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Repairs to flood-impacted roads are gaining steam in Grand Traverse County. Find out how flooding could impact fishing here in northern Michigan. And we're joined by State Representative Matthew Bierlein to discuss his latest bills to better protect children from sex offenders.

Some updates on post-flood restoration across the region. A police chase in Otsego County. And Petoskey is making some decent progress on road work in the downtown area.

A local township supervisor is facing criminal charges. Cadillac is offering free sand and water tests for flood-impacted residents. And we're joined by State Representative Matt Maddock to talk about the House's proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

We have an update on the recall effort against Grand Traverse County Prosecutor Noelle Moggenberg. Traverse City is set to get another car wash. According to new data, Petoskey's housing market is among the most expensive in the country. Nick is joined by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, to discuss how health insurance providers and Democrats in Washington have increased costs for everyday Americans. Phil also shares his solutions to lower costs.

An update on the Line 5 case. A pair of local elections in Leelanau County is setting up to be uncontested races. And we're joined by Keri Laporte-Montero, the Chief Executive Officer of the Bergmann Center, to discuss why they are going to be closing in less than a month.

An Antrim County clerk could be in hot water. Your electric bill is going up again. And a recall effort of the Grand Traverse County Prosecutor is gaining some traction.

Some flood-related updates. Lawmakers are calling for an investigation into ties between Jeffrey Epstein and the Interlochen Center for the Arts. And we'll be joined by Air Force Veteran and Executive Director of the Great Lakes Space Alliance to talk about a unique event happening in the UP the next few days.

Another flood-heavy news cycle! Tune in for the latest! No charges for the officers involved in the shooting death of Darnell Wilson last month. Another fire in Traverse City. And an update on the Rebecca Park case, the Bartholomews will face competency hearings next month. Nick is also joined by Republican Nominee for Secretary of State Anthony Forlini to discuss his nomination and plans for the state if elected.

Tune in for more flooding updates! Cheboygan Public Schools has broken ground on renovations to an elementary school. An overnight fire in Traverse City. And a local township clerk is facing possible criminal charges if she doesn't repay what township officials call an unapproved raise