Eric Mays

If you went off the grid or out of town for the weekend, you may be unaware of all the craziness that took place in the 810 over the weekend.

An error by the city clerk almost resulted in a mayoral election that would be completely decided by write-in vote. Fearful that a pig named Giggles would be the new mayor of Flint, the Michigan Senate voted to extend the filing deadline today.

Flint residents showed up for a protest at Flint City Hall Monday (July 14th), which was in response to our unbelievably high water bills and the recent civilian fatalities caused by police chases. These are both incredibly valid issues and understandable issues that no one will take seriously in response and here's why.

City Councilman Eric Mays was found not guilty after being arrested for drinking and driving the wrong way on I-475 with four flat tires... in addition to possession of marijuana. Are you f---ing kidding me?

It's the greatest drunk driving case in the history of Flint... or at least the most entertaining. Flint City Councilman / Local Comedian Eric Mays went all out in his own defense yesterday (5/22) and you'll just have to see it for yourself.

Councilman Eric Mays from Flint's first ward discussed his upcoming court appearance, in which he is representing himself against 4 misdemeanor charges, this morning on our sister station Flint's News Talk 1470 WFNT.

Eric Mays has been wasting his talents in local government. This is why we, in the most serious, non-sarcastic way possible, think he should get in the race to be the next POTUS.

At the demand of Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley, all of Flint's City Council members will attend "Leadership Courses" this Wednesday (March 12th) at City Hall. We received an exclusive copy of the agenda for the course and it's sure to raise a few eyebrows -- check it out here!

By now you've definitely heard about Flint City Councilman Eric Mays' wild weekend bust (DUI, four flat tires, no insurance, possession of marijuana). Well, Mayor Dayne Walling heard about the bust to and he's asking for Mr. Mays' resignation.

Earlier this month, we pointed out that there were some city councilmen (and women) elected with very interesting backgrounds -- most notably, the two convicted felons now on board. This morning, one of them proved why you don't elect a felon to city council. Find out which one and get all the ridiculous details here.

Residents of Flint made their voices heard at the voting booth this past Tuesday. Apparently, those voices were saying "we need a bunch of ex-cons and people with serious financial problems running this city."