On today's show: Head's up on some ongoing and upcoming road work, a local company is building a new way to detect PFAS in water supplies, and vaccine rates are still on the decline among students in Michigan schools.

We will be joined in a few minutes by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, to discuss the impacts so far of the Big Beautiful Bill. Fill up that gas tank quick! And the Walmart stabbing suspect is declared not competent to stand trial.

On today's show: We'll be joined by a frequent guest and friend of the show, Dennis Lennox, to talk Michigan politics and his recent op-ed in the Detroit News. Three counties are beginning a long process to repair the Elk Rapids Hydroelectric Dam. And a couple of local businesses are closing.

On today's show: Another devastating year is in store for northern Michigan's cherry harvest. Petoskey passes a new zoning ordinance on vacant buildings in the downtown. And a sewage spill in Traverse City.

On today's show, a local crime has been turned into a HULU miniseries. Jimmy John's is set to return to Petoskey, just not the way you think. And more details on the rescue by the Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City over the weekend.

On today's show: the state has a new way for you to be alerted of air quality alerts due to wildfire smoke. MDOT warns of impending bridge closures without proper funding. And another local county says they are in support of a taxpayer-subsidized rail service to northern Michigan.

A vicious attack in Emmet County left a woman nearly dead. Boyne Mountain continues to face regulatory issues with a dam that it owns and operates. And a domestic violence incident led to a standoff with an unusual weapon in Wexford County.

On today's show, we're joined by Ian Murphy, owner of the Iron Pig Smokehouse in Gaylord, to catch up on litigation regarding solar projects in northern Michigan. Local elected officials are split on a bill that would provide ice storm funding relief. That and more on today's show!

On today's show: State Representative Betsy Coffia announced today she recently underwent an operation after finding out she had cancer; we will provide you with the full update. Peninsula Township continues to fight the $50 million judgment issued against it. And a local Catholic Church and Diocese won in court, after being sued for firing a married gay man from a music director role.

On tonight's show: a high-speed chase just south of the Mackinac Bridge. A drunk driving incident left one child dead and two more injured. The drowning victim in Lake Ann over the weekend has been identified, and we learn what led to the man's death.