Bay City Times

The Bay City Times is a newspaper based in Bay City, Michigan, USA. It is released three times a week on Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays, and also has a Tuesday edition that is published together with The Saginaw News. Booth Newspapers, which is part of Advance Publications, publishes this paper. It holds the title of the most widely read newspaper in northeastern Michigan. Established in 1873, it is one of the oldest newspapers that is still in operation today.

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Congressman pushes to let Boyne Mountain dam avoid access demand

1 day ago | mlive.com | Garret M. Ellison

BOYNE FALLS, MI — Republican U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman is pushing the Trump administration to approve a long-term hydroelectric dam license for Boyne Mountain that would avoid requirements for public access to a Boyne River impoundment which the resort hopes to build new accommodations around.
Saginaw’s Spencer Schwellenbach throws another quality start in Atlanta loss

1 day ago | mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter

Former Saginaw Heritage star Spencer Schwellenbach recovered from a tough first inning before throwing another quality start Friday for the Atlanta Braves. The Braves, however, could not pull out a win, dropping a 5-4 extra-inning decision to the San Francisco Giants after Tyler Fitzgerald scored on a walk-off wild pitch by Atlanta reliever Pierce Johnson.
Livonia officer shoots 31-year-old man police say was armed at local business

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jackie Smith

LIVONIA, MI – A 31-year-old man was shot by a Metro Detroit police officer on Friday after a confrontation at a local business and taken to a nearby hospital. The Livonia Police Department responded to the report of a man with a gun near Middlebelt and Five Mile roads at around 2:10 p.m. Friday, June 6. According to a news release, the report indicated the man was behaving erratically while brandishing a gun.
Body of Wisconsin woman who disappeared near U.P. lighthouse found in Green Bay waters

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jackie Smith

MENOMINEE, MI – The body of the 42-year-old woman whose disappearance prompted a days-long search by an Upper Peninsula lighthouse last winter has been found. Lisa Janine Pipp, of Greendale, Wisconsin, was reported missing Jan. 13 after an incident on the ice of Green Bay when police said she walked away from an argument with her boyfriend and toward open water.
Jackson man arrested in connection to shooting that left teen critically injured

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jackie Smith

BLACKMAN TOWNSHIP, MI – A 22-year-old Jackson man has been arrested in connection to an early morning shooting on Wednesday. Police were originally called shortly before 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 4, to a home in the 100 block of Peacock Walk in Blackman Township for a reported shooting when a 16-year-old boy was found breathing but unresponsive. Suffering from a gunshot wound to the head, the youth was later taken to Henry Ford Jackson Hospital in critical condition.
Measles case found in Allegan County; 3 potential exposure sites named

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jackie Smith

ALLEGAN COUNTY, MI - Three potential exposures sites have been named in connection to a case of the measles discovered in Allegan County. The county health department confirmed the case of the highly contagious disease on Friday, June 6. According to a news release, the local agency was working with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to investigate the case in a push to prevent others from popping up.
Ottawa County picks 3 finalists for long-vacant county administrator job

1 day ago | mlive.com | John Tunison

OTTAWA COUNTY, MI -- Ottawa County has narrowed a list of candidates for the long-vacant county administrator job to three. The finalists were announced Friday, June 6.
Questions arise over license plate readers and immigration checks in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo

1 day ago | mlive.com | John Tunison

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Police in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo say they do not use license plate readers to check on immigration violations. Both agencies released statements Friday, June 6 after a Kalamazoo area man, Zach Lassiter, posted spreadsheet audits on social media of alleged police searches to the Flock database. Flock provides license-reader camera systems to police agencies nationwide.
Lincoln school officials ready search to replace departing superintendent

1 day ago | mlive.com | Jackie Smith

AUGUSTA TOWNSHIP, MI – Lincoln Consolidated Schools will soon search for a new superintendent. Bob Jansen, who’s been the district’s superintendent for the last five years, last month announced his intent to retire at the end of this school year. In the message, which was sent to LCS community members May 20, Jansen wrote the decision came “with mixed emotions,” having told the Lincoln School Board at a meeting the previous night. Now, school board members are gearing up to find a replacement.
Mother charged with gun storage violation after 3-year-old shot herself in Kalamazoo

1 day ago | mlive.com | Brad Devereaux

KALAMAZOO, MI — A woman faces criminal charges alleging she violated Michigan’s Safe Storage of Firearms after her child was seriously injured in an accidental shooting. The Kalamazoo County Office of the Prosecuting Attorney authorized criminal charges against Ashley Howard, 35, of Kalamazoo on Tuesday, June 3.