Mayor of Kingstown: Season 4 (2025) continues the brutal, gripping saga of power, crime, and survival in the prison-dominated town of Kingstown, Michigan. The new season opens months after the explosive events of Season 3, where chaos consumed both the streets and the prisons following a deadly riot. Mike McLusky, still recovering from his injuries and emotional scars, finds himself in a fractured city where alliances have crumbled, and the fragile order he once maintained is gone. The people of Kingstown, both free and imprisoned, no longer see him as a savior — some view him as the cause of their suffering.

Haunted by loss and guilt, Mike tries to distance himself from the power struggles that nearly destroyed him, but Kingstown won’t let him go. The town’s criminal ecosystem begins shifting again when a new warden takes control of the prison, determined to end Mike’s unofficial influence. Meanwhile, rival gangs from Detroit and Chicago move in, sensing opportunity in the chaos. Mike realizes that without his control, the city will collapse completely into anarchy, and he reluctantly steps back into the role of mediator — not by choice, but by necessity.

This season explores the consequences of corruption and revenge more deeply than ever before. Iris, still traumatized by her past, attempts to rebuild her life, but her connection to Mike keeps pulling her back into darkness. Kyle, struggling to balance family and duty, faces his own breaking point when his actions as a police officer draw federal attention. The McLusky family’s legacy of violence continues to haunt every decision they make, as power once again becomes both a weapon and a curse.

The central conflict intensifies when a dangerous new figure, known only as “The Broker,” begins manipulating every faction in Kingstown from the shadows. He uses the prison as his playground, controlling both inmates and guards with promises of money and freedom. Mike finds himself trapped in a deadly game where every alliance could be a betrayal, and every choice leads to bloodshed.

As tensions explode across Kingstown’s streets, Mike must confront the question that has defined his life: is peace possible in a city built on violence, or is the cycle too deeply rooted to ever be broken? His efforts to broker one final truce between the gangs, police, and prison officials come at an unbearable personal cost, forcing him to choose between saving the city and saving himself.

The season’s final episodes are both tragic and poetic, filled with tense stand-offs, moral ambiguity, and emotional weight. In the end, Mayor of Kingstown: Season 4 delivers a haunting message — that redemption has a price, and in a place like Kingstown, survival often means becoming the very thing you once tried to destroy. The series remains raw, violent, and deeply human, proving that even in the darkest corners of society, there is still a flicker of hope struggling to survive.