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Cure Violence is rounding out its second year in operation within the city of Grand Rapids. Tuesday they provided city leaders an update on the program's progress.

Police are investigating a person who was wounded by gunfire outside a liquor store early Sunday morning.

As youth crime rises in parts of West Michigan, injuries related to youth crime is rising as well. Injured teens fill emergency rooms, and medical professionals are heartbroken with this new reality.

A woman was injured in a crash that followed an alleged drag racing incident, which occurred just after midnight on Sunday.

Many voiced concerns about privacy, fearing facial recognition, discrimination and harassment, while Chief Eric Winstrom stressed multiple times the drones would be used on a mission-specific basis.

When 16-year-old Kyla Prude isn’t dancing, she’s at home watching a classic her mom introduced her to: Law and Order. After many marathons, the series cracking down on crime became her favorite.

Want to get details about Grand Rapids Police buying up drones to help them in their police work? Have questions? The Grand Rapids Police Department wants to hear from you at 6pm on Tuesday, June 6.

Multiple overnight crashes leave drivers in serious conditions. One was injured in a hit and run, the other involved a driver arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

A Black man claims police officers pulled over because of the color of his skin. Now, he's filing a lawsuit against two police departments.

A suspect has been arrested after a search warrant in Grand Rapids on Thursday led police to finding evidence of several felony crimes.