NSS Daily: Thursday, April 16, 2026
A St. Paul bar gets a peace prize from a European football club, northern schools consider a four-day week to cut costs, and Minnesota looks to shake its dependence on Gulf State ammonia. [Read Transcript...]

A St. Paul bar gets a peace prize from a European football club, northern schools consider a four-day week to cut costs, and Minnesota looks to shake its dependence on Gulf State ammonia. [Read Transcript...]

Tiny houses for when disasters strike, Carver County pushes back wins against a planned electric line, and AMPERS and its member stations win an armful of Minnesota Broadcast Journalist Association Eric Sevareid Awards. [Read Transcript...]

Federal disaster aid for farmers affected by last year’s heavy rains, visible progress for a five-year-old hero, and Ramsey County squares off against federal immigration agents. [Read Transcript...]

Minnesota lawmakers support dueling plans for property tax relief, Highway 280 is closed until the State Fair, and Red Lake Nation College gets a historic gift. [Read Transcript...]
