Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 11th of August.
Good morning, Bay City.
The Saginaw Spirit Charitable Foundation raised over $668K for local non-profits last season—funds came from jersey auctions, 50/50 draws, cash donations, and special events that supported scholarships.
The team will host its 2026 home opener on Saturday, Sept. 19 at Dow Event Center at 7:05 p.m.
Gas prices in Bay City dipped to $4.13 on Monday, Aug.
10, with a 21-cent drop from the previous week despite a nearly $1 jump from last year, according to AAA data. Drivers may see prices rise again as regional supply issues persist.
Matt celebrated earning his master's degree on Aug.
10 with a cake provided by Kroger. His academic achievement was recognized with pride in the local community.
During August tree check month, state officials ask Bay City residents to watch for the invasive Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) that harms hardwood trees by leaving holes and wood shavings.
They urge using only certified heat-treated firewood to help slow its spread.
Saginaw-area high school football teams began practice Monday, showcasing top offensive players for the 2026 season.
Key figures include Heritage’s Jase Behmlander and Midland Dow's record-setter Wynn Diegel (both with college offers) as schools prepare for playoff success.
Larry Day (75) will be inducted into the Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame on Nov.
1 at Horizons Conference Center in Saginaw, and the lifelong swimmer and coach continues to train despite recovering from rotator cuff surgery.
Bay City area high school football teams have started practice ahead of the 2026 season; 24 offensive players, including Clare's quarterback Dane Alexander and Pinconning's Landin Bargeron, are set to drive game-day action – each player is expected to bring fresh energy to the gridiron.
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