Rich Larson

A water main break in Northfield has created a sinkhole and forced the closure of a section of Prospect Drive while city crews work to repair the damage.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Tyler Dimond, a Senior Wide Receiver at Carleton College, and Zoe Keene, a First Year student who is already tearing up the Concordia College Golf record books.

The Raiders Football team is victorius two weeks in a row. Get all the scores and highlights from the week on the Raider Scoreboard.

Hosts Jane Bartho and Rich Larson talk with Joe Stangel of the Minnesota Depratment of Natural Resources about Minnesota's Wilderness Management Areas

Hosts Jane bartho and Rich Larson talk with Scott Roemhildt, one the key people responsible for the start of the Minnesota Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Asher Niemi, a sophomore linebacker on the Macalester College football team, and Emily Johnson, the highest scoring women's soccer player in the history of St. Olaf College. There's also some discussion about the St. John's/Bethel football rivalry and the schools who could eventually challenge those teams for conference dominance, and a review of the MIAC Women's Golf Championship tournament.

More Than Groceries: What SNAP Cuts Mean for All of Us. Host Anika Rychner, Senior Director with Community Action Center, talks with Rice

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson split the interview duties this week, as Andy talks with St. John's quareterback Trey Feeney (who becomes the first two-time in-season guest on the show), and Rich talks with University of St. Katherine Cross Country runner Eleanor Lindeman.

It's Bethel University Celebration Weekend on MIAC Weekly, as hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Nick Cocalis, the Men's Golf Coach, and Lead Pastor at Bethel, who just coached his team to the MIAC Championship for the second year in a row, and MIAC Volleyball Defensive Player of the Weekm Grace Bathurst of …yes, Bethel University.

Host Rich Larson speaks with Adam Wale, an at-large candidate for Northfield City Council