Newsroom
Corrections policy
We correct the record when we get something wrong — clearly and as quickly as we can.
Policy
If Saginaw Front Page publishes an error of fact — wrong name, date, title, quote, figure, or other material fact — we correct the article and note the change when the error is substantive.
- Corrections fix factual errors that affect meaning.
- Clarifications add context when wording was incomplete or confusing but not strictly false.
- Updates add new developments; they are labeled when they change the story after publication.
How we handle it
- Editors review the claim against reporting and source materials.
- The story is corrected in place when an error is confirmed.
- For substantive errors, we add an editor’s note describing what was wrong and what was corrected.
- Social posts that spread an error are corrected or withdrawn when practical.
Request a correction
Email corrections@saginawfrontpage.news or use the contact form (choose “Correction / clarification”). Include the article link, the incorrect text, and the correct information with a source if you have one.