Flint Institute Hosts Fourth Annual Día de Muertos
The free Friday evening celebration at the Flint Institute of Arts offered art, music, food and a community ofrenda.
Flint News
Coverage of news in Flint focuses on city governance, economic shifts, public safety, community health and the developments shaping daily life. Reporting follows these topics as they impact the city and the areas surrounding it.
Politics
Live Poll
Do you trust your local city council to work together and get things done?
Flint Council Welcomes Seven New Members
Seven newly elected members will join the nine-member Flint City Council, with two returning members continuing their service.
Health
Live Poll
Do you trust your city's ambulance service to provide quality emergency care?
Flint Fire Department Earns CAAS Accreditation
The city's ambulance service has received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services after a full departmental review.
Crime
Judge Orders Trial for Flint Double Homicide Suspect
A judge has ruled that 19-year-old Evan Richard Durbin must stand trial for the fatal shooting of two teenagers.
Finance
Live Poll
Do you support shifting local income tax processing to state-level administration in your community?
Michigan to Process Flint Income Taxes in 2027
The state treasury will assume control of Flint's income tax filing system starting January 1, 2027.
Entertainment
Flint Hosts National Night Out Community Events
The Flint Housing Commission held events across five communities to foster neighborhood and police partnerships.
Flint reporting spans civic institutions and local policy, business operations and the automotive sector, public health trends and major regional events. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever a breaking story occurs. Industrial history continues to inform how the city adapts to modern economic and environmental pressures. Fiscal management and infrastructure upgrades remain the most frequent factors driving changes in the city.
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