Flint Town shows a systematic problem of poverty and crime that continues thanks in part to a city that is underserved by its police force because its police force is underfunded by its government.
33 times in the history of Jeopardy!, Grand Rapids has popped up on the show.
As questions on a game show go, some of these are difficult, but as a resident here, you should be able to get them all. Let's see how you do.
Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about Oprah's visit to Grand Rapids, that appeared on 60 Minutes last night. Fox 17 talks with some of the people who were on the show, and learn about the experience.
Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a new app called Takl, that's coming to GR to help people find help doing small tasks. Then they get an update on an old murder case where the murderer admitted it on national TV!
Today on Segment 16, the guys check out Smashmouth...wait, it's supposed to be a TV segment on how to make a cereal box for viewing the eclipse. Unfortunately, they had Smashmouth playing too loud, and it got annoying.
Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a story from Oceana county, where a family has been fighting a 150 foot high sand dune, that wants to wreck their home...very slowly.
Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a story about a Grand Rapids family that lost $3,000 in belongings, when they left a sign that said "Free Stuff" in their yard. Then they left.