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 structure was washed away when the Edenville Dam failed in May.
Mid-Michigan nonprofit organizations are hoping to see record numbers of giving to meet the record numbers of need.
Drivers were more than ready for Hill Road to reopen between Saginaw and Center roads.
The Valley Area Agency on Aging is hoping people remember those who may be spending the season alone.
The Flushing Christian Outreach Center is hoping the community can step up to help them support those in need this holiday season.
While Hourtienne remains open for now, she knows that could quickly change and is ready to still reach her clients.
The diversity of Detroit’s population attracted the creators to use the area for testing.
He said the district used entirely remote learning before and thankfully they’re in good shape to do it again with a majority of students already having Chromebooks.
Flashing signs around the project have been advertising Nov. 14 as the opening date, but coronavirus is putting the brakes on those plans.
The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan says keeping up with demand may be difficult if the extension is not approved.
The state launched a mobile device app that tracks potential exposure to the illness and alerts those who may have had contact with someone diagnosed with coronavirus.
The Secretary of State’s Office is clearing up any confusion caused by differing results on the department’s website compared to what media outlets were showing across the state.
While these bridges won’t see all the repairs they need, the scaling or removal of loose concrete will help prolong their lifespan.
Election workers across Michigan will be enforcing policies that prohibit campaign logos.
They are gearing up for what could be the toughest winter season in the food bank’s history.
Poll workers will receive extra pay and due to the coronavirus pandemic thanks to a grant that the township received.
The small section of roadway is bringing people together in more ways than one.
While the snow is still holding off in Mid-Michigan, it’s not too far away.
In some local communities like Grand Blanc Township, clerks are already seeing that surge in ballots.
Like most businesses, restrictions like social distancing, limited capacity and masks will be required.
The Michigan Department of Transportation says many drivers ignore the signs to slow down when then enter work zones.
The Salvation Army is putting precautions in place as it prepares to open signups for holiday assistance.
McLaren Flint hospital is working to ensure every woman in Mid-Michigan has access to vital and potentially live-saving mammograms this year.
Thursday marks the first day of archery season for deer hunters in Michigan.
While roads have been quieter than usual with many people working from home, MDOT says roads are actually becoming more dangerous.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is happy with the recommended budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
The partnership between Lapeer Community Schools and McLaren Lapeer Region will give students access to telehealth doctor visits 24/7 for free regardless of whether they have access to health insurance.
Made in 2010, the bowl was donated by someone in the Lapeer community and has now found its way home.
For the third year, the district gave back by dedicating a day to bringing positivity into the community.
Zach Crim, the founder’s grandson, is lacing up his shoes and running toward a big goal this Sunday.
The Dort Highway extension is right on track and the I-75 interchange should reopen later this fall.
The organization plans to help even more during Hunger Awareness Month in September.
The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan is gearing up for a busy month as it continues to support thousands of families in need.
Catholic Charities has also moved its warehouse into a new larger location on Genesee Road, hoping more people will take advantage of what they can offer.
Eighth and Ninth streets, which run adjacent to the freeway, may shrink from three lanes to two.
Creating a good learning environment can also be a game changer when it comes to virtual learning.
As children head back to school, there are many questions lingering about what it might look like and it’s important to have a conversation about what to expect.
School superintendents around Mid-Michigan are taking similar precautions by limiting or eliminating volunteers and other visitors.
Saginaw Valley State University is preparing their entire campus for a different experience and lifestyle.
Davison Community Schools has made a number of changes to keep students healthy and safe during extra-curricular activities.
Rowan says he can’t even remember when he started wearing a mask and he’s giving other kids advice for how they can get through it too.
As many districts continue to adapt their back to school plans, some families are turning to homeschooling as an option.
Officials hope the addition of more roundabouts could play a major role in reducing red-light-running crashes.
M-13 has seen its fair share of construction over the past few years, but repaving the roadway from McGraw Street to Cass Avenue is setting the stage for the major reconstruction of the Lafayette Bridge in coming years.
The Crim Fitness Foundation is shifting gears and embracing running, because the sport can be done anywhere at any time.
Grand Blanc Township soccer field destroyed by truck
The study will look at a few main highways that are highly traveled by both commercial and tourism traffic.
The order only closes indoor bars with more than 70% of sales from alcohol.