Page 28 - Patrick Green News Today

In Wednesday's News Hit: - Families of Oxford shooting victims are livid at the district for unanswered questions - The UAW president trashed a contract proposal from Stellantis - literally - The August Primary is over. See results here:

It was a busy election day with several mayoral positions up for grabs around the region.

Following Tuesday’s local primary elections, Democrats are one step closer to potentially losing, albeit temporarily, their slim majority in the Michigan House. Two of the contests in Southeast …

WARREN — George L. Dimas and Lori M. Stone were the two top vote-getters in Warren’s Aug. 8 mayoral primary election, setting up a November contest without an incumbent mayor for the first time in 16 years.

As we speak, the race for Warren mayor is heating up. Warren is the third largest city in Michigan, and this time voters will choose from a field that does not include current Mayor Jim Fouts.

A last day legal filing roiled the Warren mayors primary election as Metro Detroiters in select communities prepared to vote on Tuesday.

In Warren, six candidates are on ballot to replace Mayor Jim Fouts. Fouts sued to seek a fifth term but state courts barred him from running again.

Ballot proposals in the city of Fraser, Eastpointe and South Lake school district are also to be decided.

Mayor Jim Fouts federal lawsuit seeks to decertify Tuesdays mayoral primary election, which is expected to proceed undisrupted, city council says.

Councilmembers "outraged" at Mayor Jim Fouts' demands for $1 million in alleged damages to his reputation and physical ailments such as anxiety, insomnia, and heartburn.