Tom and Andy talk about the State of Minnesota's worsening budget outlook, the impacts of President Trump's tariffs, and efforts to in the Ukraine war.

Olmsted County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Jim Schueller fills in for Sheriff Kevin Torgenson to talk about statistics included in the law enforcement agency's annual report and recruitment efforts.

Mike Dougherty (aka MNDOT Mike) with the Minnesota Department of Transportation shares a sneak peek of the major highway projects that are planned in southeastern Minnesota this year.

Tom and Andy talk about President Trump's address to the joint session of Congress, both what he said and the response to it.

TJ Leverentz joins Andy with updates about the snowstorm and talk about the soon-to-start 2025 baseball season.

State Capitol Correspondent Bill Werner talks about the upcoming release of a new state revenue forecast and what it apparently won't include.

Tom and Andy talk about the very public spat between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenski at the White House and reports that dozens of intelligence agency employees are getting fired over sexually explicit conversations while on the job.

Rochester Mayor discusses the results of initiative to gauge what the city's citizens want to see done in the long-term to improve the community's livability.

Dan Fifield, co-founder of The Landing MN in Rochester, talks about some of the reasons that some of the people experiencing homelessness find themselves involved in street-level drug dealing.

Patrick Seeb with the Destination Medical Center explains why the Rochester City Council is being asked to reject the low bid submitted for a major portion of the construction of the Link Bus Rapid Transit system.