A Bay City man who used his 1-year-old son as a shield to avert arrest and injured two Bay City police officers, pleaded no contest to four felony charges in Bay County Circuit Court.

RELATED: Big screen TV left at Green Bay park prompts police's reminder of how to help the homeless Earlier this year, the city council approved removing the playground equipment from St. John's Park.

The Redwood City City Council passed a ban on homeless encampments in an attempt to strike the right balance between public safety and compassion, but some say it’s still too punitive.

Now, the iconic Panama City landmark is turning 100. Saturday evening, the Bay Arts Alliance celebrated the building’s monumental birthday with a Centennial Garden Party.

Bay City Resistance, a nonpartisan group that describes itself as opposing fascism and authoritarianism, led the effort alongside Rank MI Vote, a nonprofit that educates voters on electoral ...

A group of Miami Gardens Police officers want to sue the city claiming they’ve been mistreated because they’re Hispanic.

Tekle Sundberg's parents, Cindy and Mark, say he was having a mental health crisis when police were called on him the night officers shot and killed him.

Or is the Board of Alders fundamentally a part of the City of New Haven, and the city can’t legally sue itself? That argument played out for roughly half an hour Monday in a sixth-floor courtroom at ...

One of the 3 victims injured in a shooting at Sara Sims Park intends to sue City of Boynton Beach over the police department’s actions ahead of the incident.

By Bay City NewsA Calistoga city councilmember is being sued for allegedly "cajoling" an 84-year-old woman in cognitive decline to take on a loan that he and his business benefited from ...

Alexis Helton, a 21-year-old inmate at the Bay County Jail, died on July 5, just a few days after she was arrested.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Homeowners who live in the New Irving Park area of north Greensboro who lost a rezoning battle have now filed a lawsuit against the City of Greensboro. In April, after ...