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Jiquanda Johnson’s Biography

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Flint Beat‘s founder and publisher, Jiquanda Johnson is a Flint-area native with more than 16 years of experience in journalism including print, television and digital media. She has worked for The Detroit News, NBC25, Fox and MLive Media Group/The Flint Journal, where she covered the city of Flint.

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Jiquanda Johnson - Flint Beat

Jiquanda Johnson - Flint Beat

Flint Beat's founder and publisher, Jiquanda Johnson is a Flint-area native with more than 16 years of experi…

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Dakota Access protesters say they will focus on Flint water crisis

Dakota Access protesters say they will focus on Flint water crisis

CANNON BALL, ND -- The North Dakota pipeline battle may be over but veterans and community activists supporti…

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Legionnaires' survivors still picking up pieces after deadly outbreak

Legionnaires' survivors still picking up pieces after deadly outbreak

FLINT, MI -- As researchers try to unravel the mystery behind 12 Legionnaires' deaths and their potential con…

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Posts - Jiquanda Johnson | jjohns16@mlive.com | MLIVE.com

Posts - Jiquanda Johnson | jjohns16@mlive.com | MLIVE.com

Jiquanda Johnson | jjohns16@mlive.com

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Man who called Flint's mayor a 'Black Racist' says he doesn't want any trouble

Man who called Flint's mayor a 'Black Racist' says he doesn't want any trouble

ROSEVILLE, MI - The man behind a postcard sent to Mayor Karen Weaver says he only wrote it after he disagreed…

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Flint Mayor says she's 'fearful' for her life

Flint Mayor says she's 'fearful' for her life

FLINT, MI - Documents filed with the Genesee County Personal Protection office say Flint Mayor Karen Weaver f…

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Articles

Flint Police Department adds 8 recruits as city works to increase patrol presence

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By Jiquanda Johnson Verified
| Flint Beat
Flint Police Department is adding eight academy recruits as city leaders seek to boost future patrol staffing amid concerns about gun violence. Flint City Police Chief Terence Green speaks on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026, as city officials held a public safety update at The Dome at Flint City Hall, outlining the city’s efforts to address gun violence and calling for a public safety summit. (Anthony Summers | Flint Beat) FLINT, Mich.
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Consumers Energy to close Flint payment office: Here's where you can pay your bill

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By Jiquanda Johnson Verified
| Flint Beat
Consumers Energy will close its Flint payment office Dec. 1. Customers can still pay in person at 19 nearby authorized retail locations, or use online, phone and mail options. Courtesy Photo (Consumers Energy)Thomas Gennara FLINT, Mich. — Consumers Energy will close its Flint direct payment office beginning Dec. 1, 2026 affecting thousands of customers who still use the location to pay their utility bills in person.
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Election law experts breaks down Supreme Court ruling on mail voting restrictions

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By Jiquanda Johnson Verified
| Flint Beat
A Supreme Court ruling leaves Trump’s proposed mail voting restrictions unresolved, while a separate injunction keeps USPS changes on hold ahead of the midterms. A U.S. Supreme Court decision involving President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict mail voting has created new uncertainty ahead of the November midterm elections, but it does not mean mail voting rules are changing just yet.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first professional job outside of editor of my college paper was a gig working as a community journalist for The Detroit News.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Social media is another medium to share news information and engage readers.