Mitchell Kukulka is a journalist at MLive.com. He covers K-12 education in Jackson and Washtenaw counties, previously reporting on public safety and statewide breaking news. His work has been featured in the Midland Daily News, Government Technology, Flint Beat, and MLive, showcasing his expertise in regional interests, urban development, and public security.
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After weeks of delay, the Flint City Council renews a 1.88-mill tax for the Downtown Development Authority, securing 10 years of funding.
By: Mitchell Kukulka
Flint residents can report potholes and other street problems by calling the city's Street Maintenance line, helping crews quickly target repairs on major roads.
Flint residents who want to speak at City Council must follow updated rules on when to submit speaker slips.
With the Aug. 4 primary election just weeks away, Flint voters have several options for how to cast or return their ballot on time.
Flint's mayor says the city has finally met its court-ordered lead pipe replacement goals, closing a key lawsuit even as support efforts continue.
By: Mitchell Kukulka
Flint is tapping $1M in federal funds to shield residents from recent water rate hikes for the next two years, but plans for a long-term solution remain uncertain.
Flint Councilman Leon El-Alamin, already awaiting trial on assault charges, now faces a felony election-fraud case.
Flint's Planning Commission is revisiting plans for the St. John Street Neighborhood Memorial Park as it reshapes its long-term development goals.
With wildfire smoke pushing Flint's air to “very unhealthy” levels, the city is providing masks, free air purifiers and public sites to help protect seniors and...
More than 2,000 additional Flint water settlement payments, including partial checks for residents who were teens during the crisis and are now adults, are set ...
