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NEW: WKTV Friday Night Highlights Football (Oct. 16, 2026)
CLICK OPEN THIS STORY to see our new football clips from our latest FNH show featuring Host Mike Moll and several games from Friday, Oct. 16.
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Start Garden: Michigan’s largest entrepreneur competition to award more than $500,000 in funding Oct. 22
Start Garden’s annual Demo Day on Oct. 22 will showcase the 50 finalists’ ideas and new funding options. (Photo Courtesy: Start Garden)
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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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Large veteran group has South Christian primed for strong season
This year’s edition of the Sailors features plenty of talent and depth along with plenty of experience. South Christian wide receiver Charlie Vermaas is one of those veterans. (Photo: WKTV/Sam Rangel)
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East Kentwood football team looking to build off last year’s big season
Coach Tyrone Spencer’s Falcons reached the Division 1 State Semifinals last season. (Photo: WKTV/Sam Rangel)
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Local GLIAC Football teams optimistic for 2026 season
Ferris Football Coach Tony Annese (far left) shares a light moment with lineman Tim Allen (center) and receiver Taariik Brett at GLIAC Media Day. (Photo: WKTV/Bill Rohn)
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Hunt Michigan Collaborative opens new hunting opportunities this fall while supporting farmers, deer management and Michigan communities
The Hunt Michigan Collaborative is inviting new and experienced conservation-minded hunters seeking land access, looking to make a difference to participate in organized hunting opportunities this fall across Michigan. (Photo Courtesy, Hunt Michigan Collaborative/Bryan Farmer. Used with Permission)
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Speaking of… Hot dogs, shorter days, back to school
What Wyoming and Kentwood really need before Labor Day is a good old-fashioned hot dog eating contest. (Photo: Courtesy pxhere.com: Free for personal and commercial use)
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Kentwood seeks new fire chief with Brent Looman’s upcoming retirement
“Chief Looman is a tremendous example of a true public servant whose character exemplifies a caring soul using his profession and dedication to serve his community especially when they need him most,” said Mayor Stephen Kepley. Chief Looman’s final day is Jan. 8, 2027. (Photo Courtesy: City of Kentwood)
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Girls in Aviation Day “Sparking inspiration in aerospace careers among females”
“While open to all genders, our initiative is designed to expose school-aged females to the aviation industry and spark inspiration about the career opportunities available in aerospace,” said Samantha Perry, president of the Great Lakes Chapter of WAI. (Photo Courtesy: WAI Great Lakes Chapter/Luke Koeman.)
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Kent District Library announces 15th Annual Write Michigan Short Story Contest
The short story contest drew over 1,000 entries last year. CLICK OPEN FOR MORE INFO. (Photo: Courtesy pxhere.com: Free for personal and commercial use)
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City of Wyoming announces search for next Police Chief
“We’re looking for someone with a passion for community relationships, and someone who is prepared to build on the department’s strong culture grounded in providing high-quality police services to the Wyoming community,” said John Shay, City Manager.
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South Kent Chamber Foundation gives away 185 backpacks filled with school supplies at National Night Out
Kelloggsville High School cheerleaders joined in on the fun at the National Night Out block party held recently at The Dock Urban Youth Ministries in Wyoming. CLICK OPEN to see our video. (WKTV/Samantha Rangel)
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