Mallory Pearson
Reporter
Flint, MI
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Mallory Pearson is the ABC12 News This Morning traffic reporter and a general assignment reporter.
The first shift jobs start at $13 or $14 an hour.
The new COVID-19 vaccination clinic is located in the former Sears at the Fashion Square Mall on Tuesday mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Hill Road is closed between Saginaw and Center roads to finish paving and wrap up a widening project started last summer.
Grand Blanc Township Police Chief Ron Wiles said a simple checklist can protect residents from theft.
Costilla was honored Thursday as one of the best in the business. Her colleagues, friends and family all came to celebrate her.
The school district is adding two more therapy dogs to the “Paw Patrol” after seeing success in its elementary schools.
Tracey Peltier with the Downtown Farmers Market in Owosso said local business owners now have another venue to build their brand.
The free rides will be offered from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and must be scheduled in advance.
The 15-week program starts in May and groups meet weekly until race weekend in August.
Michigan State Police Trooper Anthony Marcelin clocked multiple drivers going nearly 15 mph over the speed limit.
Whitmer said small community clinics like the church are key for Michigan to meet its COVID-19 vaccine goals this year.
Parent Sharon Mozola said was fate that placed Joe Shoopman in the right place at the right time to save her daughter’s life.
All five drivers received speeding tickets and one was arrested for drunken driving.
MDOT says fickle Michigan weather could play a part in how the $100 million project progresses.
A Hurley Medical Center doctor said he’s seen the success of the antibody treatments being expanded in Michigan.
United Way CEO Holly Miller said the partnership will not only show local teachers the appreciation they deserve but support small businesses.
Dr. Brian Ahmedani with Henry Ford Health System said provisional data shows suicide rates in 2020 have declined.
The organization is gearing up for its annual the Cinco De Mayo “Holy Moley” event.
The roundabouts would be part of a $34.3 million investment to rebuild over five miles of westbound U.S. 10 in 2023.
Over 55,000 residents in the county have been vaccinated.
Specifically, late filing, claims based on COVID-19 and relaxed eligibility requirements for the state’s Work Share program are ending.
Michigan State Police say these types of incidents are sadly becoming more common, but runners and walkers can protect themselves on the road.
Some people are requesting spots at multiple clinics, then forgetting to cancel the others once they get a shot.
HGTV star sets sights on Flint as next renovation city.
To make it happen, each student had to write a persuasive essay on why their design was the best.
University President Bob Davies said more than 75% of CMU’s fall courses will have a face-to-face component.
Eligible clients will see additional food assistance benefits on their Bridge Cards from March 20 to 30.
The 16 bridges along I-75 and U.S. 23 will see repairs beginning Tuesday.
The university-run mobile health clinic is hitting the road for vulnerable populations in rural Michigan communities.
MDOT says this temporary bridge will be in place for years before a permanent structure is built.
The last 365 days probably felt like the longest year for most people.
All the money will be going into the Greater Flint Urgent Relief Fund, which was created for nonprofits to serve the community.
A new partnership in Grand Blanc Township will ensure those people get the support they need.
Phone banks working to set up 3,000 appointments for Saturday and Sunday are having difficulty getting in touch with people.
The new statewide economic coalition, Reopen Michigan Safely, is dedicated to reopening the state safely -- and hopefully soon.
MidMichigan Health has administered nearly 32,000 vaccine doses so far.
After months without service, the Saginaw-area bus system is back up a running Monday with additional routes -- going from nine routes up to 10.
The MidMichigan Health virtual program Bridge to Belonging is aiming to explore the issue of loneliness.
The United Way Home in a Box program is providing 50 families with essential items to restock their homes.
While it may feel nice outside, these temperature swings can be bad news for roads.
The projects all are part of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s $3.5 billion Rebuilding Michigan road construction bonding plan.
Some streets are just now seeing a snow plow, including a neighborhood off Lapeer Road.
The new Campus Mental Health and Wellness Center is designed to address a growing demand for mental health support on campus.
Ice and snow built up on natural gas and electric meters also could cause them to stop working, which would cut off service to the home.
Some areas in Mid-Michigan will see half a foot of snow Monday night and Tuesday morning.
In Mid-Michigan, there are dozens of intersections making the top 200 most dangerous -- all seeing upwards of 45 crashes in 2019.
At just 25% capacity, Andiamo in Fenton said they will see their at least cut in half this Valentine’s Day compared to last year.
The Flint Cultural Center Academy student brought his idea to his teacher, Kathy Lee, who jumped into action to help him make it a reality.
One doctor said everyone may want to think twice before venturing outside over the weekend.
The city of Fenton, which has owned the building since it was built, has sold the property to Union Joints.