Max Goldwasser is a local journalist based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He writes for FOX 17 : WXMI TV and WXYZ-TV, focusing on a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, local politics, and unique experiences in the area. With a passion for storytelling, Max aims to bring engaging and informative content to his readers.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States (Local)
Max Goldwasser's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and personal stories in Michigan. He often includes expert commentary and announcements related to seasonal topics, government updates, sports, family & relationships.
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FOX 17 and other members of the media were taken on a tour of Ada Hotel before the developers hit the home stretch with construction
By: Max Goldwasser
“Software patch or not, I'll never buy a Hyundai or Kia," said Jason Noling, who had his Hyundai stolen in 2022. "I'll never rent one. I don't even want to look at one.”
President Biden signed the Tik Tok ban bill into law on Tuesday; Parent company Bytedance has 270 days to sell
By: Max Goldwasser
East Grand Rapids Public Schools announced the potential permanent relocation of the high school track once renovations are complete
By: Max Goldwasser
35 people spoke during Thursday's Mobile GR Commission meeting, with all of them speaking out against the Residential Parking Permit proposal.
By: Max Goldwasser
The Mobile Home Commission Act of 1987 outlines 24 pages of regulations, but nowhere does it require sheltered protection for residents in the event of severe weather or a tornado.
By: Max Goldwasser
Red Cross set up a shelter at First Assembly of God Church in Portage, where several families and their pets are seeking shelter
By: Max Goldwasser
At least four volunteer groups split up across Portage Thursday to bring tornado debris to the curb and help homeowners gather their belongings
By: Max Goldwasser
A drive out to Lake Michigan during last Saturday's beautiful weather turned into a life or death moment where hours of training made the difference in survival.
By: Max Goldwasser
"I think if you were a new person to our community, or somebody who didn't live here, you could drive through and you would never know anything happened," said Gaylord Chief of Police Frank Claeys.
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