NSS Daily: Monday, September 21, 2026
Flooding replaces drought in some parts of the state, Mesabi Metallics breaks ground, and it’s Yom Kippur. [Read Transcript...]


Flooding replaces drought in some parts of the state, Mesabi Metallics breaks ground, and it’s Yom Kippur. [Read Transcript...]

Minnesota marks its first domestically spread case of measles, absentee and mail-in voting begins, and slew of weekend festivals. [Read Transcript...]

Our guest today is a photographer who takes some stunning photos of wildlife. We're very excited to speak with Michael Kurtz (Tasunka Opi). He's Sicangu Lakota, enrolled in the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe. He runs Lakota Photography, blending wildlife photography, tracking, and cultural education. He's also a naturalist and has volunteered with groups like the National Park Service and Project Coyote. He has spent countless hours across the Dakotas, Minnesota, and beyond, capturing wildlife in its natural habitat. Currently, he's supervisor of programming and interpretation with Hoċokata Ṫi Cultural Center at the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux community. [Read Transcript...]

This week, we explore how drainage-caused erosion and pollution are affecting some communities across Minnesota. Then, a conversation about how the state's geological history has shaped today's weather challenges. Plus, how a changing climate is making these challenges even more urgent. And, are we in a drought? [Read Transcript...]
