Detroit mayoral candidate Solomon Kinloch Jr. joined the Detroit Next podcast on Oct. 23 for an interview focused on his goals and how his experience running Triumph Church could translate to leading Detroit.
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Michigan proposal would move election dates, eliminate August primary
The plan from Senate Democrats keeps three elections on the calendar each year — the way school districts want it.
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BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: Who is running for Board of Police Commissioners
Here are the candidates who have filed to run for Board of Police Commissioners:
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VOTER GUIDE: Everything you need to know about voting in Detroit’s Nov. 4 election
Detroit voters will select a mayor, an entirely new City Council, 7 members of the Board of Police Commissioners and city clerk.
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BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: Who is running for City Council
Here are the candidates running for City Council
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BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: Who is running for Detroit mayor
Voters will make their preferred choice from the wide field of candidates in the Aug. 5 primary.
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BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: Who is running for Community Advisory Council
CACs are meant to inform City Council about community needs ian their district — especially how well city services and programs are working.
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Food assistance program lifts cap as SNAP pauses in November
Double Up Food Bucks program, a program that matches produce purchases up to $20 a day, is lifting that cap amid the looming pause in SNAP benefits.
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Michigan families, food banks brace for looming SNAP pause
Michigan families, food banks and pantries and retailers react to looming pause in food assistance benefits due to the federal government shutdown.
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Food assistance in Michigan: SNAP benefits to stop in November due to federal shutdown
There may be limited availability of funds” to pay November SNAP benefits for about 42 million people across the country.