Dana Whyte
WOOD TV8
Grand Rapids, MI, United States
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After-school program increases accessibility for West Ottawa students
A new program at West Ottawa Public Schools in Holland is working to make sure every student feels like they belong. → Read More
Prosecutor considering charges against Oxford school shooting suspect’s parents
OXFORD, Mich. (WOOD) – Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald says the parents of the alleged shooter at Oxford High School could be charged as early as Friday. McDonald has not said what those charges could be, but said their actions went “far beyond negligence.” Police say the gun used in the deadly attack was bought by […] → Read More
Mel Trotter hosts annual Thanksgiving meal at DeVos Place
Mel Trotter Ministries hosted its annual Thanksgiving Community Meal on Thursday at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. → Read More
What to know before heading to the airport this Thanksgiving
It’s Thanksgiving week, which means lots of people will be traveling. → Read More
Holiday grief support sessions begin Monday
While the holidays are an exciting time for many, others may be feeling a sense of grief due to the loss of loved ones. → Read More
Spectrum Health physician discusses in-person holiday gathering risk
Thanksgiving is next week, which means people are getting ready to travel and visit friends and family. → Read More
Health departments extending hours to vaccinate kids ages 5-11
Parents hoping to get their kids vaccinated against COVID-19 should soon have better luck getting an appointment. → Read More
GR hairstylist opens new curly hair salon
A hairstylist from Grand Rapids is hoping her new salon will be the change she has always wanted to see → Read More
Muskegon native hopes shoe store will set youths down better path
A new local business owner hopes his store will inspire others like him who have experienced trauma. → Read More
Experts offer safety tips ahead of Halloween
Halloween is right around the corner and lots of people are already beginning to celebrate. → Read More
BC to vote on smart cameras, American Rescue Plan money
The Battle Creek City Commission will meet Tuesday and it has a few key items on its agenda. → Read More
Mother offers free mental health services to 49507 community
Jamie Dalton’s son Jodeci Davis passed away in 2019 due to depression. “If I can impact one, save one life, I feel like I’m still saving Jodeci,” she said. → Read More
After 2020 hiatus, Fall Fest returns to Holland this weekend
Holland is known for its springtime tulips, but the city is focusing on the fall season this weekend. → Read More
Districts tally students for Count Day
Wednesday, Oct. 6 is Count Day, when all public schools in Michigan count how many students show up and get funding for each one from the state. → Read More
Millions to march Saturday for women’s rights
Women across the country will hit the pavement and march Saturday. → Read More
GVSU students, staff must be vaccinated by Thursday
All students and staff at Grand Valley State University must get their COVID-19 vaccine by Sep. 30, unless approved for an exemption. → Read More
Memorial honors fallen Kent County K-9 Axel
Dozens of people came together Saturday morning at Cedar Springs High School to honor fallen Kent County K-9 officer Axel. → Read More
Around 1,500 cyclists raise money for skin cancer research in GR
More than 1,500 cyclists hit the pavement on Saturday morning to raise money for skin cancer research. → Read More
Gilda’s Club hosting West Side Walk Saturday
Gilda's Club Grand Rapids is hosting its 7th annual West Side Walk Saturday morning to celebrate the thousands of lives impacted by its programs. → Read More
School districts short bus drivers, looking for employees
School districts across West Michigan are facing a shortage of not only teachers but also bus drivers. → Read More