Tom and Andy delve into issues surrounding the upcoming release of David Brom, the continued popularity of Minnesota's old State Flag in the Greater Minnesota, the ongoing investigation into Biden's use of the auto pen, and a list of other topics.

Rochester Public Utilities General Manager Tim McCollough discusses plans for installing the "next generation" electric and water meters in homes and businesses throughout Rochester.

Andy Brownell and TJ Leverentz talk about the 1988 David Brom ax murders of his parents and two of his siblings, and the decision by the state to approve his release from prison into a work release program later this month.

Tom and Andy cover a wide range of topics, including a recent rash of shootings in Rochester, criticisms faced by Governor Walz over some legal bills, and recent Supreme Court decisions favoring President Trump.

In the aftermath of the horrible flooding tragedy in Texas, Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson talks about the local emergency management system. The Sheriff also discusses the design for the new patch worn by Sheriff's Office law officers and the history behind it.

Steve Lange from Rochester Magazine joins Andy to talk about fun summer events and an upcoming major chess tournament in Rochester.

Tom and Andy cover a long list of topics, including the Rochester Police Department's new fleet of drones to respond to emergency situations, Russia's massive drone strikes against Ukraine, and the ongoing national debates and legal fights over President Trump's immigration policies.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton talks about a much higher than expected bid for a major portion of the public transit system, the plans for the new Regional Sports Complex in Southeast Rochester, and the many fun activities available to Rochester residents this summer.

Tom and Andy are back! The long list of topics include the tragedy in Texas, the legal fights between President Trump and the State of Minnesota, calls for violence against ICE agents, and a glimmer of hope for the Middle East.

Superintendent Kent Pekel discusses the school district's enrollment driven budget problems and an initiative to help students develop a positive mind set for learning and their futures.