Crime

Driving over the Mackinac Bridge can be nerve racking enough, but imagine hearing gunshots while you were on the bridge. That's exactly what happened on Saturday, June 12th as the bridge was packed with weekend traffic. The Michigan State Police reported the incident and arrested one man afterward...

Police responded to a call yesterday on the 400 block of E.Blvd Drive where authorities showed up and found a man that was later pronounced dead. The police found the man in the river behind the Farmer's Market in Flint. The investigation is still ongoing and details are scarce...

Saginaw saw a spike in violence yesterday with four shootings being reported within 24 hours. Now, I'm from Flint and I'm no stranger to violence and things tend to get a bit more violent as the summer heat picks up. More people are out in the streets which means more opportunities for violence...

Reese is recovering.

Flint's Mayor Sheldon Neeley has doubled the reward for any information that will help the city catch these businesses that are dumping used tires all over Flint. This goes to show you that we have people in our community that look at our neighborhoods as trash cans...

Flint has seen a total of 21 homicides going into 2021 and Flint Police Chief Terence Green is asking the public to speak up. In a press conference, Chief Green pointed out that the main problem they're having with violence is the lack of cooperation with the victims...

A Flint mail carrier is facing charges after lying to police about the details of a fight with two other women.

Michigan State Police are investigating a shooting that took place on Dayton and Dupont street that left a 16-year-old lifeless.  Details are vague, but this has been the nature of the Flint area since I was a kid. Some many crimes go unsolved, mainly because of the lack of community involvement...

Do you have a rap sheet aka a criminal record? Under Michigan's new expungement laws, there may be some arrests and or convictions that can be expunged. These changes went into effect on Sunday, April 11th. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessell, has set up a website that can answer your questions when it comes to clearing your record...

A law put in place will help give people a second chance at getting a better job and removing that negative stigma of having a felony on your record. This expungement program has been pushed before locally by Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley and now it's gaining even more momentum...

Burton Police have created a new program to help keep neighborhoods safe.

Far out man.