We are joined by Brittany Madni of the Economic Policy Innovation Center to discuss food stamps. Wexford County Authorities continue to search for a missing pregnant woman. And a new Traverse City Commission has been seated.

We are joined by State Representative Parker Fairbairn to talk about deregulation here in Michigan. Traverse City Light and Power customers will soon be billed in a different manner. And gas prices are higher under Trump than under Biden this time of year.

We get to the migrant minimum wage story from yesterday's show. Michigan is seeing job losses following post-pandemic rebounds. And you could purchase several-ton pieces of the Mackinac Bridge for a few thousand dollars!

The federal government is considering lowering the minimum wage for migrant workers, but should they set wages at all? We are joined by a pair of local football broadcasters to preview their team's march in the playoffs. And a local township is considering eliminating zoning.

We have the election results for you from yesterday. Governor Whitmer gets grilled by a YouTuber, and we react to clips from that. And an ambulance-involved accident in Grand Traverse County leaves several seriously injured.

A man jumped off the Mackinac Bridge today. An update on the thwarted terror attack in southeast Michigan. Pellston is getting state funding to fix local roads. And we're joined by Dennis Lennox to discuss the midterm election much more.

A motive has been released in the Grand Blanc Township LDS Shooting. A fire destroys a church in Benzie County. And Harbor Springs' City Manager is stepping down. And we speak with State Representative Cam Cavitt.

The accused suspect in the Walmart stabbing does his first interview since being placed in a mental health hospital. Traverse City's Fire Chief is retiring. And a Grand Traverse County man is being accused of torture.

On today's show: we talk playoff high school football with a pair of broadcasters for the teams who remain. We recap the first GOP gubernatorial debate. And there's a recall on candy made by a Michigan company just before Halloween.

A comprehensive overview of a possible data center that could come to Kalkaska. Michigan Democrats are seeking to dip into the state's rainy day fund to keep SNAP funded in the midst of the federal government shutdown, and despite a legal setback, Right to Life promises to continue its fight against Proposal 3.