The candidates include two sitting council members, a former councilwoman and a longtime Detroit Fire Department employee.

The BriefTwo open seats were left by Mary Sheffield and Fred Durhall III who vacated them to run for mayor.Various races ...

Incumbents Mary Waters and Coleman Young II came out on top in the August primary, with Waters earning 33% of the votes, ...

A public hearing will be set to consider a new set of zoning changes meant to encourage new housing built by small local ...

On Nov. 4, Detroiters will select a new mayor, fill two open seats on the Detroit City Council, decide whether to re-elect or ...

The Detroit Free Press Editorial Board endorsed candidates for mayor, the two at-large council seats and in five council ...

The mayoral front-runner built her brand on grassroots causes. If elected, Trump-era budget struggles stand to limit what she ...

Detroit City Council on Tuesday voted for five individuals to receive a secondary street sign in their name after more than ...

Sheffield sought ethical guidance before voting on contracts brought to council by a man she had a personal relationship with.

Voters in cities across Wayne County are headed to the polls, with hotly contested races for mayor and council in some cities ...

Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield and the Rev. Solomon Kinloch will face off in the Nov. 4 election for the city of Detroit mayor.