David Custer
WNEM TV5
Michigan, United States
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Day 2 of Snowfest, sculptures taking shape
Day two of Frankenmuth’s Snowfest is underway and things are starting to take shape. → Read More
40 Under 40 honored in Genesee County
Forty individuals were recognized at Blackstone’s Smokehouse in downtown Flint on Tuesday for being leaders and innovators in their industries. → Read More
Local park repurposes tennis court into an interactive bicycle garden
Flint's Mott Park repurposes tennis court into an interactive bicycle garden. → Read More
Former teacher, principal accused of sexual assault
A mid-Michigan teacher accused of sexual assault has been arrested. → Read More
Backup water system protects Flint from water main break
Hundreds of thousands of people in Michigan are under a boil water advisory after a main break over the weekend. → Read More
Back to the Bricks releases downtown closures for main event
Back to the Bricks organizers have released the map for the main event on Saturday, August 20, 2022. → Read More
Longtime WNEM reporter Jay Brandow has died
Retired WNEM news reporter Jay Brandow has passed away at the age of 67. → Read More
Injured bald eagle found in mid-Michigan recovering from surgery
An injured bald eagle was rescued in Tuscola County on Friday. → Read More
Downtown Flint’s tallest building illuminated for Ukraine
The Mott Foundation Building in downtown Flint is lighting up in solidarity with the colors of the Ukrainian flag. → Read More
Fenton Polar Plunge raises more than $90K for Special Olympics
Dozens braved below freezing temperatures and dove into the icy waters of Lake Fenton on Saturday, February 5th. It was part of an effort to help fund Special Olympics Michigan. → Read More
Neighboring school conducts active shooter training after Oxford massacre
When Oxford High School was under attack, students went into survival mode. → Read More
WNEM news anchor Meg McLeod ties the knot with former reporter
In a private afternoon ceremony in northern lower Michigan, news anchor Meg McLeod married former news reporter Andrew Keller on Saturday. → Read More
Hekmati: After Trump took office, I faced persecution from my own government
In the summer of 2011, Amir Hekmati was taken hostage by the Iranian government. He says he was visiting relatives and the birthplace of his parents for the first time → Read More
Local family mourning loss of fun-loving matriarch
A family is mourning a matriarch who inspired outpourings of affection. While the family is known for celebrating, they’re now coming together to say goodbye to a beloved woman. → Read More
Catch and release: Iconic Flint fish heading to bigger home
An iconic fish is heading to a much larger tank after spending decades at Flint’s Dort Mall. → Read More
Woman turns life around with her 'Spectacular' recipe for success
"I just wanted to be a different person. I knew I had been a decay on my community, so I wanted to be a different woman when I came home," → Read More
“Voice of the Martians” honored in Goodrich Friday night
Goodrich Area Schools paid tribute to a long-time teacher and athletic coach who passed away on May 7. → Read More
Woman transitions years after shocking incident with local pastor
“At a very young age I was telling my parents militantly this is who I am, but they would correct me and say I am a boy,” said Kish. → Read More
Mom's sea of grief leads her on mission to Puerto Rico
Each day starts anew on the small Puerto Rican island of Vieques still emerging from devastating hurricanes more than a year ago. → Read More
Mom motivated by late daughter to win bodybuilding competition
Grand Blanc mom, Tina Eisenbeis, has proudly added a new belt to her wardrobe. → Read More