Stay away from Lake Mitchell due to possible sewage overflows. A popular mountain biking trail system is set to expand. And Mackinac Island is getting tough on regulating ferry rates, threatening Hoffman Marine with fines.

A proposed amendment to the Michigan Constitution would require a supermajority on bills passed in lame duck sessions. A local lawmaker aims to stop the use of restraints and late-night pickups when transporting teens to out-of-state treatment programs. And an update on Leland Lighthouse.

The man shot and killed by Traverse City Police has been identified. Grand Traverse County officials are part of a growing debate over vigilante anti child predator groups. And we speak with State Representative Dave Prestin about the House Republicans' new energy plan called Project Lighthouse.

We survived the Great Blizzard of  '26! An icy rescue off the coast of Mackinac Island in the middle of the blizzard. An appeals court has overruled a lower court, saying Mackinac Island CAN regulate ferry rates when there is no competition. And an officer-involved shooting in Traverse City.

Leelanau County's Drain Commissioner has resigned. Michigan lawmakers are debating how much childhood independence is too much and if laws need to be changed. And more details on the recently announced FEMA funding for last year's Ice Storm.

An incident involving AI has gripped Traverse City Central High School. The State Board of Education rejected a resolution that would have forced school districts to notify parents of their child's gender transition. And we're joined by Brenden Boudreau of Great Lakes Gun Rights to talk Constitutional Carry and Red Flag laws.

Traverse City is considering extending parking meter hours and increasing fees. More FEMA funding has been secured for ice storm relief; we talked with State Representative Parker Fairbairn about that. And Northport officials are taking a closer look at a proposed housing project.

The man arrested on Bois Blanc Island last night has been identified. The Petoskey City Council has tabled discussion over a possible settlement regarding the Miracle Mile on the Little Traverse Wheelway. And we will be joined by State Representative Jason Woolford to discuss waste, fraud, and abuse in the Michigan Food Stamp system.

Gas prices are ballooning everywhere, especially here in northern Michigan. Resort Township appointed a new Supervisor following a resignation. And a significant construction project is going to be carried out by MDOT in Cheboygan soon.

Banks Township votes to keep its current zoning rules after months of debate. A pair of Democratic lawmakers have proposed a constitutional amendment to elect Michigan Public Service Commission members instead of the governor appointing them. Nick is joined by Speaker of the House Matt Hall to discuss the House’s spending plan for Selfridge Air National Guard Base, his proposal to eliminate property taxes, and his plan to fix the health care system.