A Michigan court has ruled that the House must send 9 bills to the Governor's desk for her signature. Attorney General Dana Nessel is demanding that the federal government use reserve funds for SNAP, which the feds cannot legally do, and the future of our region's timber industry is in peril following the ice storm.

On today's show, northern Michigan is denied FEMA aid for ice storm relief. A new PFAs mitigating system could be coming to Pellston. And Cadillac officials will not be charged, according to a special prosecutor. Nick is joined by Speaker of the House Matt Hall to discuss the federal government shutdown's impact on Michigan, new transparency measures, and ending the SOAR Fund.

The Bay Area Transportation Authority's Executive Director lasted less than a month on the job. The M-22 Roundabout paving project has been rescheduled. And a new bill in Lansing would ban experiments on dogs.

Arson is suspected in a fire that led to the total destruction of a historic building in Charlevoix. We have learned more information about the Isle Royale Deaths. And the accident involving the Charlevoix Golf Team has prompted new legislation.

An update on the Little Traverse Wheelway's Miracle Mile. Several updates on road work in Traverse City that is already underway. And an update on our very own tower reconstruction project for some of our sister stations.

We discuss the life and legacy of Chris Struble with someone who knew him very well. We have a brief update on the Kei Ju Farm situation in Emmet County. And Traverse City could be the premier location for the treatment of long COVID.

A high speed chase in Emmet County. Gas prices have reached thier lowest cost in years, and it's about to get more expensive to own an EV or plug in Hybrid here in Michigan.

An animal control case in Emmet County leaves the public divided. A multi-car accident leaves a 54-year-old Fife Lake man dead. And could Beaver Islands' affordable housing plan serve as a blueprint for other rural areas in the state?

Bellaire Village Residents may see their water bills go up for a period of time over the next few months; I'll tell you why. Beaver Island is seeing major preparations underway for impending high-speed internet access. And Traverse City has begun round-the-clock surveillance at two locations within the city.

Conservatives are outraged at possible changes being made to public schools' sex education, and we will be joined by State Board of Education Member Tom McMillin and President of Citizens for Traditional Values Eileen McNeil to discuss. And Traverse City warns that a bad smell may linger in the air for a few days, find out why.