Around the Region

Man convicted of killing his mother at Flushing home

He was found guilty of felony murder, armed robbery, and carjacking.

E. Lippincott Boulevard closed between Oak and Montague roads on Tuesday

DAVISON TWP. – On Tuesday, Sept. 29, the Genesee County Road Commission will be replacing a cross tube from 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on E. Lippincott Boulevard in Davison between Oak R…

Appeals court upholds conviction of Michigan man in hunter’s 2018 murder

The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld Thomas Olson's conviction for the 2018 murder of hunter Chong Yang, rejecting his claim of ineffective counsel.

One year later, Grand Blanc church community mourns and rebuilds after attack

One year after a deadly attack killed four members, a Michigan LDS congregation will break ground on a new, safer church at the same site.

Intense Hurricane Polo will eventually affect Michigan, here’s when and how

The moisture from currently a hurricane near the Mexico coast will travel northeast and move into Michigan by mid-week.

Inaugural Vehicle City Film Festival brings screenings, networking opportunities to Flint

Local talent will be able to share the screen with filmmakers from across the country while also building connections in the industry and introducing them to the city’s creative c…

Weather want-to-knows for the next few weeks include a solid soaker coming, some cooldown sparking fall colors

Here are the takeaways from my live broadcast weather report this morning.

Where gas is cheapest and most expensive this week in Michigan

Drivers are paying $4.67 per gallon on average, down from last week but still $1.64 higher than this time last year amid Middle East tensions and refinery issues.

Michigan Forecast: Hurricane Polo is going to turn us wet here in Michigan. Watch Torregrossa’s live weather update

There is a weather change coming, mostly thanks to a hurricane in the Pacific that will feed moisture our way.

Fire displaces residents at apartment building in Davison Township

DAVISON TWP. — Residents were displaced from a building at Windsor Place Apartment, 8045 Kensington Blvd., due to a second story fire on Friday at about 4:50 p.m. The Davison-Rich…

Genesee County Leaders Share Important Election Information

Historic Genesee County Courthouse Celebrates 100 Years

Driver charged with manslaughter in fatal crash that killed Flushing grad

FLINT – Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton announced today that he has charged an 18-year-old Flushing man with manslaughter in connection with a crash last month in Grand Bla…

Community leaders reflect as 1-year anniversary of church shooting, fire approaches

GRAND BLANC TWP. — Grand Blanc Township Police Chief Bill Renye was towing a boat back from Lake St. Clair. Township Supervisor Scott Bennett was driving home from a wedding in no…

Clinton Bolinger named Cypress Executive VP

LAPEER — Security manufacturer Cypress Integration Solutions of Lapeer, announced that Clinton Bolinger of Grand Blanc Township has been named Executive Vice President, effective…

Tennessee to execute its first woman in 200 years this week

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced on Monday that he does not plan to intervene in the execution of Christa Gail Pike, which is slated for later this week.

Flushing man convicted of first-degree murder in death of his mother

A jury has convicted a Flushing man of murdering his mother.

Saginaw council approves data center ordinance after months of planning

In Michigan and elsewhere, data center developments have sparked local resistance movements and figured prominently on the 2026 election campaign trail.

Dow Credit Union offers nation’s highest-yielding 3-month CD

Dow Credit Union has been recognized for offering the highest-yielding 3-month certificate of deposit in the country, with a 4.35% APY, according to DepositAccounts as of Septembe…

Delta College marks 65th anniversary with open house

Delta College celebrated its 65th anniversary with an open house at its downtown Saginaw campus.

State Street and Warwick intersection in Saginaw to close Tuesday

The intersection work is part of a larger effort to rebuild 1.1 miles of eastbound State Street from Avalon Ave. to Bay Road.

State Street intersection closes Tuesday for grading, curb work

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is closing the intersection of M-58 (State Street) and Warwick Street as work continues on the project to rebuild it.

Transit employee received $620,000 paycheck error, money still not returned

Atlanta's transit agency is suing a former employee after mistakenly paying them $620,000 in overtime.

Police chief reflects on response to Grand Blanc Township church attack one year later

Grand Blanc Township Police Chief William Renye says the victims of last year’s church attack are the first thing that comes to mind a year later.

Iosco County woman sentenced in killing of William Jackson

Dorene Schunk will spend at least 22 years and six months in prison for her role in the killing of William Jackson, with a maximum possible sentence of 40 years.

Saginaw County Health Department to close Thursday morning for emergency training

The health department will be closed until noon while staff and partners conduct preparedness exercises.

Saginaw Art Museum to celebrate Japanese printmaking exhibition with free evening event

A free event on Oct. 7 will mark the opening of a 200-year survey of Japanese printmaking.

Stevie Wonder releases four unheard songs hidden in his vault for 50 years

The four previously unheard songs are from the "Songs in the Key of Life" sessions from 1976.

Saginaw-area football recap, with Week 5 Friday Night Hero

Check out Week 5 scores, Week 6 schedule, Friday Night Hero voting and conference standings.

Iargo Springs closing for major renovation project expected to last a year

The beloved Au Sable River attraction will close Monday, Sept. 28, for safety upgrades expected to last a year.

The early world on John Henry Daley, injured before final play in Michigan loss

The former All-American end withered in pain and had to be helped off the field Saturday before the final play that beat Michigan.

Major defense contractor lands $20.7 billion missile deal involving 16 countries

The contract aims to accelerate production amid surging global demand.

Inside Pistons media day: See Cade Cunningham, new faces and Detroit’s next chapter

See photos and highlights from Detroit Pistons media day as the franchise looks ahead to the 2026-27 season.

Why LeBron James says he couldn’t make this surprising NBA move

LeBron James says he considered joining the Knicks before signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. Here’s why he ultimately chose a different path.

South Caolina mother’s alleged attack on her young children has left one facing possible amputation

A South Carolina mother faces two counts of attempted murder after allegedly attacking her two young children with a knife.

2 dead, 40 rescued after boat capsizes near Puerto Rico

The search continued into Monday night.

Vote for the Grand Rapids-area fall sports Athlete of the Week for Sept. 21-26

See the Grand Rapids area’s top high school sports performers and vote for the one that stood out most.

Libertarian party disavows candidate for Governor Anthony Hudson

Hudson just released a statement

Michigan got $173M to transform rural health. Where is it going?

Some rural healthcare leaders say the first round of funds allocated from the Rural Health Transformation Program don’t go far enough to stabilize their industry amid federal cuts.

Proposal 1: Rewrite Michigan’s Constitution? Here’s how it would work

Michiganders will once again decide whether to rewrite the state constitution. Why not everyone is on board with the idea — or what it’ll look like.

Trump lowers fuel economy standards. Detroit automakers welcome change

Ford, GM and Stellantis welcomed the relaxed fuel economy standards. Environmental groups questioned the move.

News they don’t want you to see

Monday September 28, 2026

Who will be exempt from Medicaid work rules in Michigan? What to know

The US Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services issued guidance this month to define which Medicaid recipients are too frail to meet new work requirements that start after Jan.…

Fact check: Would Abdul El-Sayed raise taxes to pay for Medicare for All?

Republican Mike Rogers says Medicare for All would force tax hikes. Abdul El-Sayed says it would lower total costs. Here are the facts.

Abdul El-Sayed under microscope: His record, from public health to podcasts

What was Abdul El-Sayed’s record as a public health official, and did he deliver on his top priorities? Here’s what you need to know as he competes to be Michigan’s next US Senato…