Political

Everybody's favorite uncle Eric Mays was voted out of his seat as president of the Flint City Council after a 10-hour meeting. After what seemed like a super unnecessary length of time six of the city council members voted to remove Eric Mays as Flint City Council President and of course, Uncle Mays didn't go quietly...

Prices for gas are finally showing a decline all around Michigan, and just in time before the eventual summer spike in prices that will come and destroy your wallet. There are a few key factors into why prices are going down according to WXYZ ...

Flint could be in the process of a major upgrade as current Mayor Sheldon Neeley put together a proposal for 16 million dollars for blight control (messed up houses) and is making its way to the Genesee County Land Bank. This project is aimed solely at demolition for the city of Flint with over 800 dilapidated houses on the hit list, this project is way overdue...

The new law is known as The Marijuana Opportunity and Expungement Act or (MORE).

The next mayoral election has just got way more interesting as ex-mayor Karen Weaver will have some competition running against current Mayor Sheldon Neeley now that Flint City Council's infamous Eric Mays has thrown his hat into the race...

At a rally held in Michigan this weekend, former President Donald Trump made fun of the spelling and pronunciation of Republican Peter Meijer's last name.

The Michigan legislature has moved one step closer to banning the use of red-light cameras to ticket drivers.

As Michiganians dig deeper into their pockets every time they fill up, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is proposing a pause on Michigan's six percent sales tax.

A Republican nominee for the Michigan House of Representatives is trying to do damage control after allegedly making a controversial comment about rape.

After just over a two-year absence, Dr. Karen Weaver is looking to reclaim the title of Mayor of Flint.

A Grand Rapids, Michigan bar owner decided to show support for Ukraine the best way he knew how by refusing to serve Russian vodka in his bar.

Woodrow Stanley, Flint's first African-American mayor, was elected to the city's top office in 1991.