Phil Dawson
WGVU Morning Edition West Michigan Host, Reporter-
A community leader and Plaza Towers resident says she hears excitement and people spending time in the city rather than noise from the Acrisure Amphitheater -
Allegan pays Ottawa to handle criminal cases in three City of Holland precincts that are in Allegan County. That arrangement is ending because the counties no longer agree on compensation -
Now that it is no longer backed by Rick DeVos, ArtPrize relies more on taxpayer money. That raises concern from at least one Kent County commissioner. ArtPrize 2026 begins on September 12 -
Work on a new recreation building could start this month -
The Seventh Day Adventist building on Oakes Street has heavy damage after a fire that started Wednesday night and burned for hours -
Grand Rapids police say Flock license plate surveillance cameras help catch criminals and find missing people, but some residents say the cameras don’t make them feel safer, they make them feel watched -
The Kent Co. Health Department says they will collect and analyze more water samples Thursday to see if they can lift a no contact warning for Myers and Wabasis Lakes -
Grand Rapids has a storage place where what they call “street homeless individuals” can secure their documents and other valuable possessions. The Downtown Development authority is going to help pay for it -
A Chicago developer is planning a 185-million-dollar apartment, hotel and parking ramp complex -
VEO promises everything currently provided, and many of their vehicles have obstacle avoidance radar to help prevent crashes
