Rochester Today

Steve Lange from Rochester Magazine tells the story of how a prominent figure in the scandal came to play baseball in Rochester.

Tom and Andy delve into the results of the primary elections that suggest voters in the nation's most liberal area's may be embracing more moderate and even conservative candidates.

Tom and Andy talk about the videos circulating online of a gun battle on University Avenue along what's known as Frat Row next to the University of Minnesota.

Rochester School District Superintendent Kent Pekel explains why the COVID pandemic has added significant uncertainties to enrollment projections.

Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT Mike) discusses the developing plans to improve the safety of the interchange and other southeastern Minnesota transportation topics.

Tom and Andy discuss the reasons behind a warning that rolling blackouts could occur in Minnesota this summer.

Among Today's topics, Tom and Andy talk about who is and isn't running for local elected positions.

Ron Hanson joins Andy to explain why Miracle Field-Rochester is in the middle of big fundraiser and DMC Executive Director Patrick Seeb has the latest developments concerning Destination Medical Center.

Tom and Andy talk about how the unthinkable could happen, again.

Tom and Andy talk about the growing urgency for the leaders of this country to tackle the gargantuan size of the federal government's budget deficits and the ever-growing federal debt.