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August 1, 2022

Bay City 3@3

Saginaw And Bay City News

Sheriff’s deputies rescue Bay County woman who sets self, trailer on fire

The woman is hospitalized with severe burns.

By Cole Waterman | Cole_Waterman@mlive.com

Bay City News

Saginaw And Bay City News

Enjoy games, food and a special appearance from K-9 Loki at Bay City’s National Night Out event

The Bay City Department of Public Safety is hosting its annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at Wenonah Park in downtown Bay City.

By Caitlyn French | cfrench@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City Public Schools voting on updates to student code of conduct

Code of conduct changes will be discussed again this week, but details were not made available on which issues would receive attention.

By Ricardo Quintanilla | rquintanilla@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Thousand flock to AuSable river valley for 74th annual canoe marathon

This race is not for the timid, only the most accomplished marathon canoe racers have the necessary training and experience to compete at this level. Nearly 100 two-person marathon teams carried their canoes through the streets of Grayling to kick off the start of the storied 120-mile and 14+ hour non-stop ultra-endurance journey.

By Ricardo Quintanilla | rquintanilla@mlive.com

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Statewide News

News

Bomb threat evacuates Michigan State University lecture hall

Officers are still searching the area as a precaution and the building remains closed.

By Nathan Clark | nclark1@mlive.com

Grand Rapids

First probable monkeypox cases found in Ottawa County

The probable cases are pending confirmation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but are believed to be positive for monkeypox, health officials said.

By Bradley Massman | bmassman@mlive.com

Ann Arbor

Did you know Ann Arbor employs experts to track turtles, birds and frogs?

Tracking turtles, birds, frogs and salamanders is a labor of love for these Ann Arbor city workers

By Ryan Stanton | ryanstanton@mlive.com

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Life & Culture

Popular state park’s backcountry campsites available by reservation-only in 2023

By Caitlyn French | cfrench@mlive.com

A Mackinac State Historic Park is set to close early this season due to low staffing

By Ryan Boldrey | rboldrey@mlive.com

Birds are being fitted with tiny tracking backpacks near Sleeping Bear Dunes

By The Associated Press

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Obituaries

Peters, Thomas

Peters, Thomas 3/25/1962 - 7/29/2022 Mt. Clemens Thomas Anthony Peters, 60, a Bay City, MI, native, cherished husband of Anne, passed peacefully to The .....

Sabourin, Robert P. "Bob"

Sabourin, Robert "Bob" P. passed away on March 14, 2022, in the Villages, Florida, after a lengthy illness. He is predeceased by his parents, .....

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