Ronnie Summers discusses how he became a City of Flint police officer, how the military prepared him for his three decade-long career, and his impact on the Flint community.
The 'Joyce J. Scott: Messages' exhibit is on display at the Flint Institute of Arts now until December 1, 2024. The exhibit features Scott's vibrant beadwork that also expresses her activism and social justice work.
Flint resident Percy Whitmore seeks to break down age barriers by running for Mott Community College Board of Trustees this November.
The Peacekeepers of Flint aim to mediate conflict before it turns into violence. The collective of fearless men and women is dedicated to bringing more peace to Flint by helping residents 'squash the beef before the grief.'
The City of Flint will provide complimentary gun locks to its residents on Friday, June 7 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the City of Flint Service Center. The initiative aims to combat gun violence and prevent tragedies associated with firearm misuse.
Journalist and New York Times bestselling author Tracie McMillan discusses her latest book, 'The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America.' In it, she examines how her family and four others have benefited financially over generations by being white alone.
“It’s very important the public know who they are voting for and what that person stands for.” The League of Women Voters in Flint wants to empower citizens to participate in the improvement of their communities by encouraging informed participation in government.
Flint native Jamie Burton-Oare's new film 'BREATHE' reimagines the last day of Eric Garner's life and addresses the critical issue of over-policing in America.
Flint native Percy Glover opened up about his experience with gun violence, incarceration, and following his life's purpose to give back to his community.
A one-woman play about the inspiring life of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is making a stop at the FIM Whiting Auditorium on Thursday, May 4, 2023.
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