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A mass shooting on Friday claimed the lives of six people and left a 16 year-old girl severely injured in Missaukee County. We'll have an update on what we know so far. Also, FEMA money is making its way to northern Michigan after April flooding. Vivian La tells us where those funds are headed.
And a second petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop will be in front of the Board of State Canvassers this morning. Austin Rowlader tells us what to expect.
And a second petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop will be in front of the Board of State Canvassers this morning. Austin Rowlader tells us what to expect.
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