Good morning, Flint.

Boxing legend Joe Byrd, a longtime Flint coach and athlete, died at 89 last week—Hope Network recently opened a new behavioral health center on Beecher Road to expand local mental health care.

Mt. Morris police warned residents of rising vehicle break-ins and juvenile curfew violations—while a 19-year-old accused in a homicide is set to stand trial and Flint’s new downtown parking meter system is expected to launch within three weeks.

Flint Township Police arrested two teenagers after a routine traffic stop on Saturday night when officers found three guns with high-capacity magazines, including one reported stolen — the 18-year-old was taken to Genesee County Jail while the 17-year-old was released to his parents.

The 53rd Annual Sloan Museum Auto Fair took place on Saturday and Sunday at Durant Plaza from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—the event featured rare rides such as a custom vehicle built for King Edward, antique tractors, classic motorcycles and show cars, with proceeds supporting the museum's restoration work.

Fenton Firecracker Run

9:45 a.m. — Ellen Street Campus — $ — Get fit before the Fenton 4th of July Parade with this fun annual 5K run.

6th Annual Carriage Town Porch Fest

9 PM – 2 AM — 322 W 1st Ave, Flint, MI — Free entry — Immerse in an exciting showcase of local music, food, and art at Porchfest 2025.

Levitt AMP Series: The Claudettes

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Totem Books — Free entry — Experience a vibrant fusion of blues, R&B, and punk rock energy from The Claudettes.

ADA Day Celebration 2025

11 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Powers Catholic High School — Free entry — Celebrate ADA Day with food, fun, and accessible activities including a free TDN Drawstring Bag.

Pain Management & Mobility Workshop

8 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Hyatt Place Flint / Grand Blanc — $0 for Doctor Program Members, $289 for Non-Member DCs — Explore innovative pain management techniques to help enhance patient care.