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Tensions remain high in the Middle East as the United States and its allies continue military operations against Iran. The escalating conflict has pushed global oil prices above 100 dollars a barrel and prompted the U.S. government to release millions of barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an effort to stabilize energy markets. 

 

Lawmakers in Lansing are continuing debate over a new proposal aimed at lowering costs for Michigan drivers. The legislation would limit certain auto insurance fees and expand coverage options. Supporters say it could save drivers money, while critics argue more changes may still be needed to reduce Michigan’s historically high insurance rates.  

 

Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of Bay City this weekend for the city’s annual Bay City St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The 71st annual parade steps off Sunday at 2 p.m., traveling down Center Avenue toward downtown. Organizers say more than 100 floats, marching bands, pipe bands, and community groups will take part in one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Michigan. Many spectators are encouraged to arrive early as thousands are expected along the parade route. 

 

The Detroit Pistons host the Philadelpha 76ers tonight at 7pm 
The Detroit Red Wings take on the Tampa Bay Lighting in Florida at 7pm 
Meanwhile, the Detroit Tigers continue spring training action against the New York Yankees at 1pm 

 

Mid-Michigan forecast for the next four days: 

Thursday breezy with clouds and sun, high around 42. 
Friday very windy with rain or snow showers and a high near 40. 
Saturday partly sunny then turning cloudy with a high around 38. 
And Sunday breezy with a mix of rain and snow and a high near 47. 

         

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