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Wyoming High School News Team Tapes at WKTV

Wyoming High School students visit WKTV to record their Wyo News show

Wyoming High School students recorded WYO News with teacher Jon Bushen on Oct. 30. (Photo: WKTV)

By:Cris Greer, Wyoming-Kentwood News Today Managing Editor, greer@wktv.org

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)

By:Wyoming-Kentwood News Today Staff, greer@wktv.org

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)

By:Lillian Reiner, Wyoming-Kentwood News Today Contributor, greer@wktv.org

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.

By:Cris Greer, WKTV Managing Editor, greer@wktv.org

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He won the Nobel Prize, how about quantum annuities?

Albert Einstein called compound interest ‘the greatest mathematical discovery of all time and in this column, Dave Stanley explains why.

By:Dave Stanley, Integrity Financial Services, LLC

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.

By:Cris Greer, WKTV Managing Editor

University of Michigan Health-West adds new 3D technology

The University of Michigan Health-West’s Aesculap Aeos Robotic Digital Microscope is a game changer in the way doctors will perform brain surgeries.

By:Maggie Carey, WKTV Contributor

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.

By:Sarah Atwood, Capital News Service

GVSU survey shows West Michigan entering ‘shallow recession’

Area manufacturers are reporting inflation-related headwinds and a slow-down in demand, according to an October survey by GVSU’s Seidman College of Business.

By:Chris Knape, Grand Valley State University

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