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5 days ago | 
q1065.fm | Rob Carroll |Stephen Lenz |JR Mitchell |Cindy Campbell
Can you imagine what you would do if you were looking out into the water and suddenly saw a massive fin break the surface, and much further down, a swinging tail cutting through the waves? It probably would feel pretty terrifying even when we know that, statistically speaking, shark attacks are considered rare.
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1 week ago | 
q1065.fm | Chris Sedenka |Stephen Lenz |JR Mitchell |Cindy Campbell
Maine is a vast state, with swaths of uninhabited land—heck, that’s uniquely part of its charm. There’s nothing quite like driving through certain areas and seeing signs for places like “T2 R9” and other oddly named territories. It’s all part of what makes Maine special. We love our peace, remoteness, serenity, and lack of traffic. Maine is also home to some surprisingly large towns. In fact, 48 of the state’s municipalities cover 50 square miles or more, a remarkable number for the Pine Tree State.
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1 week ago | 
classicrock1051.com | Chris Reed |Stephen Lenz
(Washington Parish) - A Washington Parish inmate is facing more charges after he attempted to escape from his cell block. According to the Washington Parish Sheriff's Office social media post, James B. Lorio attempted to escape through the air conditioning ducts in the facility. The failed attempt to escape happened just before midnight on May 26th.
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1 week ago | 
q1065.fm | Stephen Lenz |JR Mitchell |Cindy Campbell |Jordan Verge
Yup, you read that correctly. Teens, and actually any minor for that matter, can legally drink in Maine and Massachusetts, as well as Rhode Island, Vermont, and Connecticut. New Hampshire is the only state in New England where it's illegal, no matter what. As you know, the National Minimum Drinking Age Act made 21+ years old the legal drinking age. Actually, this was only passed in 1984. Bananas, huh? However, that federal law doesn't necessarily mean teenagers can't have a glass of wine or beer.
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1 week ago | 
kfilradio.com | Stephen Lenz
MONTROSE (WJON News) -- One person was hurt in a Wright County crash Tuesday morning. The incident happened on Highway 12 in Montrose at around 10:00 a.m.The Minnesota State Patrol says a car driven by 32-year-old Paul Olsem of Waverly was eastbound on Highway 12 while an SUV driven by 56-year-old Zachery Berdt of Minneapolis was westbound. The vehicles collided, sending Berdt to Buffalo Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Olsem and his two young passengers were not hurt.
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1 week ago | 
kmmsam.com | Stephen Lenz
Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) tore into the Gallatin County Attorney for standing in the way of ICE. Knudsen called the Democrat prosecutor a Soros prosecutor and liberal "lightweight" when it comes to the law. Montana's Attorney General was just back from the southern border where he was joined alongside several other attorneys general from across the country. He joined us on the radio Friday to recap the trip. AG Knudsen: "We knew there were a lot of illegals being dumped in Montana.
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1 week ago | 
krfofm.com | Stephen Lenz
ST. PAUL (WJON News) -- A Minnesota arts award is making its return after a six-year hiatus. The Ordway Center for Performing Arts has opened applications for the Sally Awards and introduced a new Arts Legacy honor. PHOTO courtesy of the Ordway Center for Performing Arts. The 28th Annual Sally Awards celebrate Minnesota's artists, educators, leaders, and changemakers who boost the state's cultural makeup through their dedication to the arts.
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1 week ago | 
krfofm.com | Stephen Lenz
ROCKFORD (WJON News) -- One person was seriously hurt in a two-vehicle crash in Wright County on Monday night. The Minnesota State Patrol says the incident happened just before 8:00 p.m. on Highway 25 in Rockford. One vehicle was going north on the highway while the other vehicle was going south. They collided when one of them made a left turn at the intersection. A passenger in one of the vehicles, 79-year-old Joyce Rolstad of Buffalo, was taken to HCMC with life-threatening injuries.
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1 week ago | 
krfofm.com | Stephen Lenz
ST. CLOUD (WJON News) -- Lovers of older vehicles of all kinds should head to the Stearns History Museum this week. Program Director Caitlin Carlson says they are looking for cars, trucks, motorcycles, campers, and more from 1900 through 1999. Yeah, it's not limited to just our standard vehicle. I think we've got a semi rig from the 1970s potentially coming, a dump truck maybe, whatever you have.
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1 week ago | 
kpq.com | Stephen Lenz
Does this irritate you as much as it irritates me? It's so obvious, unrealistic, and hilariously annoying when TV and movie characters are talking on the phone, then simply hang up without saying goodbye. Like, who does that?!You see it all the time, too, whether it's a sitcom, dramady, action flick, or murder mystery. They're talking about something, come to a resolution, then one of them just hangs up often in mid-conversation.
