The U.S. Women's National Team won its fourth World Cup in the program's history while the players raise the issue of equal pay with their male counterparts.

The District Three race is heating up with plenty of candidates looking to un-seat incumbent Justin Amash. 

The Sentinel's political reporter Arpan Lobo discusses the two-night Democratic debates with Editor-in-Chief Sarah Leach and Digital Director Brian Vernellis.

Derek Hoehn with Out on the Lakeshore sits down with The Sentinel's Kate Carlson to discuss this weekend's Holland Pride weekend festivities. 

Big Read & Little Read Director and Hope professor Deb Van Duinen stopped by The Sentinel to talk this year's selections for the Big Read and Little Read.

Managing Editor Audra Gamble discusses the two-day court hearing of Keith Williams, 58, who was found guilty of first degree premeditated murder. 

World War II veteran John Yester, 102, recalls his service in the Army and being part of Operation Neptune, wading ashore Omaha Beach on D-Day

Lakeshore Advantage's Jennifer Owens discusses why she thinks Holland has been named the "Best Small City to Start a Business," by WalletHub for four consecutive years. 

Dets. Sara Fillman and Jeremy Baum with Ottawa County Sheriff's Office discuss procedures and methods in solving cold cases.

Sentinel reporter Arpan Lobo discusses his interview with Governor Gretchen Whitmer and covering her appearance at the Governor's Luncheon on Wednesday.