Good morning, Saginaw.

Red Robin is set to open at the former Logan’s Roadhouse at 2697 Tittabawassee Road in Saginaw Township by year’s end — township officials and Ansara Restaurant Group confirmed plans for renovations and sidewalk repairs.

Castle Museum is asking residents to send in old family photos to preserve local history.

The museum will compile an exhibit of chosen images (contributions accepted now).

The Michigan Department of Education is asking lawmakers to put the free school meals program into state law so school districts can plan ahead without annual funding worries.

The change comes as more students enjoy free breakfast and lunch, with participation rates rising recently.

Michigan Secretary of State will host a Road to Restoration clinic in Saginaw on May 28 at Saginaw SVRC Marketplace — eligible drivers can attend scheduled appointments from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or walk in from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for vision testing, a written exam and consultations.

Governor Whitmer has ordered the U.S. & Michigan flags to be lowered on Memorial Day at all state buildings and public grounds from sunrise until noon to honor fallen service members; flags will return to full staff at noon.

The Michigan State Police Emergency Management division is accepting applications for a safe room rebate program that may reimburse up to $7,131.75 for eligible installations—Michigan homeowners must complete installation and documentation to qualify, with 50 primary and 100 alternate selections pending available funding.

Michigan lawmakers have introduced legislation to restore film tax credits aimed at attracting movie, television, and video game productions; the new measure, redesigned for better support to Michigan workers and businesses, is now under review by the House Committee on Government Operations.

Saginaw-area high school baseball players, including standout pitchers and hitters from Coleman and Swan Valley, will compete in pre-district games on Tuesday, May 26 as teams fine-tune skills ahead of state tournament play with regionals starting June 3.

Heritage junior Alex McNish pitched a one-hitter in Game 2 on Thursday to even the nonconference series against Essexville Garber + his teammates added key hits in both games.

On Friday, the Tigers placed right-handed pitcher Burch Smith on the 15-day injured list for shoulder inflammation (he received a cortisone injection) and recalled right-hander Brenan Hanifee from Toledo to fill his spot.

The Saginaw Spirit unveiled a special 25th anniversary logo on Friday afternoon, adding silver to a brand-new shield to mark 25 seasons.

The new design will appear at center ice and on an alternate jersey at the Dow Event Center for the 2026-27 season (a nod to local hockey tradition).

Saginaw Tattoo Fest

12-4 p.m. — Dow Event Center — Check event page for cost — Discover unique tattoos and engage with talented artists at this vibrant local festival.

Swanhaven Manor Community Car Show

5-7 p.m. — Swanhaven Manor Retirement Community — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful evening of classic cars, music, and delicious food vendors.

Summer Spectacular Community Gathering

4 PM — Fordney Park, Saginaw, MI — Free entry — A festive celebration where Saginaw residents unite to enjoy local activities and attractions.

The Lion King Screening

2-5 p.m. — Temple Theatre — Cost info unavailable — Experience the beloved 1994 classic film brought to life on the big screen!

Frankenmuth Bavarian Festival

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m. — Frankenmuth Scout Building and Zehnder Park — $15 — Celebrate German heritage with music, parades, and delicious food and drinks.

Rio Da Yung Og & FWC Big Key Live

9 p.m.-2 a.m. — Platinum Creation — Paid entry — Experience the electrifying first live performance in Saginaw by Rio Da Yung Og and FWC Big Key.