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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 Sheriff is pushing back about the use of Flock license plate reader cameras after residents worry over mass surveillance, warrantless tracking, police misuse, and data ownership

Police conclude that 47-year-old Kristopher Karolkiewicz shot and killed his wife, his 6 children, and then himself inside their Grand Haven Township home. The reason is still a mystery

This November, Walker residents will vote on a new 10-year public safety millage. City officials say emergency response services have not kept pace with significant community growth

A spokesperson with the ACLU said the bills appear designed to impede protests more than protect legal law enforcement activities

The events will take place at City Hall and stream live

MI Attorney General Nessel is reminding residents of the seriousness of making false calls to 911

Instead of waiting for years, East Grand Rapids residents could get neighborhood traffic calming speed cushions on their streets more quickly thanks to a new policy that change could shorten the approval process to months

Based on the evidence Kent County prosecutor Chris Becker says he does not believe a jury would return a guilty verdict

The city manager asked the acting police chief to explain why officers used deadly force when they did