KYMN Morning Show | KYMN Local News

 Waters receding, but flooding issues will persist; League of Women voters forum reveals differences between candidates 

 River drops to 'Minor Flood Stage,' city begins cleanup preparations; County keeping landfill open for extra hours, coordinating volunteer efforts; League of Women Voters candidate forums set for tonight 

 Rob Ryden and Will Healy provide information about the live music fest "Wazaroo" to be held on Saturday, June 29, noon - 9pm at the Wasner Barn. 

 Northfield Fire Chief Tom Nelson discusses area flooding, and Mike Morehouse, building official for the City of Northfield talks about the importance of obtaining building permits for construction to ensure safety and compliance, and more. 

 Professional wrestler Mitch Paradise talks about the PCW Championship match to be held Friday, June 28 at The Doublewide Bar in New Market. 

 The Northfield City Council has declared a local emergency due to dangerous flooding in and around the City which opens up funding sources for assistance. Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and Police Chief Mark Elliott talk about the flooding and efforts to mitigate problems. Chief Elliott provides an update on the process for selecting a new police chief. 

 Northfield Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses summer programs, maintenance and repair projects, and ongoing bond referendum informational meetings. 

 Dundas City Administrator, Jenelle Teppen discusses Cannon River flooding and City Council Meeting.