Good morning, Flint.

A 25-year-old man was fatally stabbed at a McDonald's on the 1800 block of South Dort Highway Friday night around 5:40 p.m.—police said he was involved in an altercation with a 53-year-old man who was treated then arrested.

Local venues in Flint and nearby areas will host St. Patrick's Day events on March 16 and 17 with traditional Irish food, drinks, and live music.

Options include green beer, corned beef and cabbage specials and a unique Lucky Charms matcha at a local coffeehouse.

At the Flint Islamic Center, families and volunteers set out dates, water, and food for breaking their fast after Maghrib prayer during Ramadan.

The center (built in 1987) in Clayton Township (10 miles west) has grown with a rising local Muslim community that includes doctors and store owners who help at the mosque.

Renae Voight, a sixth‑grade teacher at Linden Charter Academy, won the Golden Apple Award during an assembly in Flint—she was nominated by a fellow educator for making her classroom a safe space for students.

Her dedication has been praised by her family and colleagues who see her work as more than just a job.

A groundbreaking ceremony on March 14 at 2101 Lewis St. marked the start of building a $4 million bilingual early education center on Flint’s east side that will teach in English and Spanish.

The new two-story center (serving 65 young students) is expected to open in about one year (with state and city grants funding the project).

Flint will hire 100 teenagers this summer for the Safe & Clean Initiative as announced by Mayor Sheldon Neeley—promising a six-week program for ages 15 to 18 that offers job skills, peer mediation training and community engagement activities once approved by City Council.

The first settlement checks from the $626 million Flint water settlement fund will be mailed in the next couple weeks to families of 12 victims who died from Legionnaires’ disease linked to the water crisis.

Most other payments are set for late summer or early fall as claim verifications continue — some claimants may face further delays.

45th Annual Pot O' Gold Races

The Pot O' Gold event features a 4-mile race, a kids' race, and a unique Beer Dash, along with post-race celebrations including live music and food in downtown Flint.

RAIN: A Tribute to The Beatles

RAIN delivers a masterful, live tribute to The Beatles, capturing their music and essence from the early days through their final albums.

Justin Rose Concert at Capitol Theater

Country music artists Justin Rose, Evan James, and Michael Root will perform at the Capitol Theatre for an evening of live entertainment.

A Year with Frog & Toad - Theatre Production

This whimsical production from UM-Flint Fine & Performing Arts brings to life the beloved friendship of Frog and Toad, based on Arnold Lobel's cherished books.

Flint Firebirds vs. Saginaw Spirit - Fan Appreciation Night

The Flint Firebirds will host the Saginaw Spirit on Fan Appreciation Night, featuring a game at the Dort Financial Center.

Lakeview Concert at The Machine Shop

Lakeview will perform live at The Machine Shop in Flint, MI, featuring an exciting atmosphere for music enthusiasts.

Lily Rose Live Concert

Enjoy an evening performance by Lily Rose at The Machine Shop Concert Lounge in Flint.

Vehicle City Sports Card & Memorabilia Show - Flint's Premier Sports Card Event

The Vehicle City Sports Card Show in Flint is the largest sports card trade show in the area, showcasing a variety of memorabilia for collectors and enthusiasts.

On-Site Tour at Sugarbush Living

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. | Sugarbush Living- Woodkrest House | Free entry | Explore exceptional senior living featuring top-rated care, nutritious meals, and engaging activities.

ZZ Top Concert

7-9 p.m. — FIM Capitol Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Rock out with the legendary band known for their iconic sound and electrifying performances.