9 hrs ago | MLive.com
NAACP pays tribute to Black History Month with State Theatre concert
NAACP Bay City Branch Vice President Darold Newton, left, and WNEM TV 5 reporter Tia Ewing, center, listen to KISS 107.1 DJ Vicki Hill talk about Oprah Winfrey as an inspiration for her career during the 3rd Annual Continuing a Historical Celebration Through Magic at the State Theater in Bay City on Saturday evening.
13 hrs ago | WTVG-TV Toledo
Snow, ice lead to dozens of accidents on roads
Friday night's snow caused problems on the roads. Black ice, white flakes and gusty winds made for a nasty mix.
17 hrs ago | Saginaw News
Images from Saginaw, Bay City and more: We show it, can you identify it?
Last week we showed you two architectural details and asked you to figure out where they were located.
22 hrs ago | The Bay City Times
Trial again adjourned for suspect in Bay City baseball bat assault
The trial of Brandon E. Carbeno, 28, was slated to begin Tuesday before Bay County Circuit Judge Harry P. Gill.
Yesterday | WILX-TV Lansing
Winter Storm Blamed for 65-Car Pileup
Blowing snow and ice are blamed for poor road conditions that caused a reported 65-vehicle crash in Bay County and numerous other accidents across mid-Michigan. Parts of Interstate 75 were closed late Friday afternoon south of Bay City.
Garfield Township residents speak out on possibility of Crump bar going topless
With a population of about 1,700 residents, a small township in Bay County is abuzz with news that a local bar wants to have topless waitresses at some events.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Koebke joins Farm Bureau Insurance staff
Cathy Koebke of Bay City has joined the Farm Bureau Insurance office at 903 Saginaw as a new agent.
65 vehicles, including Midland Public Schools bus, involved in accident on I-75 south of Bay City
At least 65 vehicles, including a Midland Public Schools bus, were involved in an accident on northbound Interstate 75 south of the Salzburg overpass sometime before 5 p.m. A motorist at the scene said traffic was moving slowly on I-75 as emergency workers and tow trucks cleared the disabled vehicles.
Bay City salt trucks out battling slick roads; snowy conditions causing dozens of accidents
Bay City's salt trucks have been on the roads since about 5 p.m. de-icing local roads as a snowstorm blows through the area.
Bay City garage fire still under investigation
Investigators are still trying to determine what caused an East Side garage to erupt in flames this morning .
Sentencing rescheduled for Bay City woman found guilty of sexually assaulting 2-year-old
A Bay City woman is to remain in the Bay County Jail a while longer before learning how much prison time she'll net for molesting a 2-year-old girl.
Bald eagles found at mouth of Saginaw River: Thursday headlines you may have missed
Did you miss a few headlines from Thursday's news? Here are some of our top stories: Bald eagles gathering at mouth of Saginaw River for winter hunting Bald eagles are a majestic sight but normally not a common one in Bay City.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Right to work, medical marijuana among topics when Green Party has...
The Green Party of Michigan has scheduled its state membership meeting this weekend in Bay City, and several public panel discussions are on the agenda.
In the Margins: Re-opening of Saginaw Boys and Girls Club branch a morale boost
From left, Ivan Miller, the Board President of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Great Lakes Bay Region; Dr.
Bald eagles spotted congregating in Bay City area
Durrand Ashford made a major career move in the past 21 2 years, but it was a decision as a... The Bay City Times reports Thursday that more 20 of the birds can be found in the vicinity of Bay Harbor Marina near the mouth of the Saginaw River.
Dow Bay Area Family Y begins search for new executive director
Local volunteers are leading a national search process for a new executive director for the Dow Bay Area Family Y. The role of executive director was last filled by Chuck Brooks, who retired in July 2011 - six months before construction on the new building was complete.
Building owner says plans progressing at former Mill End building:...
Did you miss a few headlines from Wednesday's news? Here are some of our top stories: Plans for former Mill End building progressing, building owner says Building owner Paul Rowley said while it may not look like anything is going on at the site, 103 Center Ave., he and his investment group, Gulfshore Investments LLC, were getting things set up.
Black History Month: Oscar W. Baker was Bay County's first black attorney
Oscar Baker Sr. flanked by sons, Oscar Baker Jr., left, and James W. Baker, right.
Bay City man's felony assault charge dismissed in exchange for plea to misdemeanor
A local 23-year-old accused of knocking a man unconscious in a Midland Street bar brawl has avoided a felony by pleading guilty to a misdemeanor.
Bay City man charged with killing Lonnie Houston bound over to circuit court
A Bay City man is a step closer to letting a jury of his peers determine whether or not he killed a local father of five.