Mitchell Kukulka

Flint will tap $1 million in remaining ARPA funds to absorb a regional water rate hike in a unanimous council move aimed at shielding residents from higher monthly bills.

Flint approved a three-year contract giving police lieutenants up to 26% in raises and $7,500 bonuses, marking one of the department's biggest-ever pay boosts.

Flint Councilman Leon El-Alamin's felony assault trial has been postponed for a third time, pushing the case to October as the court works through a heavy summer case load.

Facing a July 1 deadline, the Flint City Council approved an resolution to join a $14 billion PFAS settlement that could bring new funding to support local drinking water systems.

Flint City Council members could tighten youth curfews and approve funding for lead abatement, home accessibility upgrades and major vehicle purchases for the city.

Flint's city council is weighing earlier, year-round curfew rules for residents under 17.

Flint's City Council approved a 9:30 p.m. curfew for unsupervised minors as an emergency measure, then lost quorum before debating whether to back out of a $14 billion PFAS settlement.

Decisions on housing and development in Flint are on hold after the city planning commission adjourned its latest meeting for lack of a commissioner attendance.

Flint has approved a temporary 9:30 p.m. citywide curfew for everyone under 18, amid wider plans to ramp up summer law enforcement and restart youth programs.

Flint's City Council is reconsidering its approval of a $14B PFAS settlement with 3M and DuPont over vetting and transparency concerns, leaving its payout uncertain before a July 1 deadline.