Taking on AI banking scams
Image by Dee from Pixabay Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way scammers operate. Criminals are now using deepfake audio and video to convincingly impersonate people—even breaking into...
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City’s Overdose Awareness Day event to address a ‘growing,’ but widely cared about matter in Flint
Written by Tanya Terry, with photos by Tanya Terry Featured photo: Mayor Sheldon Neeley and Nurse Practitioner Denika Dalton City of Flint Public Health Manager Public Health Manager Shebra Ward recently noted...
Attendees of Flint Alliance for Immigrant Rights conference call for protection of local immigrant families
On Tuesday morning, the Flint Alliance for Immigrant Rights (FAIR) held a conference at the Gloria Coles Flint Public Library to denounce the Metro Police...
Female shot in north Flint Friday
On Friday, August 22 at 2:42 p.m. Flint Police responded to the 6000 block of Susan St. in reference for a shooting. Upon arrival, officers...
Flint city officials and community say goodbye with respect and hope to Atherton East apartments before final demolition
Written by Tanya Terry, with photos by Tanya Terry On Thursday, August 21, a press conference took place, during which city officials announced the final...
Summer learning and how it can equip children for school year success
Written by Tanya Terry, with images by L. M. Land for the Flint Courier News, AI Featured photo: At home volcanic science experiments can help...
JURY CONVICTS FLINT MAN OF 15 FELONIES INCLUDING TORTURE AND UNLAWFUL IMPRISOMENT IN 2020 VIOLENT ASSAULT
FLINT – Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said a Flint man was convicted on August 19 after a five-day jury trial related to a violent...
Michigan residents can apply for Home Heating Tax Credit until September 30
State funds from this credit reduce heating bills of qualified Michigan renters and homeowners LANSING, Mich. – With fall around the corner, the Michigan Department...