Rochester Today

Current Mayor Kim Norton and challenger Britt Noser talk about their backgrounds, motivations, qualifications, and the top issues facing Rochester.

Rochester Park Department Director Paul Widman talks about the Soldiers and Silver Lake Parks Master Plans, followed by the Minnesota News Network's Bill Werner discussing the controversies surrounding the Feeding Our Future Fraud scandal.

Tom and Andy discuss the brewing court fight over the $400+ billion program and the continued criticism of the Walz Administration over the Feeding Our Future Scandal.

Tom and Andy talk about the highly unusual move by Minnesota's Judicial Branch to refute claims made by Governor Tim Walz.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel talks about the incident at Mayo High School while a massive law enforcement response was taking place at Lourdes High School.

Former Congressman Tim Penny discusses whether the President exceeded his constitutional authority and whether there will be a challenge to his actions. Also, Patrick Seeb shares a DMC update.

Tom and Andy talk about the Justice Department's announcement that nearly 50 people, including 4 from Rochester, are accused of ripping off a COVID program that supplied meals to kids during the pandemic.

Tom and Andy discuss a new report that predict the Governor's energy plans will result add thousands of dollars to the average Minnesotan's annual energy bills.

Former Congressman and current CEO and President of the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation provides an update on the organizations activities throughout the region.

The Med City Movie Guy, Chris Miksanek reviews some new documentaries and highlights some of the new movies available for viewing at home.