Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of March.
Good morning, Bay City.
A Bay City man is charged with a felony for leaving several cats and kittens in a box in freezing conditions, which was traced back to him through his address on the box.
Tariffs imposed by the US and Canada are currently having no significant impact on gas and electricity prices in mid-Michigan, with measures in place to mitigate potential future effects.
Two attorneys have initiated a class action lawsuit against Bay City Bridge Partners and Bay City, aiming to reimburse toll fees and halt current tolling practices due to alleged broken promises and unjust economic burdens.
MyMichigan Health is closing its EZCare clinics in Bay City, West Branch, and Sault Ste.
Marie on March 31, redirecting patients to other facilities while offering employees employment at different locations.
Blackthorn Concert Featuring Celtic Music
Enjoy an evening of traditional and contemporary Celtic music presented by Blackthorn at the State Theatre in Bay City.
Bay City St. Patrick's Day Races 2025
The 52nd Bay City St. Patrick’s Day Races will feature various running events over the weekend of March 15 and 16, 2025, in Downtown Bay City.
Ten Peso Version Live at Bemo's Bar
Experience a live performance by Ten Peso Version at Bemo's Bar in Bay City.
Made-in-Michigan Shorts Film Series
This film series presents a curated collection of short films from Michigan, encompassing various genres like comedy, drama, documentary, and animation.
Pure AM Gold Classic Radio Concert
Experience the nostalgia of the 60s and 70s with the Pure AM Gold band as they perform iconic hits from that era.
Bay City Scavenger Hunt Adventure
12-9 p.m. | Downtown Bay City | Ticket purchase required | Explore hidden gems and compete with friends in a thrilling scavenger hunt filled with engaging challenges.
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