We're joined by Brendan Boudreau, the executive director of Great Lakes Gun Rights. Updates on possible Garfield township developments, and worried about missing the post for your Christmas packages? I've got the last possible dates to ship for you.

We will be joined by State Representative Tom Kunse, a first-time guest, for today's Lansing Update. An attempted abduction in Traverse City as big city crimes continue to get more frequent. And a few project updates in the Traverse City region.

On today’s show, we speak with Mike Cox, Republican gubernatorial candidate and former Attorney General.

A massive power outage in Emmet and Cheboygan County today. A proposed data center in Kalkaska County has been pulled. And a new study suggests that peanut allergies could be held at bay by... exposure to peanuts early and often.

A fire burns a historic local building. A local State Senator says public land WON'T be used for the proposed data center in Kalkaska County. And the recently named Harbor Springs interim city manager is a familiar face in the community.

The suspects in the shooting, larceny, and homicide case have been arraigned. The public conversation around a proposed data center in Kalkaska County has officially started. And we're joined by State Representative John Roth.

A massive police response in Traverse City this weekend as a pair of teens shot at police and may have murdered a City employee. A local township continues to take steps to repeal zoning. And Lansing is considering allowing Antrim County to establish its own court.

Some Michigan Republicans are asking the federal government to oversee the state's upcoming elections in 2026. Sleeping Bear Dunes starts to wake back up after the federal government shutdown lifts. An iconic tree in Petoskey has been replaced.

Traverse City Area Public Schools is joining a statewide lawsuit. Peninsula Township may be changing its noise ordinance. Pennies are no longer being minted. And Michigan hospital quality is tanking.

We'll be joined by Larry Behrens of Power the Future to discuss a sly new style of carbon tax. Another section of the Little Traverse Wheelway is closed indefinitely. And a local state representative is proposing a new tax on short-term rentals.