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Rice County Attorney John Fossum discusses a legislative proposal for the Attorney General to prosecute all officer-involved shootings and the BCA to investigate them, and he provides an update on court service practices.

Rich takes a look at the incredible damage that was done when hundreds of thousands of master recordings were destroyed in a fire at Universal Studios in 2008.

By Teri Knight, News Director A Northfield man is charged with possession of a short-barrelled gun after reporting an explosion of a shotgun shell inside his home on Greenvale Place. 21 year old Treyvon Russle Paulson told Northfield police on Tuesday that a 20-gauge shotgun shell went off in the living room when a dumbbell

This week on Musician Talk, host Pauline Jennings talks with Northfield native, NHS and St. Olaf graduate, power soprano Katerina Middeldorp!  Many of you may have seen and heard her on the Guild stage before she moved to Boston to attain a Masters Degree in Vocal Performance at Boston University, where she studies with Dr.

Steve Underdahl, CEO of Northfield Hospital & Clinics, provides an update on re-opening hospital and clinic services.

Northfield YMCA Executive Director Krista Danner talks about re-opening the YMCA on June 15.

This weeks radio play is “A Cut Above the Rest”.  The show includes original, hilarious fake commercials and a jingle, all written and performed by the cast members, and is directed via Zoom by Pauline Jennings.  In this whose-doing-what delightful farce adapted for radio, Snake and Harry, con artists, have the steal of a lifetime

By Teri Knight, News Director A 17-year-old boy died Monday while cliff jumping at Lake Byllesby in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. According to Fox 9 News, the Goodhue County Sheriff’s Office said the victim, identified as Garrett Berg of Farmington, was jumping off a cliff into Lake Byllesby when a second juvenile jumped immediately after Berg

Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig recaps the June 9 City Council meeting including the annual financial audit for the period ending December 31, 2019, discussion about utility franchise fees, re-opening of the pool, opening up more areas for outdoor dining, and more.

Hosts Wayne Eddy and Dina Fesler talk with Rochester Symphony Orchestra conductor Jere Lanz and Sutton Rodeo’s Steve Sutton about shutdowns in the entertainment industry due to the coronavirus pandemic.