Anna Johnson
Producer/Reporter
Fargo, North Dakota
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Anna resides in Moorhead, MN. She has a background in video and music production, vocal performance and acting, as well as in business development, leadership, marketing and graphic design.
Jill Simonian has come out as an advocate for an equal and unbiased education as schools determine the version of history they'll teach their students.
The state of MN Dept. of Education released proposed changes to the social studies curriculum of MN schools that would be used in classrooms for the next 10 years.
ND Sen. Oley Larsen is co-sponsor on a bill that would ban mask mandates in ND.
The Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo Chamber of Commerce held their Economic Outlook 2021 event last week. What will they be working on this year?
David Owens, Chair of Legalize ND, gives us the details behind his bill to legalize marijuana in the state of ND.
Fargo City Commissioner Tony Gehrig is bringing up the recent shooting in downtown Fargo as a part of his effort to push for revocation of the liquor licenses of the Empire and Bismarck bars.
How has blockchain been adapted to AG and how does it make farming on the domestic and international markets more profitable? Our panel explains.
Adam Frankel shares his experience amid the crippling power and water outages in Texas.
Pat Kovash shares what the impact would be of MN taxing the PPP loans that kept many businesses afloat during imposed closures.
Food and lumber prices are expected to start rising due to inflation. What will this mean for home builders and buyers?
Will Washington tackle an infrastructure bill in the advent of blackouts across the country?
ND Rep. Josh Boschee comments on the new COVID varient in ND and the power challenges that the US is facing due to crippling storms.
ND Rep. Scott Louser (R) explains how the democratic process in ND is at work.
Our AG experts discuss the weather-related energy crisis and the affect on AG, producers and inflation.
ND Chair of the Public Service Commission, Julie Fedorchak, discusses the rolling electric outages across ND.
As blackouts roll across the world due to inclement weather, questions arise about the feasibility of the climate change agenda proposed by the Biden Administration.
Dr. Jean Gullicks and David Waterman address the mental health crisis that youth are facing after more than 12 months of dealing with COVID isolation and changes to education.
Moorhead's new Mayor, Shelly Carlson, shares her background and her outlook for the city. Exciting things are on the horizon.
Chris interviews the Executive Director of Dakota Medical Foundation as donated funds soar about $17 million dollars. Here is the update from Giving Hearts Day headquarters.
Eugene Graner explains how slow USDA intervention can make big challenges for farmers and raise food prices.
The Matto Foundation provides resources to youth and families for addiction prevention and resolution.
As the first day of the impeachment proceedings come to a close, Chris analyzes how persuasion was used as a tactic by the prosecution.
Sen. Cramer joined us to discuss the first day of the impeachment hearing and what he thinks is motivating the ‘partisan’ action against Former President Donald J. Trump.
The 2nd impeachment trial of former President Donald J. Trump began in the Senate today with a vote to determine the constitutionality of the action.
The ND Autism Center has many programs for families including behavioral support and family support for autistic individuals, events, and preschool and childcare open to the community.
ND Lawmakers have created a bill that would allow the state to defy Presidential Executive Orders.
ND and SD are considering legislation that would allow the state to override Presidential Executive Orders based on the precedent set during the Trump administration when cities claimed sanctuary status.
Rebulding Together Fargo-Moorhead completed updates and renovations to homes in our community to help people stay in their homes.
Our contributors discuss how successful they believe America has been at living up to the promises made in our Constitution and Declaration of Independence, what black Americans inspired them and what would they do to make America better.
Eugene Graner joined us for his bi-weekly market update. He poses the question of whether, as a country, we’re still free, is bravery honored when some attack free speech and party affiliation.
Congressman Armstrong joined us to respond to viewer questions and share what’s happening in Washington with climate legislation and the hearing over whether to discipline Rep. Greene.
Steele County held their Commission meeting to determine if they should continue the mask mandate. They voted to keep the mandate despite 0 COVID cases in the county.
ND Rep. Jeff Magrum (R) is pioneering a bill that would have the Legacy Fund pay down property taxes in the state.
A number of bills are in front of the ND Legislature regarding how to pay down property taxes for North Dakotans.
The climate agenda was a key focus during the hearing of Agriculture Secretary Nominee. But is the AG industry going to suffer in the name of environmentalism?
Chris explains how President Biden’s executive orders and the incoming legislation centered around climate change may mean more spent at the grocery store.
Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) joined us to discuss President Biden’s executive orders, the nominee for Agriculture Secretary and the 2022 election.
A local school called the police on multiple sets of parents for refusing to wear masks at a sporting event. The parents were threatened with legal action.
Political and health leaders have issued many mandates and executive orders while much of the media has seemingly dismissed impartial reporting. Who do you trust?
The Biden Administration put forth a lot of executive orders in their first week. Many of these affect North Dakota. Chris takes a closer look at the numbers.
A group of small investors caused havoc in the stock market and caused big investors to lose billions in the most millennial way possible.
Senators Hoeven and Cramer released a joint statement about their new legislation to restrict thee powers or the President and other officials from issuing a moritoria on energy production, requiring that Congress determine approval for such measures.
Congressman Armstrong, having newly been appointed to the Energy and Commerce Committee, tells Chris why President Biden’s Climate Change policy is disastrous for ND oil, national security and global peace.
President Biden released his $1.9 trillion climate change bill which involves cutting oil production and bolstering alternative, clean energy.
Eugene Graner discusses the AG market, smart investing and how Washington’s policies will affect our local economy.
Rep. Paul Marquart discusses Gov. Walz new budget, released today.
Governor Burgum joined Chris today to talk about the DAPL ruling, the ND oil industry and the closure of Lutheran Social Services in ND.
Adjutant General of the North Dakota National Guard, Major General Dohrmann, joined us to talk about the ND National Guard presence at the US Capitol.
It’s National School Choice Week and schools have faced a lot of challenges due to the COVID crisis.
At our Current Events Round Table the panel takes on President Biden’s Executive Orders, impeachment and local bills.