Jonathan Lafferty News Today

Warren residents might have more access to food trucks if the City Council approves a new ordinance that sets guidelines for those vendors.

Two non-profits connected with a controversial Warren church are seeking gaming licenses and have requested City Council recognition as nonprofits in order to be eligible for those licenses.

Former Warren mayor James Founts paid $1,500 in fines to the state and the City of Warren for campaign finance violations related to his 2023 state of the city address.

Warren voters will decide in August if a 20-year road millage is needed to maintain and repair local streets.

The Warren City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night  to override a veto issued by Mayor Lori Stone and amend the city’s emergency purchasing ordinance.

Requests from acting city Human Resources Director Jacqueline Damron for pay raises for the city attorney and  human resources director were unanimously denied by the Warren City Council at its April 9 meeting.

The long-awaited revision of Warren’s City Charter is underway as the City Council approved ballot language for three proposed amendments to the city’s governing document.

Warren residents will see yet another car wash added in the area near 12 Mile and Mound roads after the City Council unanimously approved an amendment to the Heritage Village planned unit development agreement  on March 26.

The Warren CIty Council unanimously approved a humanitarian resolution at its Feb. 13 meeting in response to speakers calling for the body to pen a ceasefire resolution supporting Palestine and condemning Israel.

Community members believe the new leadership is crucial in reshaping Warren's future and moving past previous years of political infighting and dysfunction.