Mitchell Kukulka is a journalist at MLive.com. He covers K-12 education in Jackson and Washtenaw counties, while also reporting on public safety and statewide breaking news. His work has been featured in the Midland Daily News, Government Technology, and MLive, showcasing his expertise in public education and real estate development.
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Mitchell Kukulka's focus appears to be on local news, with an emphasis on community events, education, and crime. His coverage is characterized by a mix of breaking news and evolving stories.
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FLINT, Mich. — A three-hour Flint City Council meeting on Monday ended with another delay in funding for the Eric B.
By: Mitchell Kukulka
A resident casts their vote at Berston Field House on Nov. 5, 2024, in Flint Mich. (Joshua Johnson
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Flint City Hall FLINT, Mich. — After several weeks of review, Flint City Council is set to consider approval of the city’s proposed 2026-27 budget. A
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The Eric B. Mays Senior and Community Service Center at 1002 W. Home Ave. (Mitchell Kukulka
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FLINT, Mich. — As the deadline approaches for approval of the next fiscal year's budget, members of the Flint City Council have just under two weeks to reach an agreement.
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FLINT, Mich. — A jury trial for a Flint City councilman charged with domestic violence and assault has been postponed until mid-June.
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Flint City Council body, photographed on February. 23, 2026. (Anthony Summers
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Flint School Board President Michael Clack addresses the board during the Flint School Board meeting on Wednesday Feb. 15, 2023 at Accelerated Learning
FLINT, Mich. — Flint City Council members moved quickly through a light agenda Tuesday night, approving fire station renovations, park reconstruction
FLINT, Mich. — A $1.2 million project to revitalize a historic park on Flint's north side is once again moving forward after two years and a change in contractors.
