See inside the $1 million investment cleaning up Flint’s northside block by block
Sandra Johnson serves as project manager for the Hamilton Community Health Network’s $1 million federal grant to reduce crime. And, she's ready to get to work.
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Kettering hosts test run of Delphi prototype being unveiled at 2019 Consumer Electronics Show
Delphi becomes the first company to use Kettering University's new GM Mobility Center test track.
Georgetown Law highlights Flint girls, ‘Arts in Detention’ program in new national publication
The Flint stories were included after the executive director of the Center on Poverty and Inequality at Georgetown University's Law Center read about the "Arts in Detention" program in Flintside.
A look behind the scenes at The Loft, downtown Flint’s longtime hip hop hotspot
For 16 years, The Loft has owned the club scene in downtown Flint. But what really makes this place special is the man behind the bar, owner Rodney Ott.
Dads take the lead volunteering at Flint schools
Sixty dads at Durant-Tuuri-Mott came together to read to their children — then sign on to be school volunteers, serving as role models for their children and others.
See inside Kettering University’s new proving grounds and research center
This massive project turned a polluted former industrial site into a one-of-its-kind university facility where the next generation of automobiles will be imagined and engineered.
How a small, neighborly investment gave 37 eastside Flint homes a facelift
Funded with a $7,000 grant from Chemical Bank, the Eastside Improvement Association helped to rehabilitate and beautify 37 homes.
Check out Chica’s Fitness and Nails in Flint — because that’s the best combo ever
It's not about being a size 2, says gym/salon owner Ericka Paschal, who started her journey toward better health, increased confidence and entrepreneurship six years ago.
Volunteers quietly invest $400,000 in Flint kids for 35 years
Boxes of paper, ink cartridges, glue, paper, scissors, crayons, pencils fill the back of the moving truck — bringing the total in gifts from the Flint Classroom Support Fund to more than $400,000 to date.
In a class of their own: UM-Flint police earn unique distinction
The University of Michigan-Flint Department of Public Safety is the first university police department in the state to earn top accreditation from the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Program.
