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- Warren opens firefighter recruitment with $68,803 starting pay and strict paramedic requirements
Applications are due by 5 p.m. October 30, 2026, and candidates must already hold a Michigan paramedic license and Firefighter I and II certification to apply.
- Warren Public Libraries lend telescopes and host NASA-backed viewing nights at the Civic Center
A valid Warren library card is the only cost to borrow a telescope for seven days, bringing Saturn’s rings within reach without a $150–$400 scope purchase.
- Warren Symphony to bring 'Gothic Shadows' Halloween concert Oct. 18
Tickets run from free to $25 for the 4:30 p.m. concert at Warren Consolidated Performing Arts Center, an affordable family Halloween outing.
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- Michigan Election Hub: Everything you need to vote Nov. 3
Warren’s clerk counter and indoor drop box close before many second-shift workers can get there, leaving two 24-hour outdoor boxes as the main option before Nov. 3.
- Warren voters face new barriers to casting ballots Nov. 3
Warren’s only early-voting site is open 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Oct. 24–Nov. 1, hours that shut out second- and third-shift plant workers.
- Stellantis Invests in Warren Stamping Plant with New Press to Boost Local Manufacturing Capacity
- Warren Woods-Tower Football Set to Face Hazel Park in September 2026 Matchup
- Van Dyke Schools Reports Progress in Chronic Absenteeism Fight, Extends Partnership
- Mount Clemens Woman Pleads No Contest to Threatening Mayor Kropp Online — Sentencing Set for August
- 17th Bangladeshi American Festival Returns to Warren City Square July 25–26, Spotlighting One of Macomb County's Largest Immigrant Communities
- Warren's 37th District Court Shuttered by Unspecified Building Issues — What Happened?
- Warren Council Narrowly Renews Flock Surveillance Contract After Dramatic Reconsideration Vote
- Warren Council Moves to Halt Data Center Development with Temporary Moratorium
- Extreme Heat Forces Cancellation of Warren's Concerts at the Square — Raising Questions About Summer Event Planning
- Michigan's $75.2B Budget: What It Means for Warren Schools, Workers, and Services
Local News
- Michigan Election Hub: Everything you need to vote Nov. 3
Warren’s clerk counter and indoor drop box close before many second-shift workers can get there, leaving two 24-hour outdoor boxes as the main option before Nov. 3.
- Warren's 37th District Court Shuttered by Unspecified Building Issues — What Happened?
- New Unemployment Rule Hits July 19: Michigan Workers Must Log Three Job-Search Activities Per Week
- Revived Brownfield Program Could Reshape Warren's Old Factory Sites — But With New Guardrails
State News
- Michigan's $75.2B Budget: What It Means for Warren Schools, Workers, and Services
- Board of State Canvassers Moves Up Meeting to July 24 — Ballot Measures and Election Integrity in Focus
- 'Money Out of Politics' Ballot Initiative Hits Key Deadline — Challenge Window Closes July 10
- Campaign Finance Ballot Fight Heads to July 24 Canvassers Meeting — What's at Stake for Michigan Voters
- Michigan's Budget Battle: Why Three House Democrats Broke Ranks and What It Signals About Spending Priorities
Government
- Warren voters face new barriers to casting ballots Nov. 3
Warren’s only early-voting site is open 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Oct. 24–Nov. 1, hours that shut out second- and third-shift plant workers.
- Warren Council Narrowly Renews Flock Surveillance Contract After Dramatic Reconsideration Vote
- Warren Council Moves to Halt Data Center Development with Temporary Moratorium
Schools & Education
Public Safety & Courts
- Warren opens firefighter recruitment with $68,803 starting pay and strict paramedic requirements
Applications are due by 5 p.m. October 30, 2026, and candidates must already hold a Michigan paramedic license and Firefighter I and II certification to apply.
- Mount Clemens Woman Pleads No Contest to Threatening Mayor Kropp Online — Sentencing Set for August
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Community & Events
- Warren Public Libraries lend telescopes and host NASA-backed viewing nights at the Civic Center
A valid Warren library card is the only cost to borrow a telescope for seven days, bringing Saturn’s rings within reach without a $150–$400 scope purchase.
- 17th Bangladeshi American Festival Returns to Warren City Square July 25–26, Spotlighting One of Macomb County's Largest Immigrant Communities
- Extreme Heat Forces Cancellation of Warren's Concerts at the Square — Raising Questions About Summer Event Planning
Arts & Culture
- Warren Symphony to bring 'Gothic Shadows' Halloween concert Oct. 18
Tickets run from free to $25 for the 4:30 p.m. concert at Warren Consolidated Performing Arts Center, an affordable family Halloween outing.