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Bill giving labor bosses access to nonmembers’ contact data is an ‘unwarranted invasion of privacy,’ says Michigan Association of School Boards

Breaking ground. From left, Eliot P. Laws, administrative trustee for the RACER trust; State Sen. John Cherry, Jr. (D-Flint Township); Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley, State Rep. Cynthia Neeley (D-Flint); Susan Harvey, senior vice president of Ashley Capital; Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer; U.S. Congressman Dan Kildee (D-Flint); Mott Foundation President and CEO Ridgway White; and Tyler

Democrats said the measure was needed to ensure unions had the ability to help employees. But Republicans argued the change could lead to harassment.

GENESEE COUNTY, Mich. (WJRT) - A $5.2 million resurfacing project will bring more life to Genesee Countys I-75 freeway.

In one of the most bizarre injuries ever reported by this paper, a man revealed how he suffered a broken back when his mother’s GRAVESTONE fell on top of him.

Ceremonies on Monday celebrated more than $1.3 billion in economic investment for Flint’s industrial development. At the first event, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined local and state leaders and …

The Retired Men’s Fellowship of Greater Flint meets every Monday morning at the FIM, September through May. Photos by Ben Gagnon FLINT — For many retirees, life after retirement can be filled with uncertainty and a need to contribute back to society in meaningful ways. That’s where the Retired Men’s Fellowship of Greater Flint (RMFGF)

The state plans to start a $5.2-million resurfacing project on north and southbound I-75 from M-54 to US-23 on Monday, June 5, and is warning drivers they should expect lane closures, traffic shifts, and eventually a detour before the project is completed in August.

He was charged with attempted homicide after the May 26 shooting on Disbrow Street.

Bipartisan bill package would create new requirements for commercial guiding in Michigan.