Statistics released Friday by the Flint Police Department show a reduction in overall crime from last year.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced additional free COVID-19 tests through a partnership with the Rockefeller Foundation.
One man is dead following a crash involving three vehicles in Saginaw County on Thursday, Sept. 29.
The Alma Police Department is investigating a threat made against Alma High School.
A judge denied a former mid-Michigan educator's request for an amended bond.
One day after Hurricane Ian made landfall, some Mid-Michigan natives are recalling their experience riding out the storm.
The Big Boy in Essexville has closed permanently as one of the owners announces a new restaurant will take its place.
Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson is celebrating a new graduating class of the jail's IGNITE program.
A man has been arrested in connection with a larceny case.
The play Beat the Streets came to Flint Tuesday hoping to teach students how to deal with common teen challenges.
Households across the country can expect to see a rise in their heating costs this year.
The Flint Police Department is raising pay for police recruits in the hopes of attracting some fresh faces.
Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley says the old Buick City property, one of the largest Brownfield sites in the state, is getting closer to having a new purpose.
Kettering University held a ceremony for its $63 million learning commons facility. Officials say it will bring together students, faculty, and staff.
A federal grant of $116,000 was awarded to the University of Michigan-Flint to assist in strengthening Michigan’s economy and train workers.
One-of-a-kind items will be available to take home this fall season as many are getting into the spirit of Halloween.
Alcohol is suspected to have been a factor in a single vehicle crash that led to the driver of the vehicle being ejected from the back window, according to the Saginaw County Sheriff’s Office.
After Mark Latunski pleaded guilty to the murder of his son Kevin Bacon, Karl Bacon said no punishment will ever be enough.
A crowd gathered on Thursday for the ribbon cutting of a new building for Jolt Credit Union in Saginaw Township
Rock Steady Boxing, who has been striving to help those fighting Parkinson’s disease, is celebrating its five-year anniversary.
The Michigan Parents' Council held its first meeting Wednesday to discuss how members would like to reshape the state's education system.
The next two home games for the Flint Jaguars’ will be invitation only.
Chipotle Mexican Grill may soon be coming to Grand Blanc.
The state of Michigan is allowing pharmacists to partner with doctors to prescribe hormonal birth control.
A new Halloween attraction gearing up for the season and still has some hurdles to jump through before it starts spooking thrill seekers.
One man is dead and a woman was hospitalized after a crash in Huron County.
Michigan State Police identified a man suspected of stealing stolen items from JoJo’s Refresh Shop in Auburn.
Police have arrested an Imlay City couple accused of operating massage parlors as fronts for prostitution.
Cars, trucks, tractors, motorcycles and even people riding on a trailered pontoon boat took to the streets of Burton for the "Burtucky Parade" Thursday afternoon.
The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan held its signature Empty Bowls fundraiser in Flint Thursday.
One man is hoping to change the lives of kids in need of kidney transplants across the county.
A frequently hit Genesee County overpass on I-75 will be rebuilt with an additional two feet of clearance.
The city of Flint has partnered with a new ambulance service to improve response times.
Saginaw's storied Potter Street Station could be saved by the city council in an upcoming vote.
With some experts saying we are at the tail end of the pandemic, some are wondering whether they are a COVID-19 "super-dodger."
New technology is changing the way some can get delicious pizza in a fast, convenient way.
The former Saginaw County fairgrounds, long an eyesore on the city’s southeast side, may soon be in for a transformation.
On a mission to advocate for those with disabilities, Bubbles the Blind Beagle of Otisville has a big goal for National Bullying Prevention Month this October.
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget McCormack announced she is going to a legal non-profit after announcing her resignation from the high court.
An order that prohibits contact with the Flint River remains in effect as clean-up efforts continue.
It has been more than two years since the collapse of two mid-Michigan dams drained the lakes they once held back.
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget McCormack announced she is leaving the bench by the end of the year.
Oxford Community Schools will have an additional police presence following a threat on Snapchat Sunday.
A proposed development in Grand Blanc has received millions of dollars in funding.
Following two bomb threats at two schools in Burton, Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton says police are looking to identify the culprits.
Michigan voters will choose whether to place abortion rights in the state constitution this November.
An affordable housing complex for older adults on low incomes has been getting some much-needed upgrades to both the kitchens and bathrooms.
Some city of Midland facilities will experience a temporary phone outage from Friday, Sept. 9 about 9 p.m. through Saturday, Sept. 10 about 9 a.m., according to the city of Midland.
One person is dead following a crash in Saginaw County Thursday morning.
