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La'Nita Brooks

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Past articles by La'Nita:

Family seeking justice for loved one killed in shooting

A family is seeking justice after their loved one was shot and killed outside a popular restaurant, and the investigator who was on the case is no longer with the police department. → Read More

Supporters speak in favor of animal rescue following police search warrant

After the Saginaw County Sheriff’s Office removed several animals from Amazing Grace Animal Rescue under a search warrant on Monday, numerous people have been voicing their support for the shelter. → Read More

Research shows Michigan homes may be overvalued

Research shows that homes in Michigan may be overvalued due to not taking climate change into consideration. → Read More

Local grocery store prepares for rush before storm

People are stocking up and preparing as mid-Michigan braces for another snow storm after recent severe weather left thousands without power across the state. → Read More

Schools undergoing a school nurse shortage

With children facing more chronic health issues and illnesses, school nurses are in high demand. → Read More

Flint FD remembers lost firefighter

A flint firefighter is being remembered for his bravery and service after he died after responding to a call this weekend. → Read More

Humane society discusses animal abuse laws

The case of animal abuse in Genesee County is prompting calls for stricter punishment for the crime, which is currently a 93-day misdemeanor. → Read More

Local teen honored as hero for saving coworker’s life

Not all heroes wear capes. A teen was recognized on Thursday, Feb. 16, by Bay City for her quick action that saved her coworker’s life. → Read More

Colleges evaluate safety procedures in wake of MSU shooting

In wake of the MSU shooting, a local community college is evaluating their current safety procedures. → Read More

MSU’s deadly mass shooting sparks school safety discussion

School safety and gun control debates are reignited after last night’s mass shooting at Michigan State University, leaving many wondering what, if anything, could have prevented it. → Read More

Bay City businesses impacted by bridge closure

The Lafayette Street Bridge in Bay City has been closed for repairs since Jan. 3 to hold the bridge over until a full renovation begins in 2024, and businesses are feeling the impact. → Read More

Flint residents and businesses impacted by boil filtered water advisory

The water main break in Flint has impacted residents and businesses across the city since Friday morning, Feb. 10. → Read More

Flint church holds service to honor lives lost to violence

Church Without Walls in Flint held an event to honor the lives of those lost to violence on Thursday, Feb. 9. → Read More

Real life Rosie the Riveter honored for work in WWII

A real life Rosie the Riveter is was some call the 100-year-old Bay City woman who was honored Wednesday for her work during WWII. → Read More

Fire Chief: Fire at former Days Inn declared arson

Fire crews from multiple agencies responded to a fire at the former Days Inn hotel on Dixie Highway near I-75. → Read More

Rescue officials warn residents about danger of ice activities

The U.S. Coast Guard is warning winter enthusiasts about unstable ice conditions after a total of 14 people were rescued from an ice floe in Saginaw Bay on Monday night. → Read More

Consumer experts warn buyers about buy now, pay later loans

Buy now, pay later loans (BNPL) have been on the rise in recent years, allowing shoppers to buy something online and then divvy up the cost of the purchase over a few weeks or months. Companies like Apple and Amazon are the latest to join the trend. → Read More

Flushing business to close after nearly 30 years

Cary Ann’s Hallmark Shop in Flushing will be closing after nearly 30 years in business. → Read More

Local NAACP leader responds to Tyre Nichols video

A local NAACP leader responded to the body cam video from the violent arrest of Tyre Nichols that Memphis police released on Friday night. → Read More

Whitmer calls for free pre-K statewide

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called for free pre-kindergarten across the state in her State of the State Address on Wednesday night. → Read More