Tom and Andy discuss statements made by a Minneapolis Democrat official after she fell victim to a recent violent crime. It appears she has had a change of heart concerning the police.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson discusses permits to carry firearms for people with marijuana convictions and the controversy over a new state law affecting law officers in Minnesota schools.

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine talks about the time he has spent with Rochester resident Pat York, world famous photographer and author, wife of renowned actor Michael York.

Tom and Andy talk about the ongoing crime problems in Minnesota's largest city and wonder why the people in charge get voted and office.

Tom and Andy talk about the growing number of calls for Governor Tim Walz to convene a special session of the Minnesota legislature to deal with questions about police officers in schools.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton discusses the growing number of calls to her office concerning speeding and other traffic violations, and Patrick Seeb with the Destination Medical Center organization provides an update on DMC projects.

Mike Dougherty, MNDOT Mike, discusses the recent string of traffic fatalities on state roadways and steps being taken to hopefully prevent a repeat.

Tom and Andy discuss a recent AP poll that found strong majorities of Republicans AND Democrats are worried about President Biden running for re-election due to his age and related issues.

Tom and Andy discuss the latest Minnesota student assessments that show only around 50% demonstrated proficiency in math and reading. The other show topics included the bump in campaign donations enjoyed by Donald Trump after the release of his Georgia booking photo.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel joins Andy to talk about the start of the 2023-2024 school year, changes in grading policies, the school district's request for technology funding, and change in state law that is removing School Resource Officers from some Minnesota schools.