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Minnesota District 58A Representative Kristi Pursell recaps the week in the Minnesota Legislature, including keeping up with the Senate, a press conference in regards to a pair of bills proposed in both chambers to ban the herbicide paraquat and to fund Parkinson's research in Minnesota, another bill proposed to ban neonicotinoid seeds, a bill proposed to release the Optum report, and more. 

Yolks On Us owners Roxy and Eduardo Monrroy discuss their new restaurant, transitioning from Perkins to their own business, and more.

Northfield Union of Youth Executive Director Kelli Podracky discusses their purchase of a new building to host a Youth Resource Center and more. 

 Northfield Hospital + Clinics EMS Chief Brian Edwards discusses mental health emergencies and how the department handles them. 

New KYMN Vice President of Business Development discusses his background in Minnesota radio, his role at KYMN, and more. 

Steve “Spider” Kane is a longtime Minnesota radio personality, creative marketer, and community storyteller known for his passion for local connections and big ideas. As a voice on KYMN Radio & 95.1-FM “The One” in Northfield, Steve specializes in helping local businesses, nonprofits, and organizations share their stories through engaging radio programming, promotions, and community partnerships.

With decades of experience in broadcasting, music, and live entertainment, Steve brings a high-energy, relationship-driven approach to marketing and media. Whether he’s hosting a show, creating a promotional campaign, or connecting businesses with the community, his mission is simple: build memorable brands, amplify local voices, and create moments that bring people together.

City of Northfield Director of Community Development Scott Wopata discusses last night's city council work session, including conversations around manufactured housing, the city's tree canopy, tonight's open house about zoning codes, and more.