Eric Mays

Everybody's favorite uncle Eric Mays was voted out of his seat as president of the Flint City Council after a 10-hour meeting. After what seemed like a super unnecessary length of time six of the city council members voted to remove Eric Mays as Flint City Council President and of course, Uncle Mays didn't go quietly...

The next mayoral election has just got way more interesting as ex-mayor Karen Weaver will have some competition running against current Mayor Sheldon Neeley now that Flint City Council's infamous Eric Mays has thrown his hat into the race...

And in today's Eric Mays "eye roll" news...

No, this isn't an Onion article.

Some headlines just write themselves, don't they?

Three words: IT'S ABOUT TIME.

A controversy over the removal of a newly elected village president in Caledonia sheds light on an interesting option under Michigan law, which I can't believe has yet to be explored as an option in Flint.

It looks like the government is finally getting their act together on the Flint water crisis, as a $170 million aid package was just approved by the House. Celebration may be premature, but it's not too early to start thinking about who we can trust to handle those funds. Spoiler Alert: The answer is not Flint's Mayor or City Council.

A jury has found Flint city councilman Eric Mays guilty in a wrong-way driving case from two years ago.

After a controversy that would have left no candidates on the ballot for Mayor of Flint, the primary is here with four candidate options.