What is causing the delay in the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge? Additionally, we explore the value of a college education as the federal government implements changes to the types of programs that student loans can cover. Finally, we preview a summer festival in the Upper Peninsula that celebrates generations of Finnish American traditions.

Eight people connected with the University of Michigan have been charged for a "threat campaign" to push the university to divest from Israel. How high gas prices are impacting boaters this summer. And, remembering the 1994 World Cup games played at Michigan's Pontiac Silverdome and how the city is embracing the tournament this summer. Plus, what's behind the decrease in union membership in Michigan.

How parents are dealing with the closure of four schools in the Detroit Public Schools Community District. Plus, understanding the civil engineering and community collaboration behind The Border to Border Trail.

One of the Detroit Three is expanding its partnership with a Chinese company to produce more affordable EVs for international markets. Plus, the Ann Arbor District Library's Summer Game has officially begun! And, a Detroit event bringing bicyclists together.

The latest about the third death in the past month at the Huron Valley Correctional Facility. A University of Michigan law professor has a new book that argues the U.S.'s democracy is under threat. Listeners share their thoughts on where Up North begins. And, a possible congressional bill would open the door for E15 gas sales with more ethanol and increase the demand for corn.

Why the city of Detroit could be on the hook for millions of dollars in cleanup costs after contaminated soil was used to fill residential lots across the city. Artist Marianetta Porter talks about her exhibition at the U-M Stamps Gallery. Plus, the story of the Detroit industrialist whose art collection helped lay the foundation for the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art.

A bill aiming to ease the governance structure of publicly-funded Michigan universities failed Wednesday. How Interlochen Center of Arts is grappling with its complicated past with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. A new Grand Rapids art exhibition highlighting Pride Month with the work of LGBTQ+ artists.

How the popularity of takeout food among college students has put on a strain on Michigan universities' sustainability efforts. Hear about the long-running public access show Only in Monroe that recently had Stephen Colbert on as a guest host.

What Oracle and OpenAI execs said about Michigan investments at the groundbreaking of a massive data center in Saline Township. A northeast Ohio community reacts to multiple Bigfoot sightings. Proposed limits on corporate political donations in Michigan. And the work of a statewide program fighting invasive species on a constricted budget.

A conversation with a reporter covering Detroit's efforts to increase rental safety. What happened when a sexual assault was reported at Michigan's largest immigrant detention center. And the latest episode of On Hand on where Up North begins.