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Grand Rapids officials are preparing for the opening of Acrisure Amphitheater in May; specifically, addressing downtown vehicle and foot traffic flows before and after concerts
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Kent County prosecutor Chris Becker says state police investigating the Grand Rapids officer who shot and killed Da’Quain Johnson are not finished, and until he has all the evidence he will not decide on possible charges. At Johnson’s funeral Wednesday, mourners called the shooting “excessive force” and demanded justice
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The Greater Grand Rapids NAACP is demanding full transparency and accountability after GRPD officers shot Da'Quain Johnson to death, Michigan bills to allow the sale of raw milk passed out of a state House of Representatives committee on Thursday, and more.
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The Greater Grand Rapids NAACP is demanding full transparency and accountability in the officer-involved shooting death of Da’Quain Johnson
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Two Michigan Congresswomen are issuing formal accountability demands after visiting the federal immigration processing center in Baldwin, Michigan Senate lawmakers heard committee testimony on bills to allow digital IDs, and more.
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Two Grand Rapids activist organizations accuse federal officers of using unreasonable force when it arrested an Ecuadorian man seeking legal asylum
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Last week the chief shared several redacted clips but he now says he won’t release any more until state police complete their investigation
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The Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians is bringing its Great Lakes Snow Snake Competition to Grand Rapids' World of Winter Festival, House Speaker Matt Hall says he will roll out plans soon to cut real estate and property taxes that fund schools and local governments in Michigan, and more.
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We talk to Chief of Police Eric Winston and Jes Slaydon, President of Swift Printing.
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Lakeshore Advantage has released its 2025 annual report, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is planning to propose more base funding for schools and at risk students, and more.