It's a Friday before a long holiday weekend and that means a very busy All Local! It includes these stories today so you can catch up on everything in our local news. 

• Local reaction to the latest Supreme Court rulings.

• Fireworks safety. 

• Security around the Taste of Minnesota.

• A new way to launch a career with Ramsey County. 

• A batch of new state laws goes into effect July 1st. 

• There’s a new state job open: Office of Cannabis Management.

• Crackdowns this weekend on speeding and drunk boating.

• Getting a license to grow marijuana at home.  

• A new Indigenous Outreach program. 

• Be careful with those campfires!

• A new Department of Health report on abortion in Minnesota.  

• A busy weekend for concerts!

Here is Thursday's WCCO All Local! 

• Affirmative Action struck down by the Supreme Court. 

• July 4th air travel issues.

• SWLR Project under the microscope again. 

• Minneapolis has some plans for the 4th of July after last year’s chaos.

• Minnesota looks to become a semiconductor manufacturer thanks to Fed

  dollars.

• Some Minneapolis beach closures heading into the 4th of July holiday.

• Preparing to be in the business of Marijuana. 

• The Twins are struggling mightily at the plate, and their manager isn’t happy.

Here is the Wednesday edition of WCCO's All Local! 

• An audit, the third, of the Southwest Light Rail Transit project shows delays and budgeting issues.

• Money from Minneapolis' first ever Black Expo ended up going out of state raising questions about who benefitted.

• Another day, another Air Quality Alert, our 24th of the year already. Plus a local doctor warns about issues from this bad air. 

• A busy but good weekend for Metro Transit. 

• Legislation to protect the future of AM Radio.

• And Twins fans will be among the first to experience....Pepsi Ketchup?

Here comes all the local news you need in under 10 minutes on the WCCO All Local!

• More poor air quality for the Twin Cities. 

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  Recruiting for the St. Paul Fire Department.

• Tuition increases coming to the U of M. 

• A strike averted at Lunds & Byerlys stores

• It's been 28 years since Minnesotan Jodi Huisentruit disappeared. 

• Senator Amy Klobuchar on broadband access. 

• Paying off U.S. Bank Stadium... early. 

• And much more!

Here is Monday's WCCO All Local! 

• Celebrating Twin Cities Pride with a special visit from First Lady Jill Biden .

• Minnesota legislators visit D.C. to talk about Paid Family Leave Bill. 

• A memorial for Madeline Kingsbury 

• Some very welcome rain! 

• An update to our summer road construction. 

• Grocery union workers talk strike at Lunds and Byerly's. 

• Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack talks about investments in Minnesota.

• Plus, you're never too old to toss the ball around and swing the bats in a senior softball league!

Here is all your local news for this Friday in 10 minutes!

• Busting our ongoing drought
• Sentencing in the Truck Park Bar shooting
• A Wyoming, MN hit-and-run
• A special event at Valleyfair
• More on Taylor Swift's big shows, the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, Back to the 50s Weekend and the Twins do something they haven't done in five long years!

Here is today's All Local, with these stories:

• Charges filed against Derrick Thompson in last weekend's crash that killed five women. 
• Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara on rumors police were chasing Thompson.
• Update on a home explosion in Coon Rapids.
• A busy weekend means a busy couple of nights for Metro Transit. 
• Talon Metals asks for a new nickel mine in Minnesota. 
• Plus news on the Rondo Neighborhood reconnect project, and there's a limit to how much beef jerky you can bring through customs!

Here comes all your local news in under 10 minutes. Today's stories include: 

• An update on criminal charges for the man accused of killing five young women in a car crash over the weekend.

• Shootings overnight in both St. Paul and Minneapolis.

• A small plane crash kills two near Duluth. 

• Another day with bad air quality. 

• Plus, plenty of news around a very busy weekend in Minneapolis with Pride and Taylor Swift! 

Mark Freie hosts the WCCO All Local on a warm Tuesday, June 20th, 2023. Headline's for the day include:

• No charges are filed yet against the man arrested in connection to the crash that killed five young women this weekend in Minneapolis.
• A Red Wing couple is facing multiple child abuse charges.
• New data shows some startling figures about seatbelt usage in Minnesota.
• Minnesota will find out Wednesday if they'll host the 2027 World Expo.
• We've got some good news, as well as some not-so-good news, for Swifties ahead of two big Taylor Swift shows this weekend in Minneapolis.

WCCO Radio's Mark Freie hosts the All Local for Monday, June 19th, 2023. Today's top stories include:

• A prayer service and burial are planned Monday for five young women killed by a speeding motorist who crashed into their vehicle this weekend in Minneapolis.
• The BWCAW wildfire is now 80 percent contained.
• Warm weather is back this week, what to expect and how you can avoid heat-related illnesses.
• Twin Cities Pride Festival returns and volunteers are needed.
• The Minnesota Department of Commerce is reminding borrowers about the Student Loan Borrower Bill of Rights as repayments resume later this year.
• Monday, June 19 is also known as Juneteenth. One University of St. Thomas wants to see more education about the day's significance.