Joey Oliver

The 1881 Lumberman's State Bank building on Midland Street will undergo restoration while adding a sidewalk service window and preserving its architectural character in the historic district.

The new ordinance prohibits all motorized devices at Pondside Park and other township parks, with violators facing up to 90 days in jail or a $500 fine.

The drive-thru coffee chain is opening a new location on Wilder Road and North Euclid Avenue, near Chick-fil-A, with construction already underway.

Bay County has certified recall petitions against Treasurer Laurie DeShano and trustees Charles Campbell and Brian Whalen. The recalls stem from controversies over meeting minutes and improper use of work email for township business.

City officials are working with nonprofits to relocate unhoused residents from the contaminated former scrapyard, which contains hazardous levels of lead and cadmium.

Jeff DeHaven, a single father who kept showing up for his daughter through five years of strained visits, is now asking the community to vote for him in the national contest.

Plus: Five local entrepreneurs will compete later this month for cash prizes at a Bay County pitch event.

Plus: Remember that time people in Bay City thought Mr. T was moving to town?

The former Bay City executive director pleaded guilty to wire fraud after redirecting more than $750,000 in nonprofit funds to pay for Wenonah Park Bandshell renovations.

Judge Mark A. Goldsmith approved a protective order that shields trade secrets and commercially sensitive information from public disclosure in the ongoing toll dispute case.