Kinlochfordetroit.com asks “Who is Solomon Kinloch?” but prominently promotes rival mayoral candidate Jonathan Barlow.
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2025 Detroit candidates are making moves
Detroit mayoral hopeful Mary Sheffield was first to turn in nominating petition signatures for the August primary ballot.
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Historic designation could block RenCen demo
Malachi Barrett has the City Council recap: How a historic designation could impact RenCen redevelopment, a push for more DDOT dollars, solar project home sales and more.
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Motor City Match whistleblower lawsuit ends with settlement
Malachi Barrett has the latest from Detroit City Council: A report on companies hired by the city that historically benefitted from slavery, an overassessment analysis, whistleblower legal settlement, and New Center road improvements.
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Detroit City Council shares concerns over Trump freezing grants
The announcement of a federal grant freeze came days after the mayor announced the city would be receiving $364 million from HUD to fix alley drains and repair sewer lines.
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Why Kevin Jones is running for council
Jones is running for a seat on the City Council representing District 5, pledging to focus on the needs of underserved residents.
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City Council has limited say in land bank contract
Malachi Barrett has the latest from Detroit City Council: Debate over the future role of Detroit’s land bank, retiree bonus checks, preparations for immigration crackdown and more.
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Detroit pastor launches meme coin at Trump’s inauguration
180 Church Pastor Lorenzo Sewell delivered a prayer at Trump’s Monday inauguration ceremony. Hours later, he announced the launch of a new cryptocurrency token.
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New mayoral candidate drops
Why Saunteel Jenkins is running for Detroit mayor. Plus, the latest on solar field neighborhoods, funds for digital bus signs and more.
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Detroit caucus leader: Bills ‘held hostage’
State Rep. Stephanie Young, D-Detroit, was appointed to chair the Detroit caucus this year. She held an online call with constituents this week to discuss bills that weren’t sent to the governor.