Tom and Andy talk about a new lawsuit filed by a group of Minnesota female high school athletes over allowing biological boys to compete in girl sports, the progress toward passage of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," and much more.

Veteran State Legislature Correspondent Bill Werner Joins Andy to talk about the unresolved business of the State Legislature after the adjournment of the regular session late Monday night and the biggest issue that could keep the lawmakers from finishing work on the state budget.

Rochester Public Utilities General Manager Tim McCullough joins Andy to explain a program run by RPU that is designed to assist homeowners in replacing lead water service pipes by covering nearly all of the costs associated with the projects, which can run into the tens of thousands of dollars.

Tom and Andy discuss the response to some controversial comments by Governor Tim Walz and the latest revelations about the health of former President Joe Biden.

Rochester City Council Member Shaun Palmer joined Andy to talk about an $18 million public assistance package for the developer of a plan 13 story apartment complex, the nearly finalized designed for the rebuild of the Highway 14-South Broadway intersection, a request for state funding to plan for reconstructing Civic Center Drive, and city costs associated with new housing subdivisions.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson talks about the increasing number of drug busts in the Rochester area and the larger quantities of drugs being seized through those investigations.

Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, known as MNDOT Mike, joined Andy to discuss the ongoing Highway 14 repaving project in Rochester, the latest on the massive I-90/Highway 52 interchange project, as well as an annual MNDOT chore known as bridge flushing.

Tom and Andy talk about the first American ever selected to serve as Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, the legal fees owed by an Assistant Minneapolis Police Chief following the demise of her defamation lawsuit, and government fraud.

Jeff Zeiger of Rochester joined Andy to talk about the nearly fatal medical emergency he suffered at a city park and how it led him to spearhead a project to install a bench honoring first responders at Cascade Lake Park.

Andy and TJ talk about the unprecedented level of street construction in downtown Rochester and the deadline for REAL ID.