Dave Bondy

Keeping it Real: 7p.m. Thursday, The failure of the mental health system in the United States

Bullying in area schools and Michigan pastor going to extreme measures to help others

Working to make school lunches healthier

Kansas City Chiefs placekicker Harrison Butker is facing a lot of criticism over his commencement speech at Benedictine College. Most of the criticism he is facing comes from people who have only watched 20 or 30 second clips of the speech.

Parents are fighting back and a look at the government's involvement in the 2024 election

Implicit Bias (DEI) training is required to renew some professional licenses in Michigan. I talked to a man who said his son was shocked when he was asked to take the course.

A win for freedom and the truth about real people and the economy

Keeping it Real Show

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Grieving Mother Questions Protection Claims After Daughter's COVID-Related Death

The Attack on Farming in the United States

Michigan's Education Board Takes Aim at Charter Schools – What's at Stake?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Joe Biden is set to meet with key national security officials in the Situation Room following his return from Rehoboth, Delaware, the White House announced today. This high-level gathering will include Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown, alongside National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Deputy Adviser Jon Finer. Vice President Kamala Harris and Chief of Staff Jeff Zients are expected to join the meeting via secure video link. The meeting follows earlier briefings provided to the President concerning escalating tensions in the Middle East. In related developments, tensions have surged in the region as Iran launched multiple drone attacks against Israel, a move confirmed by both Israeli and U.S. officials. The Israeli Defense Forces have publicly acknowledged the attacks, stating readiness to respond both defensively and offensively. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning in response to the attacks, emphasizing Israel's preparedness and resilience. "Whoever harms us, we will harm them," Netanyahu stated, thanking allies including the U.S., Britain, and France for their support. The international community watches closely as the situation unfolds.

Michigan man traveling to Ohio to see the full solar eclipse

Bay City Pastor talks about how people need help more than ever in Mid-Michigan

Bay City couple blocked by city officials from renting to medical professionals

Wife says C*VID didn't kill husband, the treatment did. Links for more details--- https://www.givesendgo.com/endremdesivirdeathmichigan https://chbmp.org/document/

Electric Vehicle Explodes in Florida Family Garage

Washington State Patrol Trooper Christopher Gadd, aged 27, lost his life while performing his duties. The 32-year-old suspect, residing unlawfully in the United States and with a Lynnwood address, is currently in custody facing vehicular homicide charges. Identified as a citizen of Mexico by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the man's illegal status in the country has been highlighted following this fatal collision.

Kevin Bass kicked out of medical school after challenging COVID narratives

Alarming Event at Michigan Mall: Man with Pants Down Approaches Young Girls in Women's Restroom

Are we prepared for a cyber or EMP attack? I am talking to a former military intelligence officer

In a heart-wrenching incident on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, three-year-old Skye McBride suffered a critical gunshot wound to the head while her family says she was in the custody of her father. The tragedy unfolded family members say due to an unsecured firearm in their home, leaving the family and community in shock. Michael Darktania Tolbert, 44, has been charged with multiple offenses, including first-degree child abuse and violations related to firearms safety and possession by a felon. This case marks the first application of Michigan’s new safe-storage law, which came into effect just a day before the incident, on February 13th.

Discover the battle unfolding in Michigan as lawmakers pursue a green energy agenda, threatening the closure of a coal-fired power plant vital to one million residents. Witness the local grassroots efforts to preserve it. Don't miss the full interview for the full story