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Aims to address the significant need for coverage of the communities and experiences currently absent from the state’s news ecosystem.
Today, why some Minnesotans are losing housing protections. Then, what experts say about a toxic algae bloom in the Northern Lakes. And, a warning about two new scams targeting seniors. [Read Transcript...]
In today's stories, health officials warn of an unusually high West Nile Virus risk. Then, are United States executive orders moving the country into martial law? And, you're recycling to try and protect the earth. But are you doing it correctly? [Read Transcript...]
In today's segment, a new law that gives Minnesotans power over their online data Then, the state's Clemency Review Commission recently met. We hear from a Minnesotan who was recommended for a pardon. The Board of Pardons decides his case next month. And, a new option for those who don't want to be buried or cremated. [Read Transcript...]
Today, a new law makes it easier for those needing tinted car windows. Then, a Twin Cities bridge gets funding for suicide prevention. And, the NCAA elevates a Minnesota university to Division One status. [Read Transcript...]
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