Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Moonshine and jazz dancing contributing to youth downfall

• Minnesota State College Southeast launches tuition coverage program for Red Wing high school graduates

• Olmsted County's Mayowood Road senior housing project won't see state funding this year

• Triplets rule the day at Rochester's Mayo High School homecoming

• Mayo surgeon carves out time for his soccer dream in Argentina

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Lyle village marshal shot and killed

• Original Newt's and Hefe Rojo location to shutter for good in downtown Rochester

• Child care shortage in and around Rochester has cities searching for solutions

• Mayo malpractice lawsuit alleges patient brain injury after hospital gave too much medication

• 'We'd like to have 20 of him': Grizzlies Tschida racking up hits, wearing down opponents

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Girls playing football at Central School

• Olmsted County set to tackle race and racism as a public health issue

• Sen. Klobuchar visits women-owned Pine Island brewery

• $5 million renovation to clear the way for Mayo Clinic employees to move to northwest Rochester

• Century makes a statement — in five grueling sets against Mayo

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Lutz inducted into the Minnesota Track and Field Hall of Fame

• Rochester DoubleTree closing for guests as renovation from hotel to dorm starts

• When it comes to medical cannabis, Dr. Melanie Johnson wants to 'translate doctor into human'

• Rochester Public Schools fixes internet glitch that blocked school board candidates' website

• Rochester QB Hall of Fame class of 2020 finally gets to celebrate

The six-county Rochester area must add 4,400 child care slots to cover families’ child care needs. Listen as region reporter Dené Dryden talks with cities, counties and businesses that are developing solutions.

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Riot after a high school football game in La Crosse

• Medical bills can be crippling. Mayo Clinic's charity care? Arguably lacking

• After years of making, Lydia Hansen finally calls herself an artist

• Charity care? They found it on ... TikTok

• 'She has the perfect demeanor': Lake City's Berge commits to MSU, Mankato

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: New Hormel plant to be built

• Consecutive debates for Rochester School Board take different tones

• Downtown Rochester restaurant to pull the plug on its popular breakfast as hotel becomes a college dorm

• Plan calls for increasing access to walking and biking routes in Rochester

• Ruskell, Mayo tennis team set to learn from loss to Minnetonka

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Bud Grant scores Gophers only touchdown in 7-6 victory

• Silver Lake Park's history discussion focuses on dam and proposed changes

• University of Minnesota Rochester leads a budding movement: How to graduate students in three years

• A big boost for bats: Winona's Pillbox Bat Company gets big financial lift in new partnership

• Limburg still kicking at Augustana, facing one of many challenges to come for future doctor

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Gov. Preus and Sen. Kellogg to visit Rochester in campaign stop

• Rochester School board candidates debate the core direction of the district

• Delicious detours along the North Shore

• Chatfield City Council approves first of two votes to define administrator role in city charter

• RCTC's Pierre has a passion for netting goals

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: New lighted football field at Lake City dedicated

• Luke Bryan Farm Tour stop acts as fundraiser for Dover-Eyota students

• Almost six months after Taopi tornado, recovery has progressed 'so quickly and so well'

• 83-year-old building on Rochester's Second Street sold for $900,000

• Mayo smashes past JM to keep Addington Jug, set up battle of unbeatens

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