Forgiveness for snow day overages for local schools is no longer guaranteed by state lawmakers. Grand Traverse County broke ground today on one of its largest projects in years. And it will cost you more to snowmobile this season.

More road work is underway, heading into Wexford County. Several projects are on track according to Petoskey's City Manager, but not all of them. And we're joined by Speaker of the House Matt Hall.

Centralized government control was upheld yesterday in a Michigan Court, making renewable energy projects easier to site. And a local renewable energy project is getting pushback from local farmers, but that ruling may make their opposition moot.

The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments between the Michigan House and Senate regarding nine bills that were never sent to Governor Whitmer. You're invited to the public memorial of Rebecca Park and her unborn child. And we're joined by Republican candidate for University of Michigan regent Michael Schostak.

I have your local election results! I get you caught up on the State Senate Special election result and the fallout from it. And road work is coming up quickly in Otsego County.

A quick recap of last night's Traverse City City Commission Meeting. The Competency Evaluation for the Bartholomews in the Rebecca Park case has been sealed by the judge. And Nick is joined by State Representative Steve Frisbie to discuss two important topics. First, his bill that would eliminate the state property tax, and also discuss why Rep Frisbie thinks EMS providers and volunteer firefighters are having a hard time recruiting, and what possible solutions are.

A suspected double murder-suicide in Lake City. Mackinac Island is reconsidering its E-Bike policy for those with disabilities. And Nick is joined by Larry Behrens, spokesman for Power the Future, to discuss a shocking new development in the oil industry.

Several local farms have landed significant grants from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the Secretary of State's Office is going to cancel hundreds of thousands of voter registrations, but not until after the election in which she is running. And the Kalkaska Library is recovering from flooding issues.

Another portion of the Little Traverse Wheelway is out of commission. Road work is underway between Boyne City and Boyne Falls. And Cheboygan High School has a new athletic director, a name already familiar to much of northern Michigan.

An update on the recall effort against Grand Traverse County Prosecutor Noelle Moggenberg. Flooding in Traverse City could have been worse if a certain change hadn't been recently made. And we have this month's installment of Featuring A Farmer!