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.
Dr. Diegel from Essential Health explains the value of the services that they offer in Valley City, providing innovative care and community outreach.
Valley City is a beautiful city with picturesque bridges and waterways, perfect for a daytime destination or family vacation.
The Fargo Police Department released their crime report and Chief Zibolski joined Chris to give an overview and answer listener questions.
Shawn Wenko gives insight into the slow return of the oil boom and the increasing demand for housing in the Williston area.
In the community that’s growing leaps and bounds, residents enjoy a boutique downtown experience and a number of unique, local eateries.
After a string of robberies gripped the attention of Fargo-Moorhead residents, Chief Zibolski announces that the person responsible was apprehended shortly before the interview.
Blair Wright joined us to share how his service, iopen, keeps a virtual vaccination record and provides information to event venues and businesses on how many patrons have their vaccinations.
Medora’s Marketing Manager Kaelee Knoell takes us through what to expect this season from The Medora Muscial, Pitch Fork Fondue, and everything NEW in Medora.
A group of parents and community members have started a petition to recall four school board members. The lead petitioner, Allie Ollenburger gave her reason for the campaign.
Hundreds of protesters converged on a pump station in rural northern Minnesota on Monday resulting in an evacuation of the facility.
Topics of discussion included diversified energy resources in North Dakota, power reliability and innovation.
Pat Traynor serves as the Director of the Dakota Medical Foundation and he shares how the Lend A Hand Up program is boosting fundraising for local individuals and families who face unexpected medical bills.
Here is the second part of our focus on innovative town of Tioga, ND.
The North Dakota town of Tioga is a leader of aerospace technology in the state; with a close community and excellent amenities, Tioga, ND is a great place to live and learn.
The Senate Parliamentarian ruled to allow budget revisions. I’ll tell you what that means to your cost of living and how to follow the media spin.
Governor Burgum announced a new hydrogen hub in North Dakota. Sen. Hoeven explains why ND is an energy leader in the U.S.
Eugene Graner explains how ag prices will affect your dinner table. Also affecting food prices are ransomware attacks on JBS slaughter plant and a recurrence of bird-flu in China.
Matour Alier offers his perspective on Deputy Mayor Piepkorn’s comments about refugee resettlement.
Does he support vaccine incentives? Plus, hear what surprised him most about American’s response to the pandemic.
As we head into a holiday weekend, Mayor Mahoney said Fargoans should go out and celebrate Memorial Day and take time to honor those that have served our country, including local law enforcement.
The Mayor said that the city tests the wastewater for shed virus and the numbers have become very low, suggesting that Fargo may reach herd-immunity soon.
Sen. Nicole Poolman joined us to share the details of the letter she penned with Sen. Jessica Bell to request that state health officials stop calling residents to either inquire on vaccination status or give information on where they can become vaccinated.
Sen. John Hoeven is working to secure grants from intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance missions by the Grand Forks National Guard. But does he believe in UFOs?
Deputy Mayor Dave Piepkorn sat in on a phone call in which Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services stated that they had resettled approximately 25 refugees in Fargo-Moorhead, unbeknownst to him.
Fargo city Commissioner, Tony Gehrig, responds to why he believes he was removed from the Liquor Control Board. Also, will bars that have excessive police calls for service lose their liquor licenses?
UND football player, Hunter Pinke collided with another skier and went head-on into a tree, resulting in devestating injuries. Hunter shares his story and how his faith has moved him to inspire others.
Deputy Mayor Piepkorn shared concern that he had not been made aware of the resettlement and he questioned whether the City of Fargo was notified prior to rehoming the refugees.
Former MN Speaker of the House (VP of Communications & Public Affairs for Primacy Strategy Group), Kurt Zellers, outlines the important legislation that resulted from the ongoing MN Legislative Session.
Producer AJ received the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine but she experienced severe, lasting side effects. Hear her story, and the side effects that she’s still fighting.
Dr. Scott Jensen discusses COVID claims, the MN legislative session and public vaccine concerns.
Fargo Police Lieutenant Ahlfeldt tells us what resources our local law enforcement has to protect and serve our community and the region, as we celebrate National Police Week.
Mayor Jason Rick from Barnesville, MN shares the details of the large-scale school project, affordable housing and fantastic fishing opportunities in his community.
Secretary of State under the Trump presidency, Mike Pompeo, joined industry experts and leaders at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference.
Fahad Nazer discusses the energy and diplomatic relationship between Saudi Arabia and the US; also, the global oil market and reductions in output.
Our panel discusses how the soybean crushing plant will help make North Dakota and American more independent on the world stage.
Blu Husley, Senior Vice President of Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs at Continental Resources joined us to discuss energy and the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
Despite a brief investigation by the WHO, we don’t know the origin of COVID-19.
Our bi-weekly Connect with Congressman Armstrong, featuring Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND), started off with a conversation about the unchecked power of social media companies. Will their algorithms affect the next election?
RNC National Spokesperson Paris Dennard comments on President Trump’s place in the Republican party, social media’s disproportionate censoring of conservatives and the Biden Administration’s immigration plan.
What was Governor Burgum’s thought process on vetoing the transgender athletes bill? Lt. Gov. Sanford gives us a look into the considerations that went into that decision.
The ND Legislature is wrapping up it’s session. Lt. Gov. Sanford takes us through the different bills that were under review.
Chris spent some time with a class of seniors at Sheyenne High School to discuss what America’s challenges are.
A group of farmers have taken on a lawsuit against the federal government claiming that they’re being discriminated against due to race.
This Small Town Spotlight features Ada, MN, sponsored by Essentia Health.
This Small Town Spotlight features Ada, MN, sponsored by Essentia Health.
Jeff Reeter, author of Do Life Differently: A Strategic Path Toward Extraordinary, shares the daily habits that have helped him become a church leader, former champion athlete and asset manager of a 6 billions dollar portfolio.
Our diverse panel offers their perspectives on racial issues including the Chauvin verdict, institutional racism and generational wealth.
Candidate for Governor, Dr. Scott Jensen, gives his opinion on whether masks really work, and if we are protecting the wrong segment of the population.
Candidate for Governor, Dr. Scott Jensen, weighed in on Gov. Walz push for police reform. Is white supremacy the biggest issue, as Gov. Walz claims?