Trae Harris

Drivers could pay more to cross the Liberty and Independence bridges starting Jan. 1, 2027, as city officials question the company's handling of the increase.

The township's new registry gives residents a way to avoid unwanted sales pitches, with so much interest that the online system was temporarily overwhelmed.

After community concerns over the proposed Flint site, county officials are looking at alternative locations, with roughly $1.5 million already invested in the project.

A new legislative package would increase fines to as much as $1,000 and require drivers to stop at least 50 feet from school buses.

As temperatures drop, a local heating and cooling expert explains how simple maintenance can help homeowners avoid costly repairs, unexpected breakdowns and potential safety hazards.

The historic assisted living facility will close Dec. 31, leaving 14 elderly women searching for new homes and 19 employees facing the loss of their jobs.

YWCA of Greater Flint brings together police, prosecutors and victim advocates to discuss barriers survivors face and the importance of continued support.

Generations of Flushing Raiders gathered for one final varsity football game at Raider Field, where the community also wore green to remember 17-year-old Maddie Walker.

The University of Michigan-Flint is being recognized for its continued commitment to helping military veterans transition into college life, offering resources, support and a sense of community along the way.

More than a decade after the Flint water crisis began, a new stage production is bringing the fight for clean water and accountability back into the spotlight.