Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: The Kahler in Rochester averages 1,050 guests a day

• Censured Rochester council member waiting on investigation before considering next steps

• 'The Godfather of Rochester Golf ... and Jazz'

• Chief Meteorologist Chris Kuball to leave ABC 6 News at end of May

• How the right hand, hockey future of Lakeville senior, Bruins rookie Tate Pritchard were preserved

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Chatfield High School baseball team opens the season with a win

• Minnesota groups are closing the equity gap in bone marrow transplants

• Retired Zumbrota police officer who died 'had a deep care and love for his community'

• 3 children rescued from apartment fire in Cannon Falls

• 'Back to normal': Deer Creek Speedway looking to keep up momentum from last year

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Babe Ruth hits first homer in new Yankee Stadium

• Preparations begin as Mississippi River flood waters are on the way

• New homes at lower prices are targeted in Olmsted County proposal

• Plainview-Elgin-Millville students win statewide anti-vaping video contest

• Local players chase dreams of USA Hockey camp invitation at High Performance festivals

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Youngsters are given a stern lecture by the judge after a joy ride

• GOP chairman David Hann: The DFL is taking the state in a hard-left, partisan direction

• ABC 6 News anchor Laura Lee makes a career move after 13 years in Rochester

• Planned Soldiers Field Park trail connection survives challenge

• Lourdes grad Webber took winding path to become a junior college basketball All-American

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Atomic controls needed to prevent nuclear war

• 23 years ago a Pine Island man sent pipe bombs around the country. He's still being held in Rochester

• Med City remodeler moves to a newly revamped space in northwest Rochester

• Olmsted County looks at new approach for addressing environmental topics

• Fore! 9 area golfers leading their college teams in '23

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Winona men's basketball team to take on All-American Red Heads

• The Kahler Hotel letters are coming down. They may not be going back up

• Former Mayo Clinic executive to help lead a Mayo-owned medical device company

• Bob's Trailer Court owners seek to remedy missteps in planned closure

• Nick Aney living the good life as a fifth-year senior tennis player at Gustavus Adolphus

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: The Grass Roots perform at Mayo Civic

• Easement requests highlight unexpected development code requirement in Rochester

• Rochester dentist buys realtors' office for $785,000 to move practice out of downtown

• Rochester Fire Department encourages 'extreme caution' with high fire danger

• Goodhue basketball star Elisabeth Gadient says yes to Minnesota State University, Mankato

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: The price to build average home skyrockets to $7,334

• Rochester's Planned Parenthood would have to adjust how it handles abortions if drug ruling takes effect

• Manor Hills apartment project scheduled for 2024 jury trial

• Former Rochester resident's business teaches you to 'hablo español'

• Former Lake City standout Mike Huettl's impact felt long after death

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Culligan man has a big goal

• Amid recognition, Mayo Clinic's Varkey reflects on women in health leadership

• 'It's a blessing': Pine Island first-grade teacher goes 'above and beyond' for her class

• Proposed fire department upgrade will take years

• How analytics led to Division I baseball scholarship for Mayo's Carson Beavers

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Girls high school athletics continues to grow

• Planned trail connection draws neighborhood concerns

• Rochester Public Schools closed Monday after discovery of unusual technology activity

• Rochester takes carrot-and-stick approach for landlord compliance