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May 6, 2024
FLINT, Mich. - A crash on Saturday afternoon left one person dead and two others injured.The crash happened shortly after 2:30 p.m. onS. Grand Traverse St. at
January 17, 2024
Sacred Heart Veteran Village is scheduled to break ground in June 2024 aiming to provide housing and services for veterans.Catholic Charities announced ARPA fu
November 21, 2023
MTA, United Way, and Huntington Bank have launched a program for nonprofits in need of quality transportation for clients.
November 8, 2023
FLINT—Genesee County will soon be home to an innovative housing project aimed at uplifting American military veterans who need a safe place to stay and heal.
December 1, 2022
FLINT — The Flint Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) has once again launched its Emergency Bus Pass Program to ensure people in need will have access to transportation during the holidays. On Nov. 22, the MTA distributed thousands of bus passes to local 501c3 organizations and non-profit agencies whose clients need transportation for shelter, access to
September 15, 2022
The property was owned by the Mass Transportation Authority, which purchased it in January from the Genesee County Land Bank. The transaction is what led to the discovery of Collins
August 17, 2022
MTA will utilize the funds to expand its current hydrogen fueling station, located in Grand Blanc, and to purchase two hydrogen fuel cell buses.
August 16, 2022
Franklin Regional school board members filled a couple of the positions left open after the departure of several administrators in the past few months. School directors approved a new assistant superintendent and assistant high school principal, following the resignations of Robin Pynos and Ted Benning, respectively. Matthew Delp joins the
April 7, 2022
Ed Benning, CEO of The Mass Transportation Authority in Flint, said they saw some employment gains in 2019, only for the pandemic to send them two steps back.
February 23, 2022
More than $4.6 million dollars in federal funding is coming to Mid- Michigan as an effort to strengthen public transportation.