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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...]
Democrats and Republicans once again share control of the Minnesota House. Then, why some question how Minnesota legislators use omnibus bills to passing policy. And, volunteers roll up their sleeves for public lands. [Read Transcript...]
The city of Ely is one step closer to requiring police officers to wear body cameras. Then, a move by the federal government that could impact the state's solar energy goals, and Governor Walz tries to make it easier for Minnesotans to get COVID-19 vaccines. [Read Transcript...]
In today's stories, a military celebration in Washington DC is countered with protests around the country, including here in Minnesota. Researchers urge long COVID patients to enroll in a new study. And, Amtrak's new route outperforms expectations. [Read Transcript...]
