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Grand Rapids police captain defends officer Christopher Schurr in Patrick Lyoya killing
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A Grand Rapids police captain defended former officer Christopher Schurr’s fatal shooting of a motorist Patrick Lyoya. Capt. David Siver, who trains officers in use of force, testified for the defense that Schurr’s escalation to deadly force “was reasonable, a reasonable officer could perform the same way in that situation.”
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A proposed new strip mall, an athletic training facility, and a new housing development were among ...
Christopher Schurr is on trial for second-degree murder for the death of Patrick Lyoya after a traffic stop in 2022. Two ...
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Grand Rapids leaders to break ground on Canal Park transformationAt Canal Park in downtown Grand Rapids, construction fences are positioned along the perimeter along with sand bags and cones ...
The theme of the festival changes each year, offering stunning new scenes. “This year we have our Chinese culture section, ...
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Three-story ‘dreamscape’ maze coming to downtown Grand RapidsWhile most people are thinking about summer, the ArtPrize team is already gearing up for this fall as they work to bring in ...
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Grand Rapids set to host fourth annual expungement fairGRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The city of Grand Rapids is hosting its fourth annual expungement fair Saturday. The event will ...
Opening arguments in the trial of Christopher Schurr, who is charged with second degree murder in the fatal shooting of ...
Christopher Schurr is on trial for second-degree murder in the death of Patrick Lyoya, who he fatally shot in the back of the ...
What seemed like an accidental overdose becomes a murder investigation in a new episode of "Investigation Discovery" airing ...
Grand Rapids," Grand Rapids detectives are tipped off by a jailhouse informant, leading them to a murder investigation that ...
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Effort to restore Grand Rapids ballpark inches closer to funding goalFans of Valley Fied, a nonprofit organization in Grand Rapids, has announced the passing of a $50,000 threshold for their public brick and wall campaign.
The No. 7 team in Division 1, Hudsonville has played a tough stretch of recent games and is 6-2, including a three-game sweep ...
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