
Bonnie & Friends
Bonnie & Friends: Wet Pavement, Failed T-Tops, and 330,000 Gallons of Fish Sauce
Join Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman on WDAY Radio as they break down the latest news, local sports, and bizarre headlines across the Red River Valley. The hosts kick off Tuesday morning celebrating a brief overnight shower that finally wet the pavement, while Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki breaks down the week's upcoming forecast and the historical rainfall patterns heading into fall. This jam-packed episode features crucial regional headlines, including a local public health appointment for former Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney, an emergency 30-day Kratom ban in North Dakota, and a $20,000 donation to the Red River Valley SWAT team. Over on the sports desk, the Minnesota Twins bounce back with a win against Atlanta, the Red Hawks continue their homestand, and local college football products make waves in the NFL preseason. Plus, the duo explores the "Question of the Morn" with hilarious road-hazard stories and sits down with down-home mission leaders to discuss their upcoming 9th Annual Hoe Down. Key Moments Overnight Rain Relief: Jace and Bonnie track brief overnight showers that brought much-needed moisture to parts of West Fargo and the metro, with Dean Wysocki weighing in on the upcoming late-August weather patterns. Dr. Tim Mahoney's New Role: Former Fargo Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney steps back into local government after being appointed as the new Health Officer for Fargo Cass Public Health. North Dakota Kratom Ban Scramble: Business owners scramble as North Dakota's emergency 30-day Kratom ban takes effect, forcing local retailers to move inventory out of state ahead of an upcoming special legislative session. Twins Snap Losing Streak: The Minnesota Twins break their slump with a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves, backed by a four-run first inning and strong relief pitching. Local Standouts in the NFL Preseason: Former MSUM Dragon quarterback Jack Strand scores a rushing touchdown for the Atlanta Falcons, while former NDSU running back Barika Kpeenu signs with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Flying Road Hazards: On the "Question of the Morn," listeners and hosts share wild stories of items flying off moving vehicles, ranging from T-tops and propane tanks to a 2.4-pound gummy worm feast. 9th Annual Down Home Hoe Down: Shane Carlson from Western Products and Emily Kaiser from Down Home drop by the studio to preview the upcoming 9th Annual Hoe Down fundraiser in Davenport, supporting families emerging from homelessness. Supercars Seized in London: Police in London enforce strict anti-social driving laws by…


