Good morning, Flint.

Flint high school senior Bella White is urging lawmakers to approve a refundable tax credit that makes safe storage devices more affordable.

She is raising funds through her Assist Foundation to supply 1,000 homes with gun safes and locks.

Veterans of Mid-Michigan Honor Flight Mission 27 returned to their hometown Wednesday evening after a Washington, D.C. trip.

They left early Tuesday to visit memorials — a symbolic hug from the nation — and received a hero’s welcome.

Flint residents can attend a free three-part series on probate and estate planning hosted by the City of Flint Office of Public Health and attorney Ashley Prew at Mays Senior and Community Center from noon to 1 p.m. on Sept.

17, Oct. 1 and Oct. 15.

Comstock Public Schools opened its first new school building in 54 years — a 57,000 sqft STEM Academy with a robotics lab, extended learning areas and spaces for art, music and outdoor lessons.

The ribbon cutting took place on Sept. 10 and enrollment is open for grades K to 8.

Genesee Township is starting routine hydrant flushing from Sept 14 to Oct 4, between 11:00 p.m. + 7:00 a.m. Residents may notice cloudy water and are advised to run taps until water clears and avoid washing white clothes during these hours.