Episode 864

53 min · 4 de jun de 2026

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It's now a waiting game as FEMA has wrapped up its preliminary damage assessments across Michigan to determine if we qualify for federal relief. Haring Township's new well is about 2 weeks behind schedule. And a popular Traverse City-area eaglet is receiving care after a tumble out of its nest. This week, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission and State Police showed up at both Iron Pig locations in Gaylord, searching for a specific liquor that they eventually confiscated. They called it a routine inspection, the Iron Pig said it was more like a raid. Nick speaks with the owner, Ian Murphy, to learn more. Nick is joined by Wid Lyman, a reporter with Border Hawk News. Wid shares what he has been covering regarding the clash between law enforcement and increasingly mob-like protestors.

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