An update on a fatal car crash over the weekend. Glen Lakes Schools says no to being a part of affordable housing. And a new way to get to a local airport early in the morning to catch your flight.

Will clue you in on some incoming winter weather systems that may affect your commutes for the next week. A controversial hire in Charlevoix County. And northern Michigan is the best place to raise a family in the state according to a new study.

Governor Whitmer's proposed budget is going nowhere fast. The Harbor Springs Planning Commission is going to give you plenty of chances to have your say in the Zoning Code reforms. And we check on this week of crime. Will DEI die at local colleges?

An update on the shooting in the SOO. Wexford County has a plan to get the Register of Deeds Office back online. Grand Traverse County plans on making renovations to the courthouse. And we review USAID's funding of journalism, both domestic and foreign.

Development has been banned for half a year in a local township. A shooting in the Soo. And Kingsley's school district will be asking for a large bond this May. We review portions of Gov Whitmer's proposed 2026 budget.

Road deaths are down in Michigan. The Amazon distribution center in Gaylord is nearly ready. And two local churches are merging. Nick is joined by Paul Winfree the President and CEO of the Economic Policy Innovation Center.

Local law enforcement weighs in on whether they will assist ICE or not. Michigan report card shows we still lag behind the national average. And a local legend has passed away.

Gary Peters will retire at the end of this term. Ice is spreading across Michigan and I am not talking about the frozen water. And a manhunt is still ongoing. Daniel Turner the Founder and Executive Director of Power the Future joins the show to discuss the early days of energy liberation under the Trump administration.

Tax season has begun. Home prices in the region have increased. And teachers are less qualified than ever.