John Sherwin, Faribault Chief of Police tells us local police have no authority to handle illegal immigrants unless they commit crimes. Even then a licensed federal law enforcement official has to step in. Sherwin also applauded a recent bill introduced in the state legislature increasing penalties for people who flee from police.

Debra Wasserman and Shermayne Cross go over details about the annual Pancake and Sausage Feast which benefits the Faribault Lions Club.

Principal Christine Saehler and students Charlotte, Hayden, Emma and Harley tell us what makes learning fun at Faribault Lutheran Schools. The theme this year is "Endure."

Discussion about the restructuring of Faribault Public Schools. It calls for the closure of a school building.

Jerry Groskreutz broadcasts live from Ag Expo in Mankato.

Northfield Chamber executives Rachel Trnka and Jane Bartho report on business awards in the community.

Dave Nichols, Executive Director of Rice County Historical Society says a college student from Northfield has uncovered information about a Minnesota connection to John Wilkes Booth. The man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln in April 1865.

Dustin Dienst goes over some recommendations concerning fire prevention. He also says there should be a carbon monoxide detector on every level of your home.

Dan Trantner, Mn Department of Health Indoor Air Unit Supervisor discusses the peroblems with Radon. The Rice County area is particularly at risk for high levels of the cancer causing gas found naturally in our soils. FREE test kits are availaboe from Rice County Public Health Department.

Han Aldrich & Susan Stout with Ruth's House of Faribault give details about their largest fundraiser. The event is February 8, 2025 at 310 Event Center in downtown Faribaut.