02:20

15-year-old boy hurt in shooting, charges pending

A teenager in Grand Rapids is recovering after police say he accidentally shot himself in the shoulder Tuesday November 12th. Grand Rapids Police Chief Winstrom urges parents to follow the new safe storage law the requires firearms to be locked and stored away from minors.

03:20

2 Safe storage violations in Grand Rapids in past month

Two incidents where minors have gotten ahold of guns have led to two people being charged with felony violations of the safe storage law.

01:38

Cortez McConer Jr search

Grand Rapids police release more information about an interaction and now search for the 16-year-old has been missing since October 26th. Police say McConer Jr. was in a car with two friends who fled from police and has not been seen or heard from since.

01:49

Viewer video shows deadly Interstate 96 crash

Several communities in Michigan are mourning the loss of 4 people who died in a fiery crash on interstate 96 east of Lansing, MI.

04:03

Officer found guilty of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights

The sister of Breonna Taylor shares her thoughts after an officer was found guilty of violating the Grand Rapids natives civil rights.

03:45

Donald Hunnicut family still searching 2 years later

Donald Hunnicut was last seen in Kentwood, MI more than two years ago with his family still searching and asking for more help in his missing persons case.

02:36

Voter turn out on election day 2024

Voters cast their ballots in the historical 2024 general election with big races on the local and national front.

02:17

15-year-old shot in Grand Rapids

A 15-year-old boy accidentally shoots himself in the shoulder. A day later, a relative has been charged with a felony safe storage violation. It's the second safe storage violation case in the city of Grand Rapids in less than three weeks.

03:57

3 shot over the weekend in Kalamazoo

A weekend of violence in Kalamazoo left a group of people with injuries after 2 separate shootings. A community organizer is calling for a better way to solve issues without guns.

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