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Public Affairs

November 20, 2025
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Mobile Healthcare Services Hits Minneapolis Streets

Minneapolis residents are getting easier access to healthcare. Then, an independent review of how officials handled attacks on state lawmakers. And, federal budget cuts force a public TV station in Northern Minnesota to cancel a marquee local program. [Read Transcript...]

November 20, 2025
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Minnesota Rolls out Paid Family and Medical Leave

A new state requirement to benefit employees creates questions and some confusion for business owners. Then, why Minnesota may have to stop selling THC edibles and drinks, and a funding opportunity for the state's urban farmers. [Read Transcript...]

November 20, 2025
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Federal Agents Use Chemical Irritants on St. Paul Protestors

Community members and advocates react to federal officers using chemical agents on residents protesting a U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in St. Paul. Then, UCare announces it will be closing its doors for good. And, an important health warning for parents using infant formula. [Read Transcript...]

November 13, 2025
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Hermantown’s Pushback Against Proposed Data Center

A city council decision has a northern community concerned about the environment. Then, why the state's housing stabilization program came to an abrupt end. And, Minnesota's soccer team reaches the Western Conference semifinals. [Read Transcript...]

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