WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Wednesday's All Local! 

• The Minnesota Department of Public Safety released body cam and dashboard video of this weeks' deadly shooting involving a Minnesota State Patrol trooper. 

• Part three of WCCO’s series on legalized marijuana looks at the impact on the medical cannabis program. 

• The first and only marijuana dispensary in Minnesota opens. 

• Another day with smoky skies from Canadian wildfires. 

• Give blood, get beer?

• The Hennepin County Medical Examiner says a 78-year old woman who died in Maple Grove was pushed down the steps by her daughter.

• A change to the state's Insulin Safety Net Program. 

• More issues for a company seeking a mining permit in the BWCA. 

• And you did not wake up a billion dollars richer.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson shares Tuesday's All Local including these stories: 

• An update on the man shot early Monday morning on I-94 in North Minneapolis as the Minnesota BCA and State Patrol release the body cam footage.  

• Part Two of our series on legalizing marijuana looks at the concerns of those in the chemical dependency field. 

• Now that marijuana is legalized, there’s only one place in Minnesota you can buy it and it is nowhere near the Twin Cities. 

• Other new laws go into effect today. 

• Bus driver shortages continue to be an issue, and one group is working on a solution. 

• The Best Hospitals list is out and Mayo Clinic gets some love. 

• The University of Minnesota goes all-in on the future training of specialists in the field of electricity.  

• Another giant lottery jackpot on the line Wednesday night. 

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Monday edition of the All Local! 

• Interstate 94 shutdown this morning in north Minneapolis after an shooting involving the State Patrol.

• A weekend Amber Alert is done with a man under arrest and a two-year old boy safe.

• Part one of WCCO series on the legalization of marijuana looks at challenges for law enforcement.

• Another new law that begins hopes to curb the thefts of catalytic converters.

• The Minnesota DNR expands a program that gives those with disabilities a chance to explore state parks.

• What will the Twins do prior to Tuesday’s trade deadline.

• A first-time PGA Tour winner takes the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine.

• Another big honor for Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee in her hometown of St. Paul.

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has the Friday edition of the All Local including these stories:

• The potential merger of M Health Fairview and Sanford Health is off. 

• Big weekend road closure on 35W in the south metro.

• WCCO's Vineeta Sawkar previews Viking training camp with Netflix star (and QB) Kirk Cousins . 

• New details in a St. Paul homicide .

• What are Wisconsin Police going to do once marijuana is legalized in Minnesota?

• Previewing the Loring Art Festival . 

• A new attraction takes the place of an old attraction at the Minnesota Zoo!

• New sentencing guidelines for carjacking . 

• An update on COVID from Dr. Osterholm. 

• The Guthrie Theater goes musical for "Into the Woods".

Lindsey Peterson has Thursday's All Local including these stories:

• An excessive heat warning for much of Minnesota but storms cool it off later Thursday.

• The 3M Open makes some adjustments due to the heat.

• Talking about snow in July? MnDOT spent a record amount of money removing snow last winter. 

• 22 state Attorney's generals have issues with 3M's settlement for PFAS, or "forever chemicals". 

• More on the shooting in Minneapolis that injures two children. 

• Minnetonka police arrest "shady contractors". 

• Does Gopher Football coach PJ Fleck have a "toxic culture"? He denies it and so does former player Pete Najarian. 

• A special 3M Open for a Minnesota golfer who has Mom on the bag. 

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson with Wednesday's All Local, which includes these stories:

• A Heat Advisory in effect for Minnesota following last night's stormy weather. Paul Douglas has an update. 

• Beating the heat at the pool sounds like a good option. 

• A man shot three weeks ago on a light rail station dies.  

• North Minneapolis shooting injures two children inside a duplex.

• The 3M Open returns to Blaine with some of the best golfers in the world. 

• A tale of two (Twin) cities when it comes to car thefts.

• A program to help Minneapolis kids and their families find stable homes and stable schools is expanding. 

• Sentencing for a man who opened fire at the Mall of America last summer.

• Minnesota law enforcement officials are sharing an important message when it comes to marijuana legalization next week.

• One of the nation's oldest athletic associations is having its annual conference for the first time in New Ulm, Minnesota, the place where it all began. 

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes us through Tuesday's All Local: 

• The heat is on and it might be the hottest week of the year. 

• It comes with more poor air quality too. 

• Canterbury Park is delaying some race times to keep horses and people safe in the heat. 

• Some Monday storms lead to cleanup on Wednesday. 

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  The State Fair is a month away and there are a few new attractions. 

• Lakeville grapples with how to handle the legalization of marijuana in Minnesota. 

• The Governor puts together a team to address work safety and wage issues for Uber and Lyft drivers. 

• There's another mega jackpot for Mega Millions. 

• The Twins suddenly can't stop winning!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson takes us through all the local news today on the All Local! 

• Serious heat this week says Paul Douglas. Plus a doctor on how hard it is on our bodies and one way a local organization is trying to keep people cool. 

• A half-century old Cold Case comes to a close.

• New details in the shooting death of Fargo police officer Jake Wallin 

• A shooting left one woman dead and another injured in Minneapolis.

• More on the strike of Planned Parenthood union workers.

• One community on how they'll deal with next week's legalization of recreational marijuana. 
• The Poison Control Center works to keep children safe from controlled substances.
• It is exactly one month until the Minnesota State Fair and preparations are underway!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Friday's All Local including these stories:

• Chilling new details on the Fargo man who shot four including three police officers. 

• Minnesota's Attorney General files charges against a former officer for financially exploiting a vulnerable woman.

• Investigating a house explosion in Jordan. 

• One on one with the retiring Cedric Alexander, the Commissioner of Community Safety in Minneapolis.

• Minneapolis Mayor signs executive order allowing for the decriminalization of psychoactive plants like mushrooms. 

• Charges in Minnetonka against a man who's dead father was found in his home. 

• The TSA with another warning about taking guns through security at the airport. 

• A Viking is in trouble for traveling at very high speeds. 

• Getting set for the 3M Open next week!

WCCO's Lindsey Peterson has Thursday's All Local including these stories:

• Cedric Alexander says he will retire in September as Commissioner of the Community Safety Office in Minneapolis. 

• The Minneapolis City Council will not rebuild the 3rd Police Precinct. 

• The new Minnesota Jobs Report. 

• AG Keith Ellison on Hyundai thefts. 

• The North Dakota Attorney General on the man who shot a Fargo police officer who's from Minnesota. 

• Minneapolis is putting millions into a Climate Equity Plan. 

• Reaction to Allina Health reducing their workforce. 

• Derek Chauvin goes all the way to the US Supreme Court and asks for them to look at his conviction in George Floyd's death.

• Target says employees can wear shorts to the office.