Bay County News

Wednesday, July 01, 2009 at 11:50 p.m. Rob Killey admits he needs help. He loves his home, but money is tight and he is a little behind in upkeep.A The answer to this problem came knocking at his door as Habitat for Humanity offered to help him do work.

An autopsy has confirmed that 29-year-old Emily J. Plouffe-Simunic was the woman who died in a one-car crash in Bay County.

An autopsy is scheduled for this afternoon to determined how a Flushing native died after she was found dead in her car in Bay County's Monitor Township.

It appears a missing Flushing native died in a crash in Bay County's Monitor Township.

Saginaw Valley State University's latest on-campus addition is set to open for business on Wednesday.

The Bay City Commission has three days to pass its budget. It will try again at 6:30 p.m. Monday at City Hall.

Monday, June 22, 2009 at 4:45 a.m. Free, Confidential HIV Testing Offered During National HIV Testing "Week" June 22nd - 26th.

St. Clair Shores police have a felony arrest warrant for a suspected bigamist from Bay City.

A suspected hit-and-run driver was killed Friday when his car collided with another vehicle during a police chase in Kawkawlin Township.

A Bay City man has skirted a life sentence in a knife attack on his ex-wife. Robert L. Ellison Jr.

Curious what's happening to property values in Bay County? The Times has obtained the county's 2009 Equalization Report, showing a 2.53 percent -- or $88.2 million -- decrease in equalized values from 2008 to 2009.

Crews have begun work on a $2 million reconstruction of Harrison Street in front of Carbone of America.

A Gladwin man has died from injuries he suffered in a Sunday motorcycle wreck. Dion R. Anderson died Tuesday at Bay Medical Center, a hospital spokesman said.

Bay County Animal Control Officer Lee Carrasco follows up by phone with a resident who had a dog bite dispute with his neighbor.

The County Road Association of Michigan's Township Relations Committee has published a report called "A Quick Guide to Roads & Funding in Michigan." To view a PDF version of the report, click here The 12-page report talks about who is responsible for Michigan's roads and why Michigan's roads are in the shape they are in while others states' roads ...

The Standish prison is slated to close later this year. The Bay County Board of Commissioners has gone on record in support of saving the state prison in Standish from closing.

The following is a message from the United Way of Bay County: A Bay County has been awarded federal funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program.

Two local veterans agencies are teaming up today to properly dispose of hundreds of tattered and torn American flags dropped off by Bay County residents.

When the question is what to do about Great Lakes water levels, the answer depends on where you live.

Two Bay City men who fled Michigan have been extradited back to their hometown to face charges of sexual assault.