Good morning, Saginaw.

Michigan State Police and the Saginaw Police Department organized the Basketball Cop Event at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church on the east side—hundreds of residents took part by playing basketball, eating food, and enjoying music and games.

A Birch Run Township man, 73, was charged with assaulting two children at a public park — witnesses said he hit a 2-year-old with a stick and shoved a 3-year-old to the ground — police reported.

Saginaw’s Greek Festival 2025 is underway today at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church at 4970 Mackinaw Road in Saginaw Township, where visitors enjoy Greek food, live music, dance performances and family activities like church tours and bounce houses.

The festival began Friday at noon and runs today until 11 p.m., with free admission until 4 p.m. and a final day on Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

A proposed Michigan Personal Privacy Act would give Michiganders more control over their personal data by allowing access, deletion and opting out while requiring companies serving over 100,000 customers to register and respond within 45 days — public agencies, universities and health care providers are exempt.

As the baseball season wrapped up today, Bay City Western head coach Tim McDonald led his team to a league championship and was named Coach of the Year—six team players were honored as first-team All-SVL.

Friends of Hoyt Park announced yesterday that the park and USA Softball will host state-level softball championships in July.

The tournaments include men's Class A & B Modified and Open Slow Pitch 35 and over championships on July 12 to 13 and a men's Fastpitch Class C tournament from July 25 to 27.

11th Annual Megan Mae Foundation Memorial Golf Tournament

1-8 p.m. — Beech Hollow Golf Course — Registration fee required — Participate in a golf scramble benefiting brain cancer patients and enjoy a mac-n-cheese cookoff.