Seeking credible sources of information is key to overcoming COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
"We are nowhere near that 77 percent herd immunity level that we need, and we're already sort of seeing a waning interest in getting the vaccine."
"We are nowhere near that 77 percent herd immunity level that we need, and we're already sort of seeing a waning interest in getting the vaccine."
Flint comedian Cheese Stixx's discovered his love for entertaining when he was a student at Carman-Ainsworth High School.
Ren Lowe and her daughter Kameryn got creative during the pandemic, and it has resulted in them both becoming published authors.
Flint residents and activists gathered on April 25 to honor residents who continue to be impacted by the Flint water crisis.
Residents can fill out a survey or submit comments to the city on how to prioritize $99 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding that is expected to be allocated to the city of Flint.
The Back to the Bricks organization has provided more than $40,000 in scholarships to Genesee County students pursuing post-secondary studies in automotive-related fields.
Carriage Town Ministries, Shelter of Flint, and My Brother's Keeper have found ways to work together to serve homeless people throughout the pandemic.
Flint Repertory Theatre is getting creative -- and partnering with Flint Public Art Project -- to bring theatre to Flint neighborhoods this summer.
Mott Community College and Consumers Energy are partnering for a new program to train potential lineworkers.
Leaders in Flint's Latinx community are working to spread information about the COVID-19 vaccine for residents who speak Spanish.
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