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Category: Government

Flint Township Voters Will Get Asked if Their Name is the Problem on November Ballot
2026 Election, Government, Opinion

Flint Township Voters Will Get Asked if Their Name is the Problem on November Ballot

A ballot measure in Flint Township will once again try and force a name change to distance the community from Flint. Continue reading Flint Township Voters Will Get Asked if Their Name is the Problem on November Ballot

Animal Care Millage Has Helped Department Handle Large Population of Dogs and Cats With Efficiency and Compassion
2026 Election, Genesee County, Government

Animal Care Millage Has Helped Department Handle Large Population of Dogs and Cats With Efficiency and Compassion

A renewal of the Genesee County Animal Care millage is among the important local ballot proposals on November 3. Continue reading Animal Care Millage Has Helped Department Handle Large Population of Dogs and Cats With Efficiency and Compassion

Mott Community College Faculty Gather on First Day of Classes to Raise Awareness of Tense Negotiations With College Leadership
Education, Government, Mott Community College Board of Trustees

Mott Community College Faculty Gather on First Day of Classes to Raise Awareness of Tense Negotiations With College Leadership

Faculty members had a “solidarity assembly” to support each other and call for wage increases in line with inflation. Continue reading Mott Community College Faculty Gather on First Day of Classes to Raise Awareness of Tense Negotiations With College Leadership

Water Crisis Report Concludes What We Already Knew: Justice for Flint Will Not Be Served
Government, Opinion

Water Crisis Report Concludes What We Already Knew: Justice for Flint Will Not Be Served

Key parts of a report released by the Michigan Attorney General’s office were heavily redacted. Continue reading Water Crisis Report Concludes What We Already Knew: Justice for Flint Will Not Be Served

Kettering University Student Files Lawsuit Against Genesee County Over Flock Camera Information
Genesee County, Government

Kettering University Student Files Lawsuit Against Genesee County Over Flock Camera Information

Use of Flock license plate reading cameras in Genesee County remains a controversial topic. Continue reading Kettering University Student Files Lawsuit Against Genesee County Over Flock Camera Information

Armchair Analysis: Where Do Things Stand in Flint After the August 2026 Primary?
2026 Election, City of Flint, Federal, Genesee County, Government, Opinion

Armchair Analysis: Where Do Things Stand in Flint After the August 2026 Primary?

Candidates for Flint Mayor and Flint City Council are now all set for the November ballot. Continue reading Armchair Analysis: Where Do Things Stand in Flint After the August 2026 Primary?

City of Flint Planning Stricter Enforcement of Weight Limits on Saginaw Street in Order to Preserve Historic Bricks
City of Flint, Government

City of Flint Planning Stricter Enforcement of Weight Limits on Saginaw Street in Order to Preserve Historic Bricks

Significant portions of reconstructed Saginaw Street brick work have not held up in the two years since restoration was completed. Continue reading City of Flint Planning Stricter Enforcement of Weight Limits on Saginaw Street in Order to Preserve Historic Bricks

What Does Flint Need? A Primary Election Coverage Postmortem
2026 Election, City of Flint, Government, Opinion

What Does Flint Need? A Primary Election Coverage Postmortem

If Flint elects a group of leaders who are simply committed to solving the small things, that will be a start in restoring public trust in government. Continue reading What Does Flint Need? A Primary Election Coverage Postmortem

Meet the Primary Candidates: Flint Mayoral Election
2026 Election, City of Flint, Government

Meet the Primary Candidates: Flint Mayoral Election

Five Flint Mayoral candidates (four on the ballot and one official write-in candidate) are making their case to voters prior to the August 4 primary. Continue reading Meet the Primary Candidates: Flint Mayoral Election

Meet the Primary Candidates: First Ward Flint City Council
2026 Election, City of Flint, Government

Meet the Primary Candidates: First Ward Flint City Council

Three candidates in Flint’s first ward are vying for two spots on the November general election ballot. Continue reading Meet the Primary Candidates: First Ward Flint City Council

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