Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to visit Flint Wednesday.

According to a report from The Detroit News, a campaign aide confirmed anonymously that Trump was planning a visit to Flint. Specific details were not made available.

The Trump campaign has not announced any formal plans for the visit, and a Flint stop is not listed on his schedule. The announced schedule shows Trump will be in Canton, Ohio for a 7 p.m. rally Wednesday.

Trump was last in Michigan Sept. 3, where he briefly addressed parishioners at the Great Faith Ministries International Church in Detroit and gave an interview to Bishop Wayne T. Jackson of the Impact Network.

Jackson's interview with Trump is set to air 9 p.m. Wednesday on the Impact Network.

A Flint campaign stop Wednesday would be Trump's fourth Michigan visit since accepting the Republican presidential nomination. He previously spoke to members of the Detroit Economic Club and held a campaign rally in Dimondale.