Doing more to keep Flint kids healthy—6 times more
Massive expansion of Food Bank of Eastern Michigan's backpack program gives healthy meals and snacks to every kindergarten through fifth-grade child affected by water crisis.
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Angie McChristian of Flint: An AmeriCorps army of one and one of many
The number of AmeriCorps workers in Flint jumped from 25 two years ago to about 200 this summer. Check out all the work they are doing.
Need a job? Grant funding new high-demand IT training in Flint
15 students will receive training, certifications, job search assistance, career counseling, and up to 30 college credits at no cost or low cost.
Cinco Nuevo: A new festival in Flint celebrating Mexican heritage
A celebration of Mexican culture, tradition, and contributions, Cinco Nuevo will include artist demonstrations, tortilla rolling, loteria (a Mexican bingo), Aztec ceremonial dancers, and music.
The rise of the robots
A dad's perspective on robots and our fear of new technology
Flint pride: In your home, at your fingertips, under your glass
Daniel Conner founded Vehicle City Heritage less than a year ago—and he was quickly overwhelmed to see others flock to the memorabilia.
Bringing good Carma to Flint
Meet Carma Lewis, a woman whose hard work, determination, and knack for problem-solving has made her a central figure in the Flint water crisis response efforts.
From water to wisdom: Former Flint distribution site develops into mentoring program
Man 2 Man bridges generations, provides resources, and lifts young black men to new opportunities.
Fighting blight in Flint
A glimpse inside the office handling 4,000 resident complaints, leading 101 cleanups and working with 38 community groups.
Genesee County: Home to some of world’s best robot builders … and they are teens (and younger)
Everyone knows the Flint area's tradition for excellence in basketball, football, boxing; It's time to add robotics to that list.
