On today's show, busy meetings in Traverse City and Cadillac. Cadillac seated two new council members. Nick is joined by Brenden Boudreau, the Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights to discuss the latest in landing concerning your 2A rights!

On today's show, utility companies are looking to purchase more rural land for renewable energy projects. A couple was held at gunpoint in Traverse City. And an apparent shootout in Antrim County.

On today's show, we are joined by Jim Baumann, the editor of the Boyne Citizen to discuss the recent firing of Boyne City's City Manager Michael Cane. A lot more local news as well!

On today's show, Michigan Republicans turn up the heat on the MHSAA. A man has been arrested in connection with death threats made against Cadillac public officials in January. And GT County has approved 24/7 medical care in the county jail effective immediately.

On today's show, people are speaking out against the removal of a local bridge. A celebration of the country's second oldest state park. And a local city broke a snowfall record this year.

On tonight's show, we review the bets of President Trump's address to the joint session of Congress. Mackinac Island is being sued. And TCAPS is close to having a new board member.

On tonight’s show, just days after promising to work with Republicans on road funding, Governor Whitmer goes back on her word. Some Emmet County Recycling customers must switch to totes starting today. And counterfeit currency is being spread around Charlevoix.

On tonight's show, Trump was not the only President who lost his temper on Zelensky. We might be waiting even longer to see if former Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield will go to trial. And Northport may have a new Village Manager very soon.

On today's show, we review yesterday's tough day for conservatives. Charlevoix residents get ready for an explosive weekend! Nick also has a list of @DOGE impact on the state of Michigan.

The Cheboygan County Commission is starting the process to replace one of their own. A popular TV show is set to be filmed in Northern Michigan. And an update on the Lee Chatfield Court case. Nick is joined by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment to discuss why he thinks the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should be shut down, as well as how good of a job DOGE is doing.