city of flint

Flint, Michigan is unique, but its name is not.

Woodrow Stanley, Flint's first African-American mayor, was elected to the city's top office in 1991.

Two days after a horrific explosion rocked a Flint neighborhood, we are learning more about those lost and those affected by the blast. Help is needed, here's what you can do.

The city of Flint is preparing to install speed humps in its residential areas to help control aggressive drivers. This will be the first step in a larger plan to slow down traffic in areas where children are present.   Mayor Sheldon Neeley said it's a needed effort to calm traffic.   ...

The City of Flint has announced that parts of the city will be without water on Thursday, September 30th.

The new director is the first woman and the first African American to hold the position in DDA history.

Flint is getting $99 Million from the government for Covid-19 relief and recovery, and Mayor Sheldon Neeley is starting to say where that money will go. The American Rescue Plan is aimed at helping communities hit hardest by the pandemic...

City of Flint officials have set up a new online system that will let residents know where street light outages are at, and report new outages.

The City Of Flint Treasury department is helping Flint residents by waiving any late winter tax payments by the end of this week. The city has been dealing with its fair share of problems lately but this is a move in the right direction, especially when it saves money for Flint's residents...

The leaves are covering the ground in Flint and all over the state, so now is the time to get them taken care of.

The Mayor is looking for input from residents of the city before moving forward with the proposal.

The new police chief will fill the position vacated by interim Chief Phil Hart this week.