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.

Charlevoix is getting new traffic signals to boost safety. The husband of Traverse City's Deputy City Manager passed away this week in a freak accident. And state lawmakers propose a lifetime hunting and fishing license for disabled veterans. Nick is joined by Larry Behrens, spokesman for Power The Future, to discuss how domestic oil and natural gas production is at an all-time high and what else can be done to drive down gas prices. They also discuss the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and the newly formed Strategic Critical Minerals Reserve.

A Cheboygan school board member has been disciplined for social media posts. Cadillac has a new manager for its farmers' market. Discussion over proposals for two Traverse City-owned properties has been delayed due to a city employee's family emergency. Nick is also joined by Wid Lyman, a reporter with Border Hawk News, to discuss the status of ICE operations around the country, the state of the southern border, and the cartel war in Mexico.

A boil water advisory for portions of Central Lake. Traverse City has received two proposals for the future of the Bijou by the Bay. And an update on a couple of projects at Traverse City State Park.

A local Health Department has fined a child-run lemonade stand. A new coyote management season started today. And Traverse City is considering a land transfer to help with a housing project.

A bipartisan bill package in the House would place a moratorium on data centers across Michigan. Cadillac is looking to make way for hundreds of new housing units. And new legislation would repeal the state's new wholesale marijuana tax.

Cadillac is soon to undergo zoning changes. A competancy trail is scheduled for a person accused of a Traverse City shooting death. And we're joined by Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, who has a warning for the Trump Administration regarding the proposed 10% cap on annual credit card interest rates.

A Bear Lake woman has been charged with embezzlement. We saw above-average ice coverage on the Great Lakes this year. And we are joined by Dennis Lennox to discuss the State of the Union and several Michigan elections.

A Cheboygan school board member is under fire for social media posts and published articles. An update on the Petoskey Winter Sports Park expansion. And we're joined by State Representative John Roth to preview tomorrow's State of the State address by the Governor.