Tom and Andy talk about why the Brits love their royalty and a new report critical of the Minnesota Department of Education.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson discusses the drug court program, both how it works, and some of the outcomes,

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine shares the story of a Rochester woman who grew up on a dairy farm and later hosted the Queen of England in her home.

Andy and Tom talk about a recent poll that shows Republican Scott Jensen trailing Governor Tim Walz by a significant margin two months before the election.

Tom and Andy talk about the violence that marred the final weekend of the State Fair, as well as the backlash to the President's fascism speech.

Mike Dougherty (MNDOT Mike) describes the traffic impacts of the project and provides updates on the major highway projects taking place in the region.

Tom and Andy talk about President Biden describing Republicans as fascists and the questioning of some of Governor Walz's statements at the State Fair.

Tom and Andy talk about a former Minneapolis officer's firsthand recollections of what it was like to be a member of the Minneapolis Police force in the days and weeks that followed the death of George Floyd.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel explains the new cell phone guidelines and discusses the school district's latest standardized testing scores.

DMC Executive Director Patrick Seeb explains the importance of Mayo Clinic's new biomanufacturing partnership and the 6th Street SE bridge project.