Good morning, Bay City.

Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s Saginaw chapter delivered its 1,000th bed to a child in need on Tuesday, Nov.

21, supported by volunteers + community donors to ensure safe sleep for children.

The Bay Area Community Foundation received a $20,000 grant from Consumers Energy Foundation to expand its web-based simulation program that helps educators build empathy for youth from financially stressed households in partnership with United Way of Bay County’s Lifted Voices program.

School leaders remind families that Michigan’s OK2SAY program is available to report safety concerns confidentially as students return to class next week & the program can be accessed by calling, texting, emailing or via its website or app.

Garber High School in Essexville earned top honors in Bay County in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings—its 95% graduation rate helped the school rank 4,996th nationally and 184th in Michigan.

Molina Healthcare has donated $85,000 to United Way Bay County and Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan, aiming to support food and housing programs for families facing shortages in Bay and Saginaw counties (donation confirmed by Molina Healthcare).

MyMichigan Health in Saginaw introduced the GE Signa Hero MRI machine which cuts scan times nearly in half and produces clearer images for faster treatment (offering a larger, more comfortable option for claustrophobic patients).

Local prep sports teams delivered season openers as Bay City Central ended its one-year boys tennis win drought on Aug.

17-20+boys soccer Glenn rallied for a comeback ahead of today's championship at BASA Complex+and local golf teams won season-opening tournaments.