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9/22/23 - UAW Presidents Brings Update on Strike
UAW President Shawn Fain says the union will expand their strike to more plants.
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9/21/23 - Proposed Options Would Expand Programs To Help Lower Energy Costs
Consumers Energy proposes renewable energy offerings that would provide greater access and affordability for their customers in Michigan.
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9/20/23 - More Michigan Students Will Be Eligible for Guaranteed Admission To Universities
High schoolers who graduate with a 3.0 or higher grade point average have guaranteed admission to most state public universities.
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9/18/23 - Confluence Festival Comes To Grand Rapids This Weekend
Rosa Parks Circle will host an innovation festival that connects the worlds of art, music, science, and technology.
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9/14/23 - ArtPrize 2023 Kicks Off Tonight Downtown Grand Rapids
Over 800 artists have entered ArtPrize. The event runs Sept. 14 - Oct. 1, 2023 in downtown Grand Rapids.
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9/12/23 - Ford Airport Faces Lawsuit From The State
Michigan's Attorney General is suing the Ford International Airport for reportedly failing to properly address PFAS contamination.
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9/11/23 - Remembering 9/11
Today is the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 when terrorists hijacked 4 planes and hundreds of lives were lost.
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9/7/23 - Local Airport In Running For Best Small Airport
The Gerald R. Ford International Airport has been named one of the top best small airports by USA TODAY. The public is encouraged to vote in the latest Reader's Choice Awards.
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9/6/23 - Protesters Want Changes To Help Renters
Several gathered in Lansing to protest high rent and lack of affordable housing in Michigan.
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9/5/23 - Court Of Appeals Considers Schurr's Case
Former Grand Rapids Police Officer Christopher Schurr will have his case considered by the Michigan Court of Appeals
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9/4/23 - Jim Dreyer Sets Out to Cross Lake Michigan Solo
'The Shark' will try again after an earlier attempt in August was hampered by poor weather conditions.
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10/22/21 - Starting Sunday, Many Will Need To Include The Area Code When Dialing
Telephone users in four Michigan area codes will soon be required to include an area code in every phone call - known as 10-digit dialing - as part of the rollout of a new way to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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10/5/21 - Grand Rapids Chefs Gather To Help Degage Ministries
Some of the areas top chefs will prepare food for the "Breaking Bread" event on Thursday.
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“Back to school” doesn’t mean back to normal
Grand Rapids (MNN) - Ongoing uncertainty is taking a toll on the mental health of children and families.
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DOOR International project will introduce Middle East Deaf to God
Zeeland, MI (MNN) — Changes to a sign language Bible translation will allow more Deaf people in the Middle East to know God.
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7/22/21 - WCSG Travelin' Together - Fred Meijer White Pine Trail
You’ll have a tough time running out of room along the Fred Meijer White Pine Trail.
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7/15/21 - WCSG Travelin' Together - W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary in Augusta, features a variety of birds and trails to explore.
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New resource hub offers practical solutions
USA (MNN) — It’s one thing to know you have a problem to solve. Figuring out how to solve it is another issue entirely. Set Free Ministries’ latest development offers help.
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7/6/21 - Evacuation Order After Ammonia Leak in Wyoming (WITH UPDATES)
The Wyoming Department of Public is currently responding to an anhydrous ammonia leak in the 500 block of 32nd St SE.
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6/29/21 - Concerns Over Area Purse Snatchings
Over the past few weeks, there have been several purse snatching incidents at large retail establishments in Wyoming, Grand Rapids, Kent County, and Kentwood.
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6/21/21 - Grand Rapids Public Announces Plans for Re-Opening
The district plans to re-open with some restrictions still in place for the summer school of 2021.
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6/14/21 - KDL Helping Kids With More Than Reading
The Kent District Library is offering free lunch for students during the summer.
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6/14/21 - 2021 Summer Concerts at FMG Announced
The complete lineup the Fifth Third Bank Summer Concerts at Meijer Gardens was announced Monday.
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6/8/21 – WMU Receives Anonymous Alumni Donation Totaling 550 Million Dollars
KALAMAZOO, Mich.— Calling it not only historic but visionary, Western Michigan University’s President says the donation is transformative and a striking vote of confidence in the direction of the university.
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6/7/21 – Gas prices drop a bit
Gas prices in Michigan decreased 3 cents compared to last week.
My sheep know my voice, and I know them. They follow me, and I give them eternal life, so that they will never be lost. No one can snatch them out of my hand.
JOHN 10:27-28 I CEV