Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Hardee's to take over Sandy's Drive-In

• An Elgin gas station leaked 10,000 gallons of gasoline. Now the state is suing the owner

• The world's sweetest fortune teller

• Rochester Public Schools confirms ransomeware attack; says it did not pay a ransom

• Triton three-sport athlete Zack Bodenstab 'an inspiration' to teammates, competitors

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Mayor orders "ill-reputed" slot machines removed from the city

• Measuring noise: City is monitoring decibel levels of shuttle buses in Kutzky Park neighborhood

• Rochester firm paid $4.9 million for Eyota senior living facility

• When it comes to lifestyle changes, baby steps make a difference, Mayo doc says

• High-scoring Koak says Southwest Minnesota State 'a good fit for me'

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Caledonia man fined for dynamiting fish

• Picture perfect: Rochester student receives national photography award

• Minnesota air quality forecast in 2023 is becoming clearer

• Goodhue County cop cleared in 2022 shooting of Red Wing man

• Rochester father, daughter both recognized for impact on Minnesota swimming and diving

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Minnesota preparing for gasoline shortage

• Rochester looks to track energy use among city's largest buildings

• Planning city parks is more than deciding where the playground goes for Jeff Fleece

• Rochester massage therapy businesses placed on probation following failed inspections

• John Marshall girls lacrosse team continues to make a difference despite uncertain future

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Keith Kangas hurls one-hit shutout in victory for John Marshall

• Rochester sports card show brings collectors together

• Different buyers purchase two Rochester paint store buildings on same day for a combined $3.9 million

• Rochester council ponders oversight of library and parks directors

• Gustavus men's basketball team loading up on area players

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Mary Gludt becomes the first female attorney in Wabasha County

• Mayo Clinic patients see facility fees appear where they weren't before

• Hayfield brought strength and conditioning training in house. Athletes are already seeing success

• Rochester woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in overdose death

• 'Where do you get the speed from?': How Mayo's Tiegan Mancuso became one of the area's top base stealers

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Mike Aikens named new coach of Rochester Mustangs

• Traveling exhibit offers blind community a chance to be seen

• New owner buys downtown Rochester apartment complex for $26.9 million

• Lake City takes emergency measures in response to high water level unseen in more than 20 years

• Austin Bruins on verge of first playoff series win since 2018

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: General Eisenhower says the danger is 'that some stupid act may start a war'

• Mayo Civic Center parking lot slated to offer mix of housing

• A Powers-ful team

• Rochester Public Schools improves graduation rate in 2022 over previous year, beats state average

• Disbelief: GMLOS' Hendrickson and Armagost never envisioned becoming collegiate wrestlers

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Mississippi River floods Aitkin County

• BBQ, a bunny and a billboard's vegan message

• Form meets function in artist, builder collaboration for new Little Thistle bar top

• Wabasha is fighting the rising Mississippi River with water

• Stewartville's Haylie Strum will play college basketball at Luther College

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Miss America wants swimsuit competition dropped

• Shauna Anderson believes in the power of coffee and relationships. Her papa helps bring people together, too

• Local engineer cleans up in sale of laundry technology

• Rochester council discussing budget impacts Monday

• Experiences have been the perfect teacher for decathlete Simon Werven