Good morning, Flint.

Wade Wines, a Holly resident, rescued a 36-year-old snowmobiler who fell through the ice on Bush Lake on Jan.

4 and was honored with a life-saving award by the Oakland County Sheriff's Office—this event reminds residents to stay cautious on frozen lakes with changing temperatures.

On Friday, a large tree from Land Bank property fell in Onquette Woodyard Hightower’s yard and damaged her fence for the third time in six years — raising safety concerns for her grandchildren.

Genesee County Land Bank said they will address the issue within 20 to 25 work days.

Mrs. Doubtfire, a new musical comedy based on the beloved film, will perform at Whiting Auditorium on Jan.

25 at 7 p.m. Tickets start at $43 with a discount to $32 for Genesee County residents.

On Christmas Eve, a viral video showed 100 inmates at Genesee County Jail joining hands to recite the Lord’s Prayer — a moment Sheriff Chris Swanson said marks positive culture change within the facility through new educational and skills programs.

Michigan State University College of Human Medicine and Flint residents secured a $700K grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to lead a multi-year research program that will use a community-based model (combining local voices and academic expertise) to shape health funding priorities.

The Flint Township Planning Commission voted Thursday, Jan.

8 to recommend Ambers Wheat West, a proposed 259-home development north of West Maple Avenue. The plan offers mix homes and keeps 27 percent of the 86-acre site as open space, and it now moves to the township board.

NLCA Boys Varsity Basketball Game

7-8:15 p.m. — Michigan School for the Deaf — Free entry — Cheer on the local varsity basketball team as they face off against New Life Christian Academy.

Lego Club

4:30-6:00 p.m. — Gloria Coles Flint Public Library — Free entry — Combine the fun of LEGOs with coding in a creative environment for ages 8 and up.