City of Wyoming
East Kentwood grad Judah Guerra a definite melomaniac
Judah Guerra, a jazz studies major at Michigan State University, hosts a podcast at WKTV called Great Lakes Music.
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Wyoming resident ‘hops’ up to help unwanted bunnies
When Wyoming resident Diane Dykema discovered the number of unwanted bunnies, she decided to make a difference and started Bunnies-R-Us rescue.
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Wyoming police searching for endangered missing children
Wyoming Department of Public Safety are in search of a suspect who took two children from his girlfriend’s home after a dispute.
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Wyoming’s City Center project gets boost with $20 million state grant
The additional $20 million from the state will allow the city to complete a pedestrian bridge, 4.6 miles of non-motorized trails, and bury utility lines.
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West Michigan under Air Quality Alert due to Canadian wildfires; air labeled “unhealthy”
With 483 active fires across Canada and that smoke infiltrating the United States, an Air Quality Alert has been issued for all of Michigan through June 28. (Image Courtesy, IQAir)
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Sounds of Summer kicks off July 6
Sounds of Summer returns to Cutler Park on Thursday, July 6, featuring the Azz Band and its mix of blues, country, soul and rock.
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Cabildo takes the stage at both Wyoming and Kentwood
The popular West Michigan Latin Alternative band will perform in Wyoming on Tuesday followed by a Thursday performance in Kentwood.
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Don’t miss Judah Guerra’s latest WKTV podcast, where he jams with a former American Idol Golden Ticket winner, Nathan Walton
Great Lakes Music podcast host Judah Guerra (left) and guest Nathan Walton having some fun at WKTV.
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250 Project: helping small business with passion to grow, support community
Spring GR’s focused program to support, mentor minority entrepreneurs accepting applications for next session.
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Good night for concerts in the park at Lamar
Solo performer Michael Hulett is set to bring his unique sound to the Lamar Park stage tonight, officially kicking of the Concerts in the Park series.
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Check out local talent Judah Guerra’s first WKTV podcast called Great Lakes Music
Look inside at Michigan State University student Judah Guerra’s new podcast, where he interviews and performs with MSU percussion instructor Kevin Jones (left).
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Faith Hospice opens new healing pavilion
The new Van Andel Hope & Healing Center will provide private and individual grief counseling as well as group and family counseling.
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UM Health-West expands two programs
University of Michigan Health-West received $3.1 million for its cardiovascular program and celebrated construction of its Wayland Center.
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