Friday, September 18
Minnesota marks its first domestically spread case of measles, absentee and mail-in voting begins, and slew of weekend festivals. [Read Transcript…]
Thursday, September 17
Minneapolis prepares to say goodbye to local radio personality Charles “Chaz Millionaire” Dillon, Minneapolis Public Schools could close 16 schools, and the state’s Oromo population welcomes in its new year and a change of seasons. [Read Transcript...]
Wednesday, September 16
Capitol and courthouse safety, invasive species and ultrasonic buoys, and disability pride and voting. [Read Transcript...]
Tuesday, September 15
Allina doctors and nurses go on strike, Minnesota and other states strike a settlement over AmeriCorps, and it’s Hispanic Heritage Month starting today. [Read Transcript...]
Monday, September 14
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules Oak Grove can use paper rosters this November, the DNR cancels one of Twin Metals’ land leases, and Duluth is already prepping for Christmas celebrations. [Read Transcript...]