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Mr. Basketball contender Cam Ryans sinks last-second three to edge East Kentwood; Northview advances to state quarterfinals
Ryans, a 6-4 senior and Mr. Basketball candidate was spectacular, nailing a three-point buzzer-beater to cap a 30-point performance as the Wildcats defeated the Falcons 52-50 before a sellout crowd Thursday at Caledonia. (WKTV/Bill Rohn)
By:Midwestern flavors meet Mexico; WKTV producer finds Michigan connection in Puerto Vallarta Chili Cookoff
Detroit native Karl Griggs wins Puerto Vallarta Chili Cookoff with grandma’s recipe. (Photo Courtesy, Patty Williams)
By:Dozens of families brave the dark for annual Yeti hunt at Stanaback Park; CHECK OUT OUR COOL NEW VIDEO!
Yard signs, Yeti footprints, patches of fur and other clues and fun facts were scattered along the short loop trail located at 3717 Whitebud Drive SE in Kentwood. CHECK OUT THIS COOL YETI HUNT VIDEO! (WKTV/Ruth Thornton)
By:Top 100 Global Child Prodigy Award winner emphasizes “kindness” at local State of the Child conference
A 15-year-old youth advocate and speaker educates 400+ community professionals on what it means to run the race of kindness.
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Godwin Heights basketball team continues to make progress, beats Comstock Park Tuesday
FROM TUESDAY: Godwin Heights senior Jamaan Hastings (0) led the Wolverines with 23 points in the win against Comstock Park. (WKTV, Greg Chrapek)
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WKTV Friday Night Highlights is Back! Check out our first show of the basketball season
Click here to see our first Friday Night Highlights show of the basketball season featuring many local boys and girls teams.
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Wyoming boys fall to Coopersville in defensive struggle Tuesday
Wyoming senior Avonte’ Wiggins lines up a three-point shot during Tuesday’s game at Coopersville. (WKTV, Greg Chrapek)
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Legends lose in OT to Muskegon Heights Tuesday; seeking first win
Lee Legends new Boys Basketball Coach Gerard Oray. (Photo Courtesy, Wyoming Lee High School)
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Lee community celebrates beginning of Winter Sports Season
Lee winter sports seniors stand proud during the Legends Madness winter sports kickoff last Friday. Look inside to read all about the event. (WKTV, Ty Marzean)
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Gerald Ford Foundation announces $12 million FORD50 Campaign for civic education programs
The FORD50 Campaign honors 50 Years of President Ford’s legacy with bold programs championing integrity and public service.
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Sunday Night Funnies seventh annual Kingpin of Comedy competition enters quarterfinal rounds
Under half of competing comedians remain as the seventh annual Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition continues its quarterfinal rounds.
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Fatal traffic crash early Tuesday morning at 44th St. and Kalamazoo
The vehicle was traveling on 44th St. when it exited the roadway and crashed into a metal support pole. The driver was the only occupant of the vehicle and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Greatest Generation Celebration: A week of remembrance and tribute honoring WWII veterans to take place in Grand Rapids Sept. 1-7
This week of remembrance is an opportunity to express gratitude to the few remaining members of the Greatest Generation and ensure their sacrifices and stories are never forgotten.
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“Wyoming’s Gathering Spot”: City of Wyoming celebrates grand opening of Godwin Mercado
“The Godwin Mercado is a project that embodies the best of what our community can achieve when we come together with purpose and vision,” said Wyoming Mayor Kent Vanderwood.
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