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Tuesday, July 22nd. A string of more than 70 car break-ins overnight has Minneapolis police asking for your help. Then, Senator John Hoffman gives his first interview since surviving a shooting that killed two fellow lawmakers, calling his daughter “a hero” for dialing 911.
Also in this episode: Target is changing its price match policy, and a heat advisory is in effect across much of Minnesota — with highs near 90 expected for the rest of the week.
Plus: Two officers hurt responding to a domestic call in Minneapolis, a man charged in a weekend government center shooting, a fatal plane crash in Yellow Medicine County, a $1.7 million meth bust, and Minnesota's latest cannabis license lottery. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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Monday, July 21st. Senator Nicole Mitchell says she will resign from the Minnesota Senate following her guilty verdict — we break down the timeline, her attorney’s statement, and what happens next. Then, the Minneapolis DFL makes a rare mayoral endorsement, backing Omar Fateh and putting pressure on incumbent Jacob Frey, who now faces an uphill battle.
Plus, passengers on a Delta flight describe a terrifying near miss with a B-52 bomber in North Dakota, and the iconic Stone Arch Bridge reopens ahead of schedule.
Also in this episode: the Amir Locke lawsuit will move forward, a child is recovering after a St. Paul shooting, a tragic crash at the Isanti County Fair, the Raptor Center sees a record number of injured birds, and Napheesa Collier dominates the WNBA All-Star Game. Join Maria Lisignoli for 4 Things to Know.

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Friday, July 18. State Senator Nicole Mitchell's fate is in the hands of the jury. Both sides in the case focused on intentions and honesty. How will the jury see it? Then, police say a nationwide manhunt is underway for a Minneapolis murder suspect. We'll tell you what we know so far. Plus, lawmakers react to the impending release of a man convicted of killing his entire family with an axe at age 16. And a familiar candidate announces his bid in the governor's race. Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know.

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Thursday, July 17. State Senator Nicole Mitchell takes the stand in her burglary trial, offering emotional testimony about her stepmother’s worsening Alzheimer’s — and sharing intimate messages meant to prove this wasn’t a break-in. What will the jury think? Then, a man convicted of killing his entire family with an axe at age 16 is set to be released after more than three decades behind bars. Plus, federal agents say they have uncovered yet another massive Medicaid fraud scheme in Minnesota — this one targeting money meant to help people struggling with homelessness.
Also in this episode: reaction from the Olmsted County sheriff who responded to the Brom family murders, new calls for oversight in the state’s housing programs, and a quick look at what’s next in the Mitchell case.
Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know.

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Wednesday, July 16th. The trial of State Senator Nicole Mitchell continues — we break down emotional witness testimony, including a chilling claim from Mitchell’s stepmother that she feared for her life. Then, WCCO obtains dramatic video of police firing at a bear following a violent attack in western Wisconsin. Plus, federal prosecutors are weighing the death penalty for the man accused of murdering former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and injuring two other lawmakers.
Also in this episode: a former Minnesota Twins pitcher is convicted of murder, a deadly shootout during a house fire near Duluth, two overnight shootings in Minneapolis, President Trump calls Epstein conspiracy talk a hoax, and we celebrate National Hot Dog Day with a tour of America’s favorite dogs. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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Tuesday, July 15th. The trial of State Senator Nicole Mitchell is now underway — we break down key testimony, opening statements, and what’s at stake politically. Then, Minneapolis reveals where five new speed cameras will be installed as part of a traffic safety pilot program. Plus, a suspected drunk driver tries to escape police by hiding in a riverbank — and it sparks an hours-long search. And finally, we explain how Minnesota is spending millions to prevent homelessness and support small businesses.
Also in this episode: new details on Friday’s deadly shootout at a St. Paul grocery store, a special election to replace Melissa Hortman, a milestone for Amtrak’s Borealis line, and Nelly is coming to the State Fair. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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Monday, July 14th. We’re following high-stakes developments at the Minnesota Capitol as Senator Nicole Mitchell’s burglary trial begins—why the outcome could shift the balance of power in the Senate. Then, young activists push for gun reform during a panel at the University of Minnesota. Plus, a woman is hospitalized after a black bear attack in Wisconsin, and air quality alerts continue across northern Minnesota. Also in this episode: a major construction project on I-394, a break in a Minneapolis cold case, water woes in the west metro, and how Anoka’s new Social District is boosting local business. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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Friday, July 11th. We’re breaking down the biggest stories you need to hear heading into the weekend. First up, construction ramps up on major Minnesota highways—find out what drivers need to know. Then, speed cameras are coming to Minneapolis—how the pilot program works, and where you might see one. Plus, the Department of Justice launches a federal investigation into Minnesota’s hiring practices. And finally, thousands of soccer players from around the world descend on Blaine for the Target USA CUP. Also in this episode: a stabbing in Highland Park, free NARCAN vending machines, the anniversary of the attempted assassination of President Trump, tip and overtime tax breaks, and how one nonprofit just delivered its 10,000th bed. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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Wednesday, July 10th. Paul McCartney is coming to U.S. Bank Stadium this fall — we have details on ticket sales. Plus, Minneapolis raises the minimum price of e-cigarettes to $25, a suspect is charged in a deadly Apple Valley stabbing, and new developments emerge in two mass shooting cases. Also: layoffs hit the Science Museum of Minnesota, measles cases surge nationally, and flooding devastation continues in Texas. We’ll end on a bright spot — the Hamel Rodeo is back this weekend. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know.

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