Today there was a lot of commotion in Grand Blanc Township when word started spreading about an active shooter in the area There were rumors of an active shooter at a local hospital and rumors or an active shooter at an Arby's restaurant nearby After talking to employees at the Arby's restaurant located at the corner of Holly and Pollock in Grand Blanc Township I was told by Arby's staff that police and other local officials were lined up all the way from Pollock in front of their business to the hospital just down the street So there was clearly not an active shooter at the restaurant They also told me that local police sent drones into the air to assist upon their arrival to search for the potential shooter So I reached out to the Grand Blanc Township Police Department to get some clarification After speaking with Sergeant Tim Bueche we can now call this not just a rumor but also a myth While local police responded they contacted the hospital to let them know there were in the area Bueche said, 'Either way there was absolutely no threat and no one was ever in danger.' someone called 9-1-1 triggering the local police to respond We still haven't confirmed who made the initial call but in this case it turned out to be nothing While police did implement all protocols in an active shooter response it was later determined that there was never any threat Residents in Grand Blanc and Grand Blanc Township can rest easy knowing that no bullets have been flying in that particular incident I went to take the photo you see at the top of this article when I arrived on the scene and there was no police presence Today there was a lot of commotion in Grand Blanc Township when word started spreading about an active shooter in the area.\nRead More Today there was a lot of commotion in Grand Blanc Township when word started spreading about an active shooter in the area. There were rumors of an active shooter at a local hospital and rumors or an active shooter at an Arby's restaurant nearby. After talking to employees at the Arby's restaurant located at the corner of Holly and Pollock in Grand Blanc Township, I was told by Arby's staff that police and other local officials were lined up all the way from Pollock in front of their business to the hospital just down the street. So there was clearly not an active shooter at the restaurant. They also told me that local police sent drones into the air to assist upon their arrival to search for the potential shooter. So I reached out to the Grand Blanc Township Police Department to get some clarification. After speaking with Sergeant Tim Bueche, who called me back, we can now call this not just a rumor but also a myth. While local police responded they contacted the hospital to let them know there were in the area. Bueche said, 'Either way there was absolutely no threat and no one was ever in danger.' Apparently, someone called 9-1-1 triggering the local police to respond. We still haven't confirmed who made the initial call, but in this case it turned out to be nothing. While police did implement all protocols in an active shooter response, it was later determined that there was never any threat . The community was never in danger, and there was not an active shooter. Residents in Grand Blanc and Grand Blanc Township can rest easy knowing that no bullets have been flying in that particular incident. I went to take the photo you see at the top of this article when I arrived on the scene and there was no police presence, or any other sign that anything was wrong. Everything is cool! GRAND BLANC, Mich. – A local restaurant that has spent a quarter of a century serving the Grand Blanc community will close its doors for good this summer. On June 13th, DaEdoardo North will close up shop, but not without celebrating the past 25 years of the business. See a message from the owner of the Italian eatery here: Could there be another restaurant in the future? The owner, Eddie Barbieri says there may be an opportunity, but for now, he is looking forward to the next chapter of rest. GRAND BLANC, Mich.— May is Teacher Appreciation Month, and a mid-Michigan school has received an award in the spirit of celebration. Every May, Box Tops for Education celebrates the educators who go above and beyond for their students — and this year, Box Tops is highlighting its recent $300,000 award to schools nationwide. The funding — provided in December 2024 to 10 different schools across the country — is now being brought to life this spring, transforming classrooms, playgrounds, and student experiences through educator-led initiatives. Brendel Elementary School in Grand Blanc was one of these 10 schools, and received $30,000. Box Tops for Education, established by General Mills in 1996, is one of the nation's longest-running school earnings programs. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. In Genesee County the Grand Blanc Fire Department rescued two men from an icy pond after falling through while ice fishing. The Grand Blanc Township Fire Department says it happened just before 2:30pm Monday afternoon in the 6200 block of Canter Creek Trail. According to the Fire Department one of the men fell into water and became incapacitated and the other man fell in while trying to rescue him. One man was rescued with assistance from the Grand Blanc Township Police Department. Firefighters then located the other man underwater, below the ice about 60 feet from shore in about 8 to 10 feet of water. He was pulled onto shore in less than 15 minutes by firefighters. Both men were transported to Henry Ford Health Genesys Hospital, their current condition is unknown at this time. President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. WATCHNo threat found after police make sweeps through Grand Blanc H.S – UPDATE: The City of Grand Blanc Police Department has released details on what this morning's threat entailed A large police presence was seen on Grand Blanc High School’s campus on Wednesday morning An email was sent to parents saying that law enforcement is investigating and that school administration has taken safety measures The City of Grand Blanc Police Department made this statement: The GBCS Superintendent provided this update: - A human error made while turning led to an accident where one car was left flipped over Wednesday night The incident happened at the intersection of Grand Blanc and Fenton Roads Grand Blanc Police were on scene to remove the flipped vehicle This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.