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Kip Snyder sworn in as new Wyoming Department of Public Safety Chief
In his role, Chief Snyder will lead a team of nearly 167 full-time sworn and civilian personnel from both the police and fire department. Snyder will serve in this role until his retirement in 2027.
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MSU Bug House Announces Six-Legged Saturdays beginning Jan. 17
The Michigan State University Bug House is launching Six-Legged Saturdays as a new addition to its public programming. Click open for more great details. (Photo Courtesy, MSU)
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GVSU will commemorate legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with week of events Jan. 19-24
The GVSU community will reflect on the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a week of activities, January 19-24, in Grand Rapids and on its campuses.
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WKTV Basketball Truck reboots Friday; check out our exciting, local game schedule
WKTV is bringing you another exciting season of Boys and Girls high school basketball with our weekly WKTV Game of the Week! Click open to see the schedule.
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From wrestling to cross country to the classroom, Lee senior Kaylee Ochoa stays busy
Wyoming Lee Athletic Director Andre Sargent said Ochoa demonstrates exceptional leadership, character and balance in every aspect of life. (Photo Courtesy, Kaylee Ochoa)
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South Christian girls welcome back veteran core, off to strong start this season
The Sailors were 24-3 last year and co-champions of the OK Gold with West Catholic at 11-1 each. Senior Sophia Prins is expected to be one of the leaders. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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East Kentwood overcomes slow start to defeat Kalamazoo Loy Norrix
It took a while for the Falcons to find their groove during Tuesday’s game against Loy Norrix, but once they did, they rolled to a 73-51 win. East Kentwood’s CJ Reynolds led with 19 points in the win. (Photo from an earlier game. WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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Check out these local basketball clips! WKTV Friday Night Highlights (12-16-25)
Don’t miss these new and exciting WKTV Friday Night Highlights local basketball clips featuring hosts Bill Rohn and Tom Conquest.
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Former Lions quarterback Eric Hipple shares glory days, mental health tragedies and hope in an exclusive WKTV interview
Eric Hipple has certainly experienced the highs and lows that life brings. Click here to read about his remarkable journey. (Photo Courtesy, Eric Hipple)
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Kentwood Free Christmas tree recycling drop-off service is back
From Dec. 27 through Jan. 30, Kentwood residents can recycle their real Christmas trees at the Department of Public Works drop-off site at 5068 Breton Ave. SE. (Photo Courtesy, pxhere.com)
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Consumers Energy provides assistance to help Michigan seniors stay safe and warm this winter
People ages 65+ are eligible for Consumers Energy bill credits and shut-off protection.
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UPDATE: 41-year-old female dies in car/pedestrian accident Monday night in Kentwood
It is believed that one or more vehicles involved left the scene, according to the Kentwood Police Department. Investigating Officers are asking for anyone who witnessed the incident to call Sgt. Carey at 616-656-6561.
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Wyoming Police Department investigates felonious assault and shots fired complaint
Wyoming Police responded to a report of a person threatening construction workers with a rifle in the 4300 block of Thorndyke Ave SW.
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Former poet laureate of Grand Rapids, Patricia Clark, provides a glimpse into the mind of a poet
Patricia Clark has written countless poems, published several volumes of poetry and received multitudes of accolades for her works. She is also one of the only poets to have a poem land on the moon.
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