It’s a morning of high contrast on Bonnie and Friends as hosts Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman navigate a day that begins with a balmy 40-degree record morning high and ends with a plunge into sub-zero wind chills. The duo brings you critical updates on the search for missing West Fargo woman Isadora Wengel, where law enforcement has entered their fifth day scouring the local landfill for evidence. But the morning isn’t all heavy headlines—between Jace recapping a masterclass performance by the short-handed Timberwolves and Bonnie’s struggle with a "hot mess" DIY hand-knit blanket, this episode is the perfect mix of local grit and morning wit.
Key Moments
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The Search for Isadora Wengel: Fargo and West Fargo Police issue a joint plea for residents and businesses to check their security cameras. The investigation has moved into its fifth day at the Fargo landfill, with authorities expressing grave concerns regarding potential foul play.
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Timberwolves Crush Milwaukee: Even without stars Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert, the Wolves put on their best performance of the season, leading by as many as 41 points. Jace breaks down how rookie Joan Beranger stepped up big in the paint.
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Weather Whiplash: Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki warns that the "party is over." After a spring-like morning, a cold front is crashing through the valley, bringing 40 mph wind gusts and a "near-blizzard" forecast for Friday.
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Baking Fails & New Skills: Bonnie and Jace dive into this morning’s question: "What would you like to learn how to do?" From mastering the drums to the complicated science of sourdough bread and Bonnie’s "hot mess" chunky blanket project, the crew explores the hurdles of learning as an adult.
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Vegas Qualifier & Fargo Force: Congratulations to Christina Magow from Glendon, who called in just in time to get qualified for the "Valentine’s Day in Vegas" giveaway. Plus, the show gives away tickets to the Fargo Force's upcoming home series against the Lincoln Stars.
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Bears Down, Packers Out: The hosts recap a wild NFL weekend, focusing on the Chicago Bears' stunning comeback over the Green Bay Packers and the upcoming divisional round matchups.
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The "Honey Bun" Myth: In a teaser for the Coffee Club, the crew discusses a bizarre report claiming that common breakfast items like honey buns and white bread could potentially trigger a breathalyzer test due to fermentation.