Leelanau County's Finance Director is on paid leave. Byestanders rescue a former professional biker after he collapsed at Nubs Nob. And scrutiny intensifies regarding a proposal from Boyne Mountain Resort.

After being out yesterday, we catch up on the news from the long weekend, such as: a deadly fire in Grand Traverse County, Harbor Springs passes a new zoning ordinance, and a ref accused of assaulting a local player has pleaded guilty and awaits his sentence.

Coming up on the show, are you concerned about increasing crime in northern Michigan, and have you taken any precautions? With the recent heat wave, MDOT warns of possible sudden bridge closures due to falling ice. And how does the recent minimum wage increase line up with other historic wage increases?

Pay by debit or credit card as a DTE customer? Get ready for higher bills. A local UPS facility is closing as the company undergoes massive restructuring. And the woman who set fire to an apartment complex in Cheboygan has been identified and formally charged.

The man killed in a home invasion in Cadillac has been identified. Leelanau County Commissioners elect a new vice chair and set a vision for the year. And if you want to camp this year at state parks, now might be the time to reserve your spot. And there is a possible window for a debt-free deal to acquire Greenland. I'll tell you how.

We will be joined by a first-time guest, a state representative from downstate. It's looking like that flu season has come early this year. And the powers that be are preparing to present their cases regarding Line 5 before the US Supreme Court next month.

A threat of violence at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City caused the hospital to go on lockdown. A storage unit fire near the Harbor Springs Airport. And a pre-trial date has been set for the fiancé of Rebecca Park.

A fatal house fire in Cadillac. The fiancé of Rebecca Park has been released from jail on bond for a second time. And NMC has found a new tenant for its Boardman Lake Campus.

A new fuel tax changes the game in Michigan starting tomorrow. A new bill regarding sex offenders in Michigan reveals a shocking loophole. And a Michigan State Senator running for higher office says she would assault someone if she ran into that person on the street.

Some inmates in Michigan are getting free education, should they? TCAPS accepts a new policy from the State of Michigan while being part of a lawsuit against the state regarding the new policy. And a fatal accident due to whiteout conditions in Cheboygan.