1080 KYMN Radio - Northfield Minnesota

State Senator Rich Draheim discusses a higher education bill that addresses affordability, law enforcement reform, and more.

In April 2018, when this edition of Fine Tune first aired, an historic snowstorm had swept through Minnesota… all was covered in wintry white, and spring was suddenly off-kilter… that somehow led me to these songs. Hope you enjoy them, without the snowy backdrop out the window! White Whisper / Deep Forest White Winter Hymnal /

Seguimos con las vacunas en Northfield y la lista de espera para las vacunas en el hospital. Importante entrar en la lista de espera en español. Tratamos igualmente el asunto de la violencial policial y racismo en Minneapolis y Brooklyn Center y las consecuencias del racismo. Para sanar a las personas, recurrir, entre otros, al

It’s a full program on this weeks Raider Wrap.  Ryan Pietsch from the Girl’s Softball Team, Pete Mergens from the Clay Target program and Mel Miller with the Girl’s Golf Team all join the program. AJ Reisetter sits down with Rock and Roll Revival Stars Jose Vazquez and Gina Bradford in Meet the Raider and

State Representative Todd Lippert discusses the shooting of Daunte Wright and measures that the Legislature can address to create a safer Minnesota, talks about the status of several bills, and more.

This week, the boys try something new and focus the show on one album. Curiously, they have picked Led Zeppelin III.

Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott talks about his recommendation to not renew the liquor license for Froggy Bottoms, the status of purchasing body cams, Rice County jail options, and interviews for a new police officer.

Host Jon Olson talks with Mark Canning, a retired Foreign Service Officer with the State Department. They tap into his deep experience with the Korean peninsula and discuss both North and South Korea.  

Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig talks about the April 13 City Council work session relating to strategic planning.

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the April 12 City Council meeting.  Topics include the Decker Avenue corridor, annual audit, re-opening Memorial Park pavilion for reservations, waiver of liquor license fees.