring veterans by illuminating its hospital tower in green.
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Fitzgerald heads to state House
Rob Arnoys and Dr. Renee Hill join the Wyoming City Council and current council member John Fitzgerald moves on to the State House of Representatives.
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Godwin Heights soccer player reaching dreams
Henry Lopez-Pinedo shows great passion and skill for the sport he loves. (Courtesy Photo)
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A look at the candidates in tomorrow’s midterm election
With midterms on Tuesday, the WKTV Journal compiled a list of who is running for Wyoming City Council, Kent County Commission, and state elections.
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Wyoming fire welcomes new fire truck by giving it a little push
This Tuesday, the City of Wyoming celebrated the addition of one of two fire trucks with a time-honored tradition and community open house.
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Recent shooting has police reminding people to be aware
As Wyoming police investigate two shootings, they remind residents of the importance of being aware of their surroundings especially when walking or biking.
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Tuition help offered to aspiring teachers
To address the teacher shortage, Michigan will offer $10,000 in tuition help to 2,500 aspiring educators and pay student teachers $9,600 a semester.
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More days of rain, snow predicted for this winter
Kent County Road Commission officials are telling residents to allow more time for morning commutes for the upcoming winter season.
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Museum celebrates Day of the Dead with exhibition
The Grand Rapids Public Museum explores the traditions and history of the Day of the Dead, which honors friends and family members who have died.
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