A local township supervisor is in hot water. A local college is making a big investment to train students in a possible new way to build homes. And seat belt laws are changing in Michigan.

On tonight's show, Northwest Education Services continues the hunt for a new Superintendent. We are joined by Dennis Lennox to recap Friday's First District GOP Caucus and how to move the Michigan GOP forward with new leadership. Also, a top radio program on WMKT is set to go off the air in a few weeks!

On today's show, Nick is joined by State Representative Parker Fairbairn (R107) to discuss the bills passed last night to amend pending paid sick time, minimum wage, and tipped wage law. Also, Enbridge celebrates another victory regarding Line 5.

The Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court is stepping down and creating a long legacy that she may not have intended to do. The City of Harbor Springs continues to backtrack on decisions after public outcry. And the City of Charlevoix approves its next budget, with a deficit.

A possible solve in a cold case in Grand Traverse County. Cadillac looks to restabilize after a shocking resignation by its longtime mayor. And the Trump administration is seemingly putting pressure on the powers that be to get the Line 5 tunnel project moving. Michigan gets played by another green energy company.

The Traverse City DDA Director has resigned. Beaver Island is getting the first of THIS in the entire state. And Antrim County could break the snowfall record this year.

Happy President's Day! Gas prices are down in Michigan. Michigan lawmakers are debating a bill that would neuter lame-duck sessions in the Michigan House and Senate. And Border Patrol picked up some illegals near us.

Big news from the Capitol. Gas prices are up in the Midwest region. And beware of a parking scam in Traverse City. Nick is joined by State Senator John Damoose to talk about the latest development in Lansing on the tipped credit and minimum wage. Where do they go from here?

A new housing project could be coming to Gaylord. The University of Michigan is looking to set a record. And an open county commissioner seat in Cheboygan County. And infighting in the pro-life movement.

Major projects approved by the TCAPS Board. A local EMS service will be wearing body cameras and taking defense training after three assaults last year. And more details about a federal lawsuit against Benzie County.