Episode 885

Episode 888

Garfield Township is a step closer to temporarily shutting down any possibility of data centers. Major emergency road work is coming to Grand Traverse County early next week. We also hear from MDOT on what caused the M119 washouts to be so severe and where expectations should be set for repairs.

Episode 887

A local health department takes over management of nine regional dental clinics. A chain reaction in the UP caused a truck to crash into a car wash. And Nick is joined by Justin Michal, a Republican running for Michigan's First Congressional District.

Episode 886

The Park Place Hotel has been sold to a local ownership group. The Harbor Springs DDA is continuing conversations about a proposed streetscapes project amid opposition from a community group. Nick is joined by State Representative John Roth to talk about the recently passed state budget.

Episode 885

Two Gaylord men have received pardons from President Trump. In a shocking reversal, Michigan State University's president has decided to stay at the university. And FEMA has opened applications for relief following April's flooding.

Episode 884

Antrim County's County Clerk is facing a possible recall. As the debate over the use of Flock cameras by local law enforcement rages, a public hearing on the installation of Flock cameras in a local township is set for tonight. And Charlevoix County is taking steps to fix the boardwalk section of the Little Traverse Wheelway.