Pollsters says it’s remarkable how primary voters support Mayor Mike Duggan and Council President Mary Sheffield.
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Mayoral poll: Kinloch, Craig, Jenkins battle for second
Sheffield reportedly led with 38% of the vote, more than twice the support of her closest rival.
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Detroit City Council delays ARPA spending
A $410,000 demolition contract was postponed to allow for additional time to discuss the possibility of preserving 17205 Lahser Rd, which once housed Redford Printing Co.
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A public square on Belle Isle?
The “Belle Isle Commons” concept is in early stages and will depend on public feedback. A preliminary design will be released this summer.
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Detroit City FC gets subsidy to demo old hospital for new stadium
Malachi has the latest from City Council: Demo support for Detroit City Football Club, ARPA spending plans, a new woman CFO and more.
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Detroit’s top lawyer says solar farm land collection going ‘swimmingly’
Malachi Barrett has the latest Detroit City Council news: Solar farm land acquisition, a national endorsement for Mary Sheffield’s mayoral bid, state funds for bike paths and more.
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Detroit mayoral candidates share views on transit future
Candidates discussed the future of the city’s bus system during a Thursday forum, including how they would coordinate regional partnerships, secure funding for new projects and improve the overall perception of public transit.
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Attendance problem cuts City Council meeting short
Today in The Notebook: The City Council failed to reach a quorum, Congressman Shri Thanedar introduced articles of impeachment against President Trump, and state Rep. Donavan McKinney is taking a run at the 13th congressional district.
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City construction projects lack Detroiters
Developers and contractors who fall short must pay a fine used to support workforce training programs. City budget documents show nearly $1.9 million was collected in 2024.
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Clerk: Santiago-Romero disqualified
Malachi has the latest developments with candidate petitions for the August ballot. Plus, a tax break for a popular East African eatery, land sales and more.