Denver's racial diversity varies widely based on the area; the white populations of zip codes range from 24 to 88 percent.

The restaurant is open Monday through Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Saginaw Township Chick-fil-A location is the second in mid-Michigan. A Flint Township location opened in September 2023.

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SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - A 36-year-old Saginaw man was killed in a stabbing Monday evening, Jan. 20. Officers from the Saginaw Police Department responded to S. 6th Street and Federal at 6:13 p.m ...

SAGINAW, MI — Almost three years since a basketball trainer died of a drug overdose, a jury has convicted a Saginaw man of providing the fatal batch. Jurors deliberated for about an hour before ...

SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - The Michigan Department of Transportation is holding an open house to discuss a planned project to rebuild eastbound M-58 from Avalon Avenue to Bay Street in the city of ...

SAGINAW, MI - A 31-year-old Saginaw man has been arrested in connection to a traffic stop late Tuesday when the driver began to flee, briefly dragging a Michigan State Police trooper. A 30-second ...

How has Michigan cracked the code? Wolf's defense has been the key. He's gotten a lot better since his start at Yale, switching almost always in 1-through-4 coverage and has upgraded his ...

SAGINAW, MI. (KATU) — Two Michigan State Troopers had a scary situation on Tuesday, January 14. A 31-year-old suspect was arrested at his residence shortly after a dramatic traffic stop where ...

SAGINAW, MI. (WJRT) - A partnership that has been in place for more than a decade to help reduce crime in the state's most violent cities, could be changing. In fact, it could be ending.