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Wyoming Police investigate shooting on Fox Run Drive SW; one person injured
The victim was transported to a local hospital for treatment, where he remains in critical, but stable condition. (Photo: WKTV/Deborah Reed)
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Calling all ghost hunters – The Haunted History Trail is coming to Michigan
The Branch District Library is one of many sites on the Haunted History Trail of Michigan. Unusual activity has been reported by staff, including footsteps, unexplained sounds and other strange occurrences. (Photo Courtesy: Haunted History Trail of Michigan/Amity Photos)
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City of Wyoming appoints Eric Wiler as next Wyoming Police Chief
Wiler assumes the position of Police Chief, effective Feb. 4, 2027, immediately following Chief Kip Snyder’s retirement in Feb. 2027. In this role, Wiler will lead a team of nearly 103 full-time sworn officers and 21 civilian personnel. (Photo Courtesy, City of Wyoming)
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WKTV We the People: Get to know your local Kentwood and Wyoming candidates
WKTV invited local candidates to create a video for the upcoming general election involving key races that affect Kentwood and Wyoming voters.
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April busy as sheriff office investigates vehicle break ins, arrest five in car chase
After recent car break-ins, The Kent County Sheriff Department is reminding area residents to not leave valuables in their vehicles .
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Will your student loan debt last into retirement?
Student loan debt is a growing problem in the United States, with many people struggling to pay off their loans well into their retirement years.
By:U-M Health-West shares tips on preventing tick infections
A combination of outdoor activity and warmer weather makes it more likely for area residents to be exposed to ticks, which can carry Lyme Disease.
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Drowning at Indian Mounds determined accidental
Kent County Medical Examiner’s announced today its findings in the April 17 drowning.
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John Shay appointed as Wyoming’s next city manager
Shay said he is “looking forward to getting to know the residents and the community and learning more about how we can work together.”
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