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David Limbaugh
ReporterDave joined WGVU Public Media in November of 2023 after eighteen years as a Michigan Association of Broadcasters Emmy-nominated photojournalist and editor at Grand Rapids' WOOD TV8 and three years at WEYI TV25 in Flint, Michigan. As a General Assignment Reporter, Dave covers daily news and community events all over West Michigan.
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In Muskegon, two men are in custody in relation to an Open Murder investigation.
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A Muskegon project that has been in the works for years took one step closer to reality this week.
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The proposed redevelopment of Muskegon’s former Shaw Walker Furniture factory will not receive a second state budget earmark.
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Some Grand Rapids residents will be able to start riding Lime e-bikes and e-scooters for free.
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Despite increases in state and federal funding, Michigan still faces a $3.9 billion gap annually in roadway funding
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Tuesday's event sought to explore the untapped potential of local colleges’ international students for local employment
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The Kent County Sheriff’s Office along with search and rescue volunteers, the FBI, U.S. Marshalls and the Rockford Department of Public Safety had conducted many extensive searches in the area
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The settlement resolves significant pending litigation in Kent County while providing an avenue for taxpayers to reclaim their surplus proceeds
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The Kent County Board of Commissioners voted 13 to 6 in favor of establishing a new office of public defender, ending its contract with a local nonprofit public defense group.
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Rockford citizens met Thursday evening at Rockford High School for a townhall concerning the discovery of PFAS in dozens of private wells in and around Courtland Township.