GRPD Chief Eric Winstrom confirms a deadly stabbing on Division this AM was a domestic violence incident. The alleged attacker is in critical condition from self-inflicted stab wounds. No disruption to the CC school day, and the road will likely remain closed for another 30 mins.
I have a LOT of thoughts on this one. It will be far more enjoyable writing about them in a winning effort than a losing one. But first, I need a drink. Or 10.
Improvements are underway on a portion of the east bank of the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids as the city continues to reinvent its most iconic piece of topography with projects large and small.
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ICYMI: Friday was the end of a tremendous five years for me at WWLP. Along the way I got married, welcomed my 7mo daughter and found a true calling. Thank you 413 for the role you played in my family's history. I'm forever grateful.
Hey, Grand Rapids 👋 I'll be home Sunday!
And there it is! The sun officially rose at 5:14 a.m. here in Amherst, but we're seeing it break the tree line in line with the tallest stone in the circle here at 5:40 a.m.
It will set tonight at 8:30 as far northwest as it does all year.
Amherst Town Manager Paul Bockelman meeting with community members at his monthly "Cuppa Joe with Paul." Today, with the Town’s new CRESS Director, Camille Theriaque. Hear from both on the first 32 days of the alternative response program and it's future tonight on 22News at 5.
A pro-Palestinian, anti-war encampment style protest persists this morning at UMass Amherst. More than 40 tents remain up after being asked to disperse yesterday by campus officials.
The pro-Palestine, anti-war demonstrations will continue throughout the day where the encampment has been packed up. Organizers say events are scheduled throughout the week and hope their compliance with University rules will allow their protest to continue.
The very first World Basketball Day has begun at the United Nations. Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame President John Doleva seated between to Julius Erving and Dr. David Hollander for today's roundtable discussion focused on Hollander's book "How Basketball Can Save the World."