Steve Lange from Rochester Magazine talks with Andy Brownell about catching up with a handful of people from Rochester have made their homes in other countries throughout the world, including the renowned photographer.

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell talk about the lack of progress in tackling Minnesota's pervasive fraud problems and the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, also known as MNDOT Mike, offers a preview of the state highway construction activity planned this year in southeastern Minnesota.

Tom Ostrom returns to the airwaves after his hiatus and discusses with Andy the ongoing conflict in Iran, Minnesota's continuing fraud saga, and other current issues.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson discusses the jump in applications for permits to carry firearms that occurred in Olmsted County and throughout Minnesota last year.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton shares the reasons she decided not to seek a third term in office and talks about a recent town hall meeting concerning the cameras and other high-tech used by the Rochester Police Department.

Andy Brownell and TJ Leverentz tackle current events nationally and locally, including the U.S. and Israel airstrikes against Iran, a new poll concerning the immigration crackdown the Minnesota, and Mayor Kim Norton's announcement.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel talks about the decision to drop from consideration an option that would have moved students at Sunset Terrace Elementary to Gage Elementary as part of a budget-cutting plan. The superintendent also discusses the school districts new strategic plan and goals for improving academic performance.

Patrick Seeb with Destination Medical Center joins Andy Brownell to talk about what to expect when it comes to DMC-related activity in Rochester in coming months and plans for upgrading the cities downtown historic District.

Andy Brownell and TJ Leverentz talk about the big announcement concerning a major data center near Rochester and discussions about the historic district in downtown Rochester that could result in dozens of fewer parking spots.