Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Ducks dying from lead poisoning

• Language is power: Red Wing High School adds Dakota language course

• Burger restaurant to replace Rochester grocery store cafe later this year

• Body found in Manor Park identified as 20-year-old Rochester man

• Mayo grad Vold striving to be the female wrestling coach she never had

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: A new motor oil to be evaluated in Bemidji, the nation’s icebox

• Rochester resident Gilmore shares his life of community service

• Whistle Binkies on the Lake brings Vikings fans together

• Rochester council salaries stay flat as new year starts

• Lake City grad Natalie Bremer an instant success with Mavericks

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Military draft to end June 30

• 12-year-old snowmobiler dies in crash Sunday in Wabasha County

• John Guerin mixes art and music in his downtown Rochester studio

• Final sidewalk assessments planned before repair policy change

• High School Wrestling Focus: Mayo's first ranking in nearly two decades a testament to years of hard work

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Mayo hopes to attract more women and minorities as physicians

• Olmsted County eviction court remains active nearly a year after COVID relief program ended

• Social Security office to move to downtown Rochester later this year

• Stewartville shifting to virtual community coffee breaks in 2023

• CJ Adamson has been a quick study for Augustana women's basketball team

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Fried rabbit tastes like chicken

• Kasson native is ‘combing over’ the Rochester area with her mobile hair salon

• Capturing art by Luke Austin that 'walked away'

• Rochester Public Schools considers adding sixth resource officer

• Tough break brings Nate Heise's basketball season to a quick end

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Medicare premiums to increase by 50 cents

• Suicide and overdose deaths increasing in Olmsted County

• $3.15 million pair of real estate deals clear way for two new Rochester apartment complexes

• Rochester man given 12 days jail for sexual assault against disabled man

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Black traveling basketball team defeats Preston's All-Stars

• 2022 began with the closing of Y, ended with plans for new Rochester youth center

• From deputy to real estate agent, Winona realtor Matt Loos loves helping people

• Wabasha hospital plans to revamp long-term care unit with federal funding

• Mission accomplished for Parker: 'I at least got my touchdown in Hawaii'

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: New law requires testing for motor vehicle license

• Rochester man arrested in connection with murder of woman found in ditch

• After years of unforeseen setbacks, Thesis becomes the heart of Rochester’s music scene in 2022

• 2022 in Review: The year the great blue herons failed to return to their Southwest Rochester nest site

• Mayo's Miller living up to the family basketball name

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Roy Rogers says, “Cowboys don’t kiss girls.”

• 2022 in Review: The unfinished Wild Rose Lane house in southwest Rochester may finally have a buyer

• Three new trash haulers expected to enter Rochester market in 2023

• Climbing into the new year: Students take on Ninja Camp between the holidays in Rochester

• Kiwanis Festival Gold Division: Mayo's 'jack of all trades' Sexton has slid nicely into new role

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Smallpox vaccinations recommended for all children

• 2022 in Review: Many Med City businesses are ending 2022 with new owners

• Downtown Rochester event pitch night returning for 2023

• Kenyon man charged with possessing child sexual abuse material

• From done with football to playing on Saturdays: La Crescent's Carter Todd took unlikely path to Winona State