The Friends of Flint McFarlan Veterans Memorial Park held its annual Veterans Day observance showing off new renovations and adding a new name to the Vietnam Memorial Column.
Firefighters contained a fire on S. 24th St. on Saturday November 11th at around 11 am after spreading to two houses.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed Saturday, November 11 as Veterans Day to honor the more than 530,000 veterans across Michigan.
Participants of the the first-ever Hearts and Paddles event got a chance to learn how to play pickleball while getting critical health resources.
It was a day of fun and empowerment for fathers and sons at Thompson Middle School during the Man Up: The Return community event.
Crews responded to a water main break on the morning of Saturday, Dec. 24 in Bridgeport Twp.
Drivers in vehicles big and small set out on slippery roads as MDOT crews and local road commissions work to clear streets after a winter storm.
Police officers responded to reports of a shooting at an apartment complex at the 3300 block of Clovertree Lane at about 7:20pm on Friday, Dec. 23 in Flint Twp.
Women of Colors hosted a coat drive in Saginaw on Saturday, Nov. 12 with Santa Claus as one of the volunteers.
Bridgeport Twp. Police officers responded to Bavarian Village Apartments, where a 7-year-old was found with a gunshot wound to the head.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day took place Saturday, Oct. 29 where hundreds of pills, needles, inhalers and more were collected in the parking lot of Ascension Genesys Hospital in Grand Blanc.
An 88-year-old man who went missing overnight in Isabella County has been found.
The Bissell Pet Foundation is calling all potential pet parents to head over to their local shelters and find the newest member of their family for the Empty the Shelters event. The week of Oct. 3, more than 280 shelters will be reducing adoption fees to help find homes for more cats and dogs.
The fourth annual Frankenmuth Fire Arts Festival invited art lovers to experience a festival like no other. On Sept. 23 and 24, the festival featured blacksmithing and glass blowing demonstrations that allows artists of all ages to join workshops where they could create their own piece of fire art.
A hundred diners gathered for the return of Positive Results Downtown Saginaw’s Harvest Table in Morley Plaza on Sunday, September 18. The event highlighted local chefs, farms and businesses in Saginaw County.
Boy Scouts in mid-Michigan gathered at the U.S.S. Edson in Bay City to pay their respects for the 21st anniversary of the September 11th, 2001, terrorist attacks.
More than 1,500 people lost power in Saginaw Township Thursday morning following a crash. It happened about 6:15 a.m. on State Street and Linda Avenue, closing down State Street from Mackinaw Street to Hemmeter Road.
An assessment from the Aviation State of the Industry concludes the airline industry is struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels amid a summer of pandemic-related flight delays and cancellations.
More than 1,000 people laced up their sneakers and hit the pavement for the 20th annual Walk for Hope at Saginaw Valley State University on Sunday, Aug. 7.
Michigan’s Supreme Court’s landmark decision is being hailed by members of the LGBTQ community. On Thursday June 28, the high court ruled in a 5-2 opinion that the state’s anti-discrimination law covers sexual orientation and not just gender.
Michigan State Police’s Flint post held an open house and recruiting session for the public on Saturday, July 23.
The Flint Fire Department is investigating a house fire that engulfed a home early Wednesday morning, July 20.
The trust overseeing the former Buick City site offered an update on where cleanup efforts stand after years of manufacturing left behind chemicals in the area.
Crews were sent to a house fire on Blackmore Street between Malden St. and Brokton St. on Monday.
Firefighters responded to a structure fire at a Long John Silver’s in Flint Township Monday morning.
