MICHIGAN ~ A second, more extreme Arctic blast is expected to hit Michigan in late January.
Temps may run 10–20°F below normal for 1–2 weeks, with wind chills possibly reaching –35°F in parts of Michigan, according to MLive. The current cold temperatures are from a jet‑stream dip, not the polar vortex itself, though a true polar vortex disruption may still be coming, making things colder. Lake‑effect snow is still likely, though major storms are not likely at this time.
March 11, 2026 ~ Chris Renwick, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds spoke with Congressman Tim Walberg. Walberg discussed tornado recovery, community efforts, and scam warnings. He also addressed questions about federal aid for Michigan’s 5th Congressional District.
March 11, 2026 ~ Ainslee Hewitt stops by the studio to preview this year’s National Cherry Festival and the traditions, events, and Michigan pride behind it.
March 11, 2026 ~ Rep. Mark Tisdel reacts to tech group NetChoice warning that Michigan will face lawsuits over proposed limits on social media platforms.
