A man is dead after what authorities are calling a "use-of-force" incident in Paynesville. We'll tell you what we know so far. Then, it was the fourth day of testimony in the trial of Derek Thompson. You'll hear one of the victim's sisters take the stand in an emotional day in court. Plus, if you've recently been to the Mall of America — listen up — because you could have been exposed to the measles. And in our Bright Spot, a bunch of school kids will get an awesome surprise tomorrow... and you can help out! Join Johnny Kahner for 4 Things To Know Tuesday, June 3.

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One woman is dead, and five others are hurt after a mass shooting. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara describes the crime scene as a "warzone" at Boom Island Park. Why police need your help. Plus, one state trooper takes the stand in the deadly crash trial of Derrick Thompson. Then, state workers return to the office today. Why it might not be for long. And when will this bad air go away? Join Johnny Kahner for 4 Things To Know this Monday, June 2.

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Testimony continues in the deadly crash trial of Derrick Thompson. One year after Officer Jamal Mitchell’s death, family and fellow officers remember his sacrifice. Plus: PFAS cleanup tech debuts in Lake Elmo, and a semi crash shuts down I-94 in Minneapolis.
Also: wildfire concerns, school vandalism in River Falls, a new solar plant in Rogers, and big news from the Vikings and Taylor Swift.

Join Maria Lisignoli for 4 Things to Know this Friday, May 30th.

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Wildfires near Duluth are nearly contained, but smoke from Canada is prompting an air quality alert. The search continues for a missing teen in Columbia Heights, and a former state trooper pleads not guilty in a crash that killed an 18-year-old. Plus, the Timberwolves’ season ends in Game 5, and Minnesota's Frost celebrate another Walter Cup win. Join Maria Lisignoli for 4 Things to Know this Thursday, May 29th.

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Derrick Thompson's legal team says his brother is to blame for the crash that killed five women. Another person is arrested in Minnesota's massive pandemic fraud case, caught just before fleeing to Dubi. A Minneapolis woman pleads guilty to murder after driving into a crowd, and a long-awaited highway project finally breaks ground in Jordan. Plus, we cover the latest on COVID vaccine guidance, the state budget, and a new wolf pup naming contest. Join Maria Lisignoli on 4 Things To Know this Wednesday, May 28th.

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Jury selection begins in the trial of a man accused of killing five young women in a tragic crash nearly two years ago. Minnesota lawmakers return from the holiday weekend with major budget work left to do. Crews in northern Minnesota shift their focus to protecting wild rice lakes after recent wildfires. And the Minnesota Frost are PWHL champs—again! Plus, the latest on the dismemberment trial in Wisconsin, a fight over nutrition program funding, tourism concerns tied to tariffs, and two surprise stowaways delay a Delta flight. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner on 4 Things To Know this Tuesday, May 27th.

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Hundreds of veterans — young and old —attended the annual Memorial Day ceremony at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. It's a day they say is filled with pride and pain. Then, a big night for basketball. We hear from Timberwolves' superstar Anthony Edwards ahead of game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. Plus, there's finally some good news on wildfire relief up north. And in today's Bright Spot — if you're looking for an outdoor adventure, listen in for your next weekend getaway spot. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things To Know This Monday, May 26.

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Hear from community members as they honor George Floyd at the second annual remembrance day. Then, could a Rochester woman get charged? The impacted family speaks out. Plus, a St. Paul executive director is charged for possession of child porn. And a breakdown of what's next at the state capitol. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things To Know This Friday, May 23.

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A U of M student is being released from ICE custody, and Stillwater Prison could close—but not without pushback from formerly incarcerated leaders. We also break down reactions to President Trump’s sweeping budget bill and remember a longtime Plymouth Police Chief. Plus: new marijuana dispensaries, AI to prevent crashes, Memorial Day boating safety, and a mini State Fair kickoff. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things To Know this Thursday, May 22nd.

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U.S. Department of Justice attempts to drop lawsuit against the Minneapolis Police Department; city leaders and community members respond. Plus, fighting fires from the sky. We talk to one of the nation's leading aerial firefighter companies. And one tax proposal that some cannabis companies say is too "high". Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things To Know this Wednesday, May 21.

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