Phil Dawson
WGVU Morning Edition West Michigan Host, Reporter-
A parking incentive program is still being developed -
There is concern about inconvenience and congestion while a roundabout is built and streets are repaved this summer at a busy Kentwood intersection -
After days of steady accumulation, many of the sidewalks in Grand Haven are covered with deep snow. Sidewalk snow removal is not in the city budget, but the city council is rethinking that decision -
The report from Monday’s 100 vehicle chain reaction crash on I-196 includes cuts, bruises, and broken bones, but no fatalities -
City commissioners are giving the developer a 4-year property tax freeze -
Winstrom is returning home after a two-day interview in Florida this week -
Anti-abortion protestors say the new noise ordinance that prohibits amplified sound around medical clinics violates their right to free speech. Supporters say it protects patients and restores peace and quiet -
The new president at Grand Rapids Community College will start work on March 2nd -
Grand Rapids gardeners will once again have access to land downtown to grow crops and flowers as the DDA is again providing money for a community garden on Seward Avenue -
It is costing Consumers energy millions of dollars to keep operating the J.H. Campbell coal burning power plant past its retirement date. One Ottawa Co. Commissioner says electricity generated at the plant is making money that offsets some of the expense
