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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)
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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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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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FREE shows highlight Gilda’s 15th annual LaughFest, March 5-9
The 2025 LaughFest Festival will feature 45 free and ticketed events March 5-9, including a new LaughFest kickoff event, several LaughFest favorites, and a variety of family-friendly shows.
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Wyoming PD invites community to utilize CALEA public comment portal
CALEA Accreditation underscores firm dedication to upholding the highest standards in law enforcement.
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Education & Environment: Wyoming school joins new PaperGator recycling challenge, hopes to win big!
Payouts from PaperGator help support local students by providing funds for educational resources, learning materials and physical activity tools.
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Cents vs. Sense: Megan Gorman to share financial feats and faux pas of U.S. presidents Feb. 19-20
Acclaimed wealth manager Megan Gorman will visit both the Gerald R. Ford Library and the Gerald R. Ford Museum to discuss the many ways presidents have made – or lost – money.
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Consumers Energy providing $5 Million to help customers with heating bills
On the heels of last month’s cold snap, Consumers Energy is pledging $5 million in contributions to Michigan nonprofits to help at-risk customers pay their heating bills starting in February. (Photo Courtesy, pxhere.com)
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