Mayor Tim Mahoney swings by for a candid chat on Fargo’s civic growth and the resurrection of a 1975 time capsule (spoiler: no iPhones). Governor Kelly Armstrong reports from tornado-ravaged Enderlin and Page, reflecting on the heartache and heroism across the state. Later, we dive into Trump’s summit sizzle — including nukes, NATO, and a mic-drop moment for fake news. Plus: a crotch-rocket crisis rages on our roads, and we ask — what’s really driving this daredevil culture? 📍 Standout Moments & Timestamps: 0:46 – Ice cream with the daughter turns into a crime scene: the night’s shocking motorcycle accident. 4:15 – “Crotch-rocket culture”: Are death wishes trending? Scott’s raw take. 7:45 – Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney joins live: from veteran cemetery upgrades to a 50-year-old time capsule surprise. 12:06 – Why aren’t people voting in city elections? The mayor sounds the alarm. 15:36 – Breaking: New Target store confirmed near I-29 and 52nd Ave. 17:03 – Firefighting with drones? Fargo’s future gets high-tech. 18:37 – Sirens, rescues, and windstorms: Fargo’s storm response gets graded. 22:21 – Live from the NATO summit: President Trump unloads on Iran, NATO freeloaders, and fake news. 31:06 – "MSDNC": Trump’s flair lights up the press room again. 41:00 – Sad update: fourth storm fatality confirmed in Stutsman County. 59:32 – Governor Armstrong on-the-ground: volunteers, devastation, and what’s next for recovery. 1:14:00 – Tax policy, farm relief, and why Democrats are suddenly energy advocates. 1:26:13 – “America’s hot again”: Trump’s flex heard round the NATO table. 1:28:23 – Motorcycles as a metaphor: is thrill-seeking replacing purpose for a generation? 1:32:18 – Solving the teacher shortage: Dr. Kimberly Marman outlines UMary’s fast-track fix.