Good morning, Flint.

Throughout the summer, Flint residents gather for Momentum & Motivation Mondays along MLK Ave. between Pasadena & Jamieson, enjoying food, music, and youth activities each Monday from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. through August 24.

Crime Stoppers of Flint and Genesee County launched the GROW UP campaign to urge young people to avoid retaliation and violence; the initiative uses billboards, public service announcements and social media outreach across the county.

Gas prices in Michigan fell to their lowest levels since April, and AAA reported that regular unleaded is now $4.01 per gallon—down 18 cents from last week.

Motorists pay about $60 for a full 15-gallon tank.

Governor Whitmer’s office announced $74 million in medical debt forgiveness for nearly 72,000 Michiganders, with eligible residents receiving letters this week + the relief targets those earning 400% or below the federal poverty level or with debts over 5% of annual income.

Michigan DHHS director Elizabeth Hertel is stepping down to spend more time with her family + the governor’s office has named acting director Amy Epkey to lead the agency.

Hertel’s last day is Tuesday, June 30.

Independent pharmacists in mid-Michigan warn that pharmacy benefit managers are driving local pharmacy closures and reducing access to prescriptions.

John Gross (owner of a six-location group) and others raised concerns with Rep. Bierlein as closures create pharmacy deserts for residents.

Fenton graduate student Bridget Plude is using a new 3D imaging microscope at CMU to study migrasomes (strange cell structures) that may help stop cancer spread; the $730K microscope was installed last month.

Flint’s Men’s Health First and city officials host a free health fair for men to receive screenings, education and local resources — the event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 27 at McKinley Senior Center on Peer Avenue.

New Lothrop's softball team maintained an undefeated record in the Mid-Michigan Activities Conference and earned five First Team picks along with Coach of the Year Chad Henige.

The season outcomes were announced after the team posted a 16-0 record in conference play.

Michigan basketball promoted Mike Boynton Jr. to interim head coach Monday morning after Dusty May left for an NBA job in Dallas.

Boynton (44) served as top assistant during the Wolverines’ national championship run and will lead the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.

The All-Saginaw Valley League announced its 2026 girls soccer teams for the North and South Divisions, awarding honors like MVP and Keeper of the Year.

Flint Powers players are among the recognized South Division athletes, with coaches selecting first and second team rosters.

Fabulous Florence: Grand Duchesses & Women Artists at the Medici Court

Lecture — Time Range — Flint Institute of Arts Museum Shop — Cost Info — Explore the paths of women patrons and artists thriving in 17th century Florence at the Medici court.

Oakland County FC vs. Flint City Bucks

7-9 p.m. — Atwood Stadium — Free admission for military personnel and families — Cheer on the Bucks for Military Appreciation Night with live jersey auction benefiting veterans.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Cruise in style with fellow car enthusiasts at this community-centric car show.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Celebrate your love for cars with fellow enthusiasts at this exciting car cruise event.

Wellness Wednesdays: Taboo and Minute to Win It

6-7:30 p.m. — Ballenger Park — Free entry — Recharge and connect through laughter and fun games at this community wellness event.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Rev your engines and showcase your ride at this exciting car cruise for enthusiasts and spectators alike.

2026 Really Cool Comic Con

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Dort Financial Center — Cost info not provided — Explore a world of comics, cosplay, and creativity at this exciting convention.