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Public Affairs

December 23, 2025
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Weaponizing the R Word

We take a look at how the revitalization of derogatory language is impacting some Minnesotans. Plus, a federal grant funds transit improvements in greater Minnesota and organizers of the new Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame announced where it will be located. [Read Transcript...]

December 23, 2025
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ICE Presence Raises Questions about Protester Law Enforcement Rights

As federal agents increase their presence in the state, questions are rising about the rights of protesters versus those of law enforcement. Then, one last push to get info from the state's queer community. Plus, Rochester honors the first woman ever elected to office in the city. [Read Transcript...]

December 11, 2025
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Another Chance for Clemency

A community organizer and other Minnesotans waiting to hear about their cases get another chance for clemency. Then, residents of a small town in Southern Minnesota are trying to officially wipe the city off the map. And, how you can keep your eye out for eagles from the comfort of your own home. [Read Transcript...]

December 11, 2025
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Minnesotans Learn How to Observe Federal Agents in a Watch for Civil Rights Abuses

A Minnesota organization is training citizens to legally and peacefully ensure federal agents abide by the constitution. Then, how sexually explicit emails were sent from a Rochester Public School to students and staff. And, those without a home have new help in Southern Minnesota. [Read Transcript...]

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