Sydney Cariel
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Flint, MI, United States
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District Finals Top Play Nominees
Vote for our district finals Top Play of the Week! The winner will be revealed Sunday at 11. → Read More
HS Girls Hoops - Standish-Sterling at Hemlock
HEMLOCK, Mich. (WJRT) - Standish-Sterling cruises past Hemlock 67-25. All rights reserved. → Read More
HS Girls Hoops
REESE, Mich. (WJRT) - Reese hangs on to beat Bad Axe 33-31. Copyright 2021 WJRT. All rights reserved. → Read More
HS Girls Hoops - Freeland at Frankenmuth
Frankenmuth stays undefeated with 63-22 win over Freeland. → Read More
HS Girls Hoops - Nouvel C.C. at Carrollton
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - Panthers get big road win 73-32 All rights reserved. → Read More
Hart’s Closet gives nearly 50 Davison families new hope at Christmas
Hart’s Closet offers a new resource for foster children and those in need who may not have a permanent home or family to provide for them. → Read More
Champion boxer Claressa Shields signs deal to enter MMA fights
The undefeated Flint native is arguably the No. 1 female boxer in the world. But now she wants to make history again. → Read More
MHSAA suspends fall tournaments, winter sports for three weeks
The Michigan High School Athletic Association has suspended its fall tournaments for football, girls swimming and diving, and girls volleyball for three weeks. In addition, the MHSAA put a pause on all winter practices and competitions scheduled to begin over the next three weeks. → Read More
Churchill’s Food & Spirits plans to stay open and flexible despite capacity limits
Churchills Food & Spirits in downtown Flint will continue to move forward during uncertain times. → Read More
Grand Blanc running back escapes tragedy
Around 4 o’clock on Friday, Grand Blanc junior Elijah Jackson-Anderson was on his daily commute on 475 heading to the high school gearing up to take the field for week two of the football season. But within seconds, that all changed. → Read More
Michigan House approves $300 weekly unemployment benefit boost
The House approved Senate Bill 745, which allows spending $2.9 billion of federal funding for the Lost Wages Assistance Program. → Read More
Flint destroys 384 confiscated guns instead of auctioning them
The city recently destroyed 384 confiscated guns rather than continue a practice of auctioning them off, which started in 2017. → Read More
Michigan Renaissance Festival planning drive-through event for 2 weekends
The Michigan Renaissance Festival is planning a drive-through event over two weekends this month. → Read More
Mid-Michigan football coaches hoping to salvage a fall season
High school football teams across Mid-Michigan have been on a roller coaster this summer. → Read More
White House public tours to resume Sept. 12 with COVID rules
All guests over age 2 will be required to wear a face covering and practice social distancing. → Read More
Baby girl recovers from delivery by emergency C-section after mother killed in Calif. crash
The suspected drunken driver accused in the crash that killed the baby's mother is charged with second-degree murder. → Read More
Free COVID-19 testing offered without prescriptions in Flint
To help get more residents tested, the City of Flint teamed up with the Michigan National Guard to operate a two-day, drive-through COVID-19 testing site that is absolutely free. → Read More
Construction workers may get back on the job beginning May 7
Construction workers will have to take additional safety measures when they get back to work to prevent spreading coronavirus on the job site. → Read More
Double-lung transplant patient and father of three survives COVID-19
'I was scared. For this one, I was more scared than the lung transplant to be honest because it's so unknown.' → Read More
Gov. Whitmer: It's OK to be upset about coronavirus restrictions
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has extended the stay-home order to April 30th while also adding restrictions on commercial and personal activities. Among some Michiganders, frustration has increased. → Read More