City of Wyoming
Wyoming police continue to search for missing man
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety is asking residents for anyone who has seen Raymond Tarasiewicz to please contact the department or Silent Observer.
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Winter parking rules in Wyoming start this week
Starting on Thursday, the City of Wyoming’s winter parking rules of odd and even parking go into effect to help with snow removal.
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The Rapid makes improvements to Silverline
The Rapid is adding on-board fare payments to the Silverline system as it prepares for contactless payments coming in 2023.
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Several Kentwood-Wyoming area football players named to MHSFCA All-Region teams
South Christian QB Jake DeHaan was one of six Sailors selected to the MHSFCA All-Region team this season. (Courtesy, Eric Walstra)
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It is time to ‘give back,’ Wyoming
The annual Wyoming Gives Back returns this year with a new venue, Wyoming City Hall, and a tree lighting ceremony.
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Don’t miss WKTV’s 22nd Annual Turkey Bowl
In a Sept. 16 WKTV Game of the Week, East Kentwood beat Jenison 16-0. This is one of the replays featured in the Turkey Bowl lineup on Thanksgiving Day.
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Michigan farmers battle invaders as temperatures rise
As warmer-than-average growing seasons caused by climate change become more common, they bring new invasive species to Michigan.
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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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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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