Good morning, Saginaw.

Genesee County Animal Control hosted an emergency adoption event on Saturday, Feb.

21 — offering rescued animals a chance for new homes. Officials said the event provided local families an opportunity to adopt a pet.

A local update outlined five key items from Monday, Feb.

23 including weather alerts by meteorologist Stone Schafer and other community notices from recent reports—designed to keep residents informed before heading out for the day.

Lucky’s Steakhouse in Davison closed on Wednesday, Feb.

18 after health inspectors found six violations including uncleaned tools and mold; longtime server Nicole Ross said the shutdown left workers without income and is raising uncertainty about when the restaurant may reopen.

The community mourned local artist and activist Nyesha Clark-Young, who died at 51 on Monday, Feb.

23—her work inspired community engagement.

Hemlock High School launched an esports team to compete nationally through PlayVS, with head coach Nick Prezzato guiding students to build teamwork and problem-solving skills (a boost for future careers) at its campus on 733 N.

Hemlock Road.

At a recent city council meeting, officials questioned Ojibway Island's usage rules (the calming oasis remains a community resource) and plan to review policies soon.

Toughest Monster Truck Tour

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Dow Event Center — Tickets available, free pit passes until December 21 — Experience thrilling monster truck races and freestyle events with a chance to meet the drivers.

6th Annual Women of Royalty Conference

12 AM – 6 PM — 825 Bridgeview S, Saginaw, MI — Free entry — Experience faith-igniting worship and empowering talks at a transformative women's conference.