The WILS Morning Wake-Up w/Dave Akerly
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Sarah Ostyn
Discusses a new report from the Michigan League for Public Policy regarding homelessness in the state. In an expanding economy, is it possible that the number of homeless children is growing?
Live in Washington D.C. Rachel Sutherland gives the latest update on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announcement of articles of impeachment against President Trump.
Ted and Dave talk about a Pennsylvania mother who said her children killed themselves, but now is being charged with murder, Google removing 300 Donald Trump Ads for violating the company policy, and more.
State Senator Tom Barrett talks about what took the state budget so long to finally become visible, and more information on a bill that purpose is to protect whistle blowers.
Dan Adcock talks with Dave about the National Committee, who is partnering with AARP to put on a town hall discussion soon about the prescription drug pricing issue.
Deputy Communications Director - Progress Michigan
December 6th, 2019 12:00am
Sam shares with Dave the reasoning of Progress Michigan taking their findings of Michiganders not being in favor of big corporate welfare directly to members of the Michigan Legislature.
Jon Decker gives the latest update on the impeachment hearing, and on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is scheduled to make a statement on the hearing later this morning.
Shabbir stops by to talk about the importance of safe medicines for patients, as he is testifying later this morning at the House Committee Meeting here in Lansing.
Dave talks College Basketball, and he also gives an update on how well retailers performed during Thanksgiving weekend, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday.
Brent stops by to give the latest updates on the 600 block of South Washington Street, the 100 block of East Malcolm X Street that use to be the former Deluxe Inn site, and more.
Paul and Dave talk about the impact that the Michigan Indian Tribe leaders have on sports betting within the state, and what that can mean in the future if they don't receive their support.
Peter and Dave talk all things going on in the capital area like a possible temple property being placed between Cedar Street and Chavez Street, and more information on the Moore’s Park renovation plan.
Hondo and Dave talk sports, including college basketball as the Spartans get ready to play against Duke tonight at 9:30, and Michigan’s fast progress of being un-ranked to coming in as #4 in the country.
Keith and Dave talk about Wayfair, who received approval for two grants with a combined total of 2.5 million. It's adding over 500 full-time jobs to Meridian Township.
President and CEO of the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce
November 27th, 2019 12:00am
Tim stops by to talk about his reaction to Wayfair creating over 500 new jobs in Meridian Township, and the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, who’s celebrating small business Saturday with local small business this weekend.
Hondo and Dave talk sports, including the basketball wrap up of MSU vs. Georgia at the Maui Invitational, and Spartan football with MSU vs. Maryland this Saturday.
On this weekly segment with Dr. John Braccio, he expresses that it is time to look for the silver lining right now with the Thanksgiving holiday coming up in just a few days.
Geoff talks with Dave about a postgame altercation that took place after the Detroit Denby vs. Almont game held at Walled Lake Central High School last week.
Senator Curtis Hertel talks with Kyle about new details with the state budget, and he expresses his concerns over comments made by Senator Mike Shirkey.
Kimberly talks about a new study conducted by MSU Psychology department that shows that sleep deprivation effects you more than prior theories have suggested.
Rahb and Kyle recap the Silver Bells event that happened this past weekend in the capital city, as well as a menorah that is now right next to the state Christmas Tree.
Jesse shares with Rich updates for the 2020 forecast with the Trump Administration, including what things will stay the same for them and what things will change.
Mayor Andy Schor talks with Rich about the Moores Park meeting last night, the Reutter Park meeting that's scheduled for early next month, and the Silver Bells holiday event happening tonight here in the capital city.
Chris Bussler talks about his multi-award winning book “No Tougher Duty, No Greater Honor”. He will be visiting the Mason Branch Library later this evening for a meet and greet.
Live form the Los Angeles Auto Show Michael Martinez shares what has stood out so far to him, the revealing for the Ford Mach-E, and the latest on UAW negotiations.
Hussan and Rich discuss conflicted trust in the media, and how over two-thirds of Americans have a hard time distinguishing what information is true and what is not.
Hondo talks sports with Rich, including the press conference yesterday where Mark Dantonio announced that he plans on returning back for the 2020 Football season.
Adam talks with Dave about the MDOT public meeting that’s happening today from 4PM-6PM at LCC’s West Campus. They’re scheduled to discuss a 60 million project to improve I-496 between I-96 and Lansing Road next year.
Andrew talks with Dave about the ribbon cutting event for one of the largest sculptures in Michigan located at the new quadrangle in the heart of the Lansing Community College campus. The event takes place from 12PM-1PM this Friday.