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Diverse Radio for Minnesota's Communities
How do charter schools in our state get their funding? Faaya Adem finds out. Plus, a university in Northern Minnesota gets a new Chancellor, and archery deer season opens in Minnesota. [Read Transcript...]
A 72-year-old is facing possible prison time after threatening to shoot out the windows of a Duluth school. Then, as political polarization grows around the country, a state university teaches students how to confront and engage with differing perspectives. And what Minnesotans are saying about gun control at the state capitol. [Read Transcript...]
Why Minnesota is suing TikTok. Then, as we approach the beginning of the school year, we take a look at the controversy and confusion around charter schools. And, a Fond du Lac member is recognized for language revitalization [Read Transcript...]
In 1907, a new college opened in Duluth. The Work People's College taught its working-class students about unions and how to organize against the powerful industries that ruled Minnesota's vast Iron Range. [Read Transcript...]
