Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 28th of February.
Good morning, Saginaw.
The Saginaw-based youth group HELP received $700,000 in federal funding and will use it to expand school mentorship programs for vulnerable youths.
The funds are part of a federal community project designed to prevent violence — the group was founded in 2023.
Raising Cane’s is starting construction in Kochville following the demolition of a former Lover’s Lane store.
Local officials are planning public hearings on data center regulations in Kochville and Saginaw Township while Court Street Theater reopens after restoration — other business updates continue to drive local development.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Walmart will pay $100 million to address deceptive practices in its Spark Driver program.
The deal requires Walmart to pay at least $890,000 to Michigan drivers & mandates annual FTC reports for 10 years.
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission set rules for year-round coyote hunting starting Monday on public and private lands.
Trapping is banned on public lands and parks remain off limits from April 1 to Sept. 14 — dog hunts are banned from April 16 to July 7.
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.
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