City of Wyoming

Grand Rapids’ Sweet Adelines join the DreamWheels TV show

The popular local chorus group will join some rare classic cars on the red carpet for the annual classic car production produced by WKTV.

By:Colleen Pierson, WKTV Community Contributor

Wyoming’s Two Guys is ‘Big City Dining’ with a personal touch

For Two Guys Brewing, it is all about having the downtown restaurant feel and quality of food for their neighbors in Wyoming.

By:John D. Gonzalez, WKTV Contributing Writer

Upcoming program at Marge’s focuses on Grand Haven fountain

This week at Mr. Sid’s Video Series, the program will take a look at the Grand Haven Musical Fountain which marks 60 years this summer.

By:WKTV Staff

Salvation Army Kroc Center hosts free block party

The Salvation Army Kroc Center will host the free event on Friday, Aug. 19, at its facility located off of Division Avenue near 28th Street.

By:WKTV Staff

Wyoming creates new, colorful crosswalks for public safety

The City of Wyoming installed four-art-based crosswalks designed to help improve public safety while promoting local school pride.

By:Joanne Bailey-Boorsma, WKTV Managing Editor

Potter’s House Christian runner a quick learner to the top

Lezawe “Moses” Osterink has little to prove in his senior year at Potter’s House.

By:Cris Greer, WKTV Managing Editor and Anna Johns, Contributing Writer

Wyoming Public Safety secures national accreditation for fourth time

Keeping up on technology and policy changes helped in the process according to Chief Kim Koster.

By:Joanne Bailey-Boorsma, WKTV Managing Editor

Wyoming elects Vanderwood as its next mayor

Because Kent Vanderwood took 56 percent of the primary vote, he is automatically named mayor elect and will be sworn in later this year.

By:Joanne Bailey-Boorsma, WKTV Managing Editor

92-year-old Kentwood resident shares his love of Metro Cruise

Father and daughter Gene Billings and Cathe DeLaney say Metro Cruise is “pretty much their Christmas.”

By:D.A. Reed, WKTV Contributing Writer

Local siblings share tragedy of losing brother on USS Indianapolis during WWII

Editor’s Note: WKTV is reposting this unique, local story in honor of George David Payne and all the United States veterans.

By:Cris Greer, WKTV Managing Editor

Gonzo’s Top 5: Dragon boat races, summer concerts, garden tours, and much more

Dragon boat races are one of many features at the family-friendly Global Water Fest on Saturday, July 30 at Canal Park in Grand Rapids. (Courtesy)

By:John D. Gonzalez, WKTV Contributing Writer

BISSELL’s Empty the Shelters program helps pet crisis accelerated by pandemic

BISSELL Pet Foundation founder Cathy Bissell’s Empty the Shelters program runs through July 31.(Courtesy)

By:Philip Janowski, WKTV Contributing Writer

Wyoming to attend open houses for National Night Out

The Wyoming Department of Public Safety has a full slate of activities from Consumer’s Energy in the morning to Grace University in the evening.

By:Joanne Bailey-Boorsma, WKTV Managing Editor

Michigan residents and business owners struggle with inflation

Continuing inflation is not only a Michigan concern, but a national and global one as well, say economists and local business leaders.

By:D.A. Reed, WKTV Contributing Writer

How to create a more Dementia friendly community

The Dementia Friends is a global social movement that is working to change the way people think, act, and talk about dementia.

By:Emily Armstrong, Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan