Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Traverse City.
National Dog Day highlights the importance of canine companionship and promotes adoption over buying, with Cherryland Humane Society showcasing dogs in need of homes.
Eric Aschim from Cedar, Mich., faces charges including unlawful imprisonment and strangulation after a missing woman claimed she was held and abused at his home.
Edward Witkowski, imprisoned for installing hidden cameras in his cafe's bathroom, files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, pausing civil lawsuits from creditors and former employees.
Northwestern Michigan College announced its summer 2024 dean's list, spotlighting students across various counties for their academic achievements.
Northwestern Michigan College students return to in-person classes amid intense heat, with fall enrollment increasing by 4.7%, marked by a welcome week ending with the Pinepalooza event.
Despite ending his campaign, Robert F.
Kennedy Jr. is set to stay on Michigan's November ballot, a move that could significantly influence the election outcome in a tightly contested state.
Covid-19 cases are slightly increasing in northern Michigan, but hospitalization rates are stable, with vaccinations and antivirals aiding in the fight against new strains.
The St. Francis Gladiators hosted a youth camp with over 125 participants at Thirlby Field, aiming to rebound from their first losing season in twelve years as they prepare for their season opener against Charlevoix.
9&10 MI Sports Now invites fans to vote each week on which game they'd like featured as the Game of the Week, with football being the primary focus.
YMCA Classics Car Show Under the Lights
Experience an exciting annual car show fundraiser featuring live music, a 50/50 raffle, and a silent auction, all supporting community programs at the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA.
The Munga Grit Traverse City
Experience a challenging 170-mile route through picturesque trails in Michigan, including Leelanau, Sleeping Bear, and Betsie Valley, starting and ending at Black Star Farms.
Inaugural More Than Four 5.04K Run/Walk for Pediatric Cancer Awareness
Celebrate Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month while supporting families and raising awareness for disparities in pediatric cancer research funding at this community-focused run/walk event.
Music Monday Featuring John Piatek at Alexandra Inn
Experience al fresco music on Blush’s rooftop terrace with local musician John Piatek performing original songs and classics in a sunset setting.
Fall 2024 Opening Reception at Dennos Museum Center
Celebrate the arrival of fall with an evening of desserts, drinks, and music while exploring new art exhibitions at the Dennos Museum Center.
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