Attorney General Dana Nessel has now stepped into Consumers Energy’s newest natural gas case with a forceful recommendation, urging state regulators to cut the company’s proposed increase by more than ...

On May 3, the University of Michigan-Flint will turn an ordinary spring Saturday into a day of applause, reflection and fresh beginnings as it honors nearly 950 students eligible to graduate during ...

Northern Michigan’s flooding emergency has not only put homes, roads, and public infrastructure at risk, it has also raised urgent concerns about whether fuel can continue reaching the communities ...

Recognition often says as much about a community as it does about the person being honored. In Genesee County, the 2026 ...

Late summer at Warwick Hills is set to get even louder in 2026, as tournament organizers have lined up one of country music’s ...

A Michigan man has admitted in federal court to crimes tied to the s**ual exploitation of a minor and the transportation of child po*nography, marking a major development in a case investigated by Hom ...

Another fight over electricity costs is already taking shape in Michigan, even before Consumers Energy’s latest approved increase reaches customer bills.

Public health work often happens quietly, in clinics, classrooms, offices, and neighborhoods, but on Thursday, April 9, residents in Genesee County will have a chance to see that work up close.

In Genesee County, some of the most meaningful work inside the justice system is happening in courtrooms built around recovery, accountability, and second chances.

Inside the 7th Circuit Courthouse in downtown Flint, Genesee County’s Legal Resource Center has become an important stop for residents trying to make sense of complicated legal problems.