Mitchell Kukulka

Flint City Council will weigh $20,000 for youth summer programs and $25,000 for opioid recovery services Wednesday, alongside infrastructure, software and public safety contracts.

Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley and City Councilwoman Tonya Burns advance to November's general election after a contentious primary, setting up a race focused on blight, infrastructure and public safety.

Unofficial results set Flint's November City Council matchups, with contested races in four wards and several candidates advancing automatically where primaries were unnecessary.

Genesee County voters approved millage renewals for EMS, libraries, arts programs and public transit, preserving funding for services that residents rely on across the county.

Flint City Council will vote on hospital and library board appointments and an annual plan tied to nearly $4.7 million in federal housing and community development grants.

Flint Councilman Leon El-Alamin, now running for the 3rd Ward, faces a Sept. 9 preliminary exam over allegations he falsely claimed Flint residency in his last city council bid.

Flint City Council approved about $1.78 million in contracts for towing, water main engineering and city maintenance equipment.

After at least five shootings in one weekend, Flint police will increase patrols indefinitely, with partner agencies assisting at major upcoming events.

FLINT, Mich. — A spate of recent shootings has prompted the Flint Police Department to increase officer presence for the foreseeable future, police officia

Flint City Council delayed approval of $5.8 million in federal housing and development grants after absences and an abstention left it without enough votes. The resolution will return for council consideration Aug. 24.