Civic & Nonprofits

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Dana Nessel report defends failed Flint water case. Others unready to forgive

A report Tuesday from Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office defends its handling of the state’s failed Flint criminal prosecution

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Flintside Launches New Initiative Covering Flint’s 2026 Local Elections

Flintside launches a new election initiative covering Flint's 2026 mayoral and city council races.

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A voter's guide to candidate registration, primary elections, write-ins, and vote counting.

Results from August’s primary election

The results from Genesee County and Michigan’s primary election on Aug.4, 2026.

Flint City Council: July Roundup

Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up! is a summary of some of the most important resolutions and happenings in the City Council for the month of July.

Meet the Candidates: Sister Audrey Young-Muhammad

2nd ward candidate Sister Audrey Young-Muhammad wants to fight Flint crime by tackling poverty.

Meet the Candidates: Dr. Ladel Lewis

Dr. Ladel Lewis talks blight, public safety, and her case for re-election in Flint's second ward.

Meet the Candidates: Ezekiel Harris

Ezekiel Harris talks about Flint's future and how his business mindset will aid the community in his bid to become the 8th Ward councilman.

Meet the Candidates: Dakota Starr

Dakota Starr discusses the future of Flint and makes the case for his entry into politics as the representative for the 6th Ward.

Meet the Candidates: Joel Arnold

Joel Arnold is running for 5th Ward City Council and is using the experience gained from years of travel to bring expertise to Flint's political landscape.

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