Flint man currently charged in Oxford shooting spree to plead insanity
Written by Tanya Terry 30-year-old Malik Letroy Webb, the Flint man accused of shooting three people last Christmas Even in Oxford Township, will be using...
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After nearly a decade the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announces it is officially lifting the emergency order placed on the City of Flint under the Safe Drinking Water Act in 2016
The City of Flint affirms continued commitment to clean, safe, and reliable water for all residents FLINT, MI – After nearly a decade of sustained...
Community Health & Resource Fair May 22, 2025
FLINT, MI — The City of Flint will host a Community Health & Resource Fair on Thursday, May 22, 2025, from 12-3 p.m. at the Clio Road Community Service Center, located...
26 small businesses in Flint receive funding through Moving Flint Forward Small Business Grant program
16 new businesses and 10 alumni businesses will receive reimbursable grant funds to help their businesses grow and thrive On May 14, the Flint &...
Mott Foundation commits up to $1.5 million to help North Flint Food Market open
With latest grant, Mott has committed up to $3.6 million for the project Flint, Michigan – The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation will grant up to...
City of Flint Sees First Population Growth in Years, Signaling Renewed Optimism
The City of Flint is celebrating a milestone as the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates show a population increase of 76 residents, bringing the city’s...
New Limited Run Special Exhibit, Hall of Heroes, Opens May 24 at Sloan Museum of Discovery
–Interactive exhibit invites fans of comic book characters and superheroes of all ages to discover their superpowers- (Flint, MI, May 15, 2025) – Sloan Museum of...
During Mental Health Awareness Month, Easter Seals MORC reaches into the community
Written by Tanya Terry, with photos courtesy of Easter Seals MORC Easter Seals MORC is teaming up with local business to offer additional resources and...
Man who led protesters to mayor’s home with a casket says he will return if conditions are not met
Written by Tanya Terry A man who on May 5, marched with a small group from Flint City Hall to Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s home carrying...
Local event instills more hope and encouragement to Black achievers
Written by Tanya Terry, with photos by Tanya Terry Featured photo: Multiple graduates were honored with scholarships at a recent event. The National Sorority of...