Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Bay City.
A Michigan woman was sentenced to federal probation after falsely accusing a police officer of rape while intoxicated.
Bay City resident sues United Bridge Partners for overcharging and retaliatory toll practices, claiming his bill escalated from $754 to $2,833 after complaint.
Bay City Mayor Kathy Newsham is resigning on Oct.
1 due to health concerns, after serving since 2015, with commissioners Girard and Burney vying to replace her in November.
Donald Trump resumes campaigning in Michigan and Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania amid investigations into a second assassination attempt against Trump.
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Midland Antique Fall Festival - A Vintage Market and Classic Car Show
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Michigan's Big Country Fest 2024
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Open Mic Night at the Historic Masonic Temple
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