Justin Engel

Mooney's Ice Cream & Cakes is expanding just one year after relocating its Saginaw Township store.

SAGINAW, MI — The Saginaw City Council soon may put one of the community's most debated tax policies in the hands of voters.

Here are some of the most-read stories from the week of Sunday, May 31.

The 32-question SurveyMonkey questionnaire asks residents whether they would support less-expensive proposals or multiple bonds on the same ballot in future elections.

State Senate, state House, and township races will appear on ballots across mid-Michigan, along with 17 local tax proposals including library, fire department, and school funding measures.

Six commissioners supported bringing back Richard Hayman and Brian Chapman for another round of interviews, extending the search to replace retiring City Manager Dana Muscott.

Voters first OK’d the tax policy in 1979, and it survived multiple attempts to repeal it.

Kevin Rooker's husband voted to rename Weadock Park in honor of the preservation advocate who died in January, ensuring his legacy lives on in the Cathedral District neighborhood they called home.

SAGINAW, MI — Central Michigan University announced the hiring of a new administrator tied to one of the most substantial elements of the Saginaw “medical diamond” development along the city's riverside districts.

Corey Clay Jr. grew up in a family of church leaders and has preached everywhere from Lansing to Washington, D.C.