Mike Dougherty, better known as MNDOT Mike, from the Minnesota Department of Transportation joins Andy Brownell to provide listeners with an update on the current highway projects in the region and the status of projects planned for later this summer.

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell tackle current events, including the controversy over a moment of silence at the Republican State Convention last weekend, the appointment of another interim police chief for Minneapolis, and opposition in Congress to the Iran war.

Andy Brownell is joined by May Pang who was John Lennon's girlfriend during his so-called "Lost Weekend," the 18 month period when he was separated from Yoko Ono and produced some of his best solo work following the breakup of the Beatles. May will be in Rochester this weekend to tell her story and display personal photos that she took of Lennon during their time together.

Patrick Seeb with Destination Medical Center in Rochester joins Andy Brownell to discuss plans for expanding the University of Minnesota Rochester in the Discovery Square complex in downtown Rochester.

Andy Brownell and Tom Ostrom's dive into current events, including a recent interview with the high profile Catholic Bishop for southeastern Minnesota concerning the debate over immigration enforcement.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton joins Andy Brownell on Rochester Today and discusses the push to build a $50 million plus year-round recreational dome on the site of the new Regional Sports Complex being built in southeast Rochester.

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell talk about the events leading to the resignation of the Minneapolis Police Chief and the controversies surrounding the person chosen to fill the job on an interim basis. The list of topics for the show also includes the legal wrangling over the so-called mega omnibus bill approved by Democrat lawmakers during the so-called trifecta session in 2024.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel joins Andy Brownell and unveils his recommendations for addressing the school districts space needs. The show also features a discussion about the causes of a nearly decade-long decline in academic achievement and the start of a turnaround..

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell talk about a report out of St. Cloud concerning suspicions of significant voter fraud, the shooting outside the White House, and the resignation of Tulsi Gabbard.

Andy Brownell and TJ Leverentz discuss the latest federal indictments involving $90 million of government fraud in Minnesota, the sentencing of the Feeding Our Future mastermind, and the official start of the 2026 election season.