Katrianna Ray

2 weeks ago | nbc25news.com | Kyle Makin |Katrianna Ray

UPDATE: City officials are saying that, since there was a drop in pressure, a precautionary boil water advisory is now in effect. According to the city, water service was restored Monday at approximately 6 p.m. and a water sample was taken less then two hours later at 7:40 p.m. The boil water advisory is in effect for New Street , South of Smith Street, and the entirety of Allen Street for at least 48 hours, or until the City of Clio receives the results from a second bacteria sample.

Jan 17, 2025 | midmichigannow.com | Katrianna Ray

FLINT, Mich.— As kids, those who loved the Scholastic Book Fair would pour over the yearly catalog, circling their favorites in anticipation of the big day. They would save up their allowance for all the trinkets, bookmarks, and stickers they could get their hands on. Chasing that nostalgic love that they had while visiting the book fairs as children, adults now are creating their own book fairs. At Sloan Museum of Discovery, they are reigniting this love with a Grown Up Book Fair.

Jan 13, 2025 | midmichigannow.com | Katrianna Ray

FLINT, Mich.— Three people have been selected to serve as Flint's Third Ward ambassadors. These Ambassadors will serve in an advisory capacity, gathering feedback, facilitating discussions, and bringing the concerns of Third Ward residents to city officials. They do not hold any decision-making authority, according to the city. For almost three months, the third ward for the City of Flint has been left without a representative due to the passing of Councilman Quincy Murphy.

Jan 13, 2025 | midmichigannow.com | Katrianna Ray

DETROIT, Mich.— The Detroit Lions are returning to the playoffs and while fans are excited to cheer on their team, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is encouraging ticket-seekers to watch out for online ticket scams. Nessel wants Lions fans to remain vigilant when looking for tickets on the internet for the divisional round game, and potentially the conference championship game, and to be mindful of scammers who seek to profit from the frenzy surrounding the home team.

Jan 13, 2025 | upnorthlive.com | Katrianna Ray

DETROIT, Mich.— The Detroit Lions are returning to the playoffs and while fans are excited to cheer on their team, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is encouraging ticket-seekers to watch out for online ticket scams. Nessel wants Lions fans to remain vigilant when looking for tickets on the internet for the divisional round game, and potentially the conference championship game, and to be mindful of scammers who seek to profit from the frenzy surrounding the home team.