Rochester Today

The Med City Movie Guy (Chris Miksanek) reviews several films that will likely garner nominations for top honors early next year.

Tom and Andy talk about the City Council decision, The Penn State Resignations, Hunter Biden's Refusal to Answer to a House Subpoena, and a bunch of other issues

Tom and Andy talk about Trump's surge in the latest polls and the city's push to get a share of the settlement money to address a looming issue that could cost more than $100 million.

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine talks about this month's issue, which includes a great story about how Mayo Clinic had a huge impact on the war effort and advancing aviation.

Tom and Andy cover a list of newsworthy topics, including the Pope taking disciplinary measures against a Cardinal who previously served as the Bishop in La Crosse.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton discusses her recent participation in a delegation that visited China and Mayo Clinic's $5 billion plans for downtown Rochester.

Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT Mike) explains a new alert system developed by MnDOT to send out localized alerts similar to AMBER alerts in cases where crashes or other incidents result in extreme traffic disruptions.

Tom and Andy discuss the criticism faced by the teacher's union over a resolution concerning the war against Hamas and the Rochester School District School closing plans.

Among other things, Tom and Andy talk about the Rochester School District's proposal to close several schools and Democrat Dean Philips ongoing primary challenge to President Biden.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel discusses his recommendation to close three schools, eliminate district-wide transportation for option or choice schools and revamp school attendance area.