Mark Freie hosts the WCCO Radio All Local for Friday, April 21. Today's stories include:

• Governor Tim Walz is responding to claims he doesn't support law enforcement.
• Flood waters are forcing a popular state park to close.
• St. Cloud State University is making cuts due to a multimillion dollar budget deficit. 
• And Susie Jones introduces listeners to a Minnesota company that makes clothing out of water bottles.

WCCO's Susie Jones takes you through Thursday's All Local:

• Rain and flooding update with Paul Douglas
• Governor Walz on possible rebate checks plus he goes all-in on gun regulations. 
• A traditional Farmer's Market won't be back in 2023.
• Former candidate for Governor Scott Jensen threatens AG Keith Ellison with a lawsuit
• MyPillow's Mike Lindell is also involved in a lawsuit regarding his denials of the 2020 Election.
• Severe Weather Awareness Week and Tornado Drills 
• Plus more on the Timberwolves, Vikings, the legalization of Marijuana and another concert announcement!

WCCO's Mark Freie has Wednesday's All Local, including these stories: 

• Flood update from the state, and warning "flood tourists". 
• Veteran Bill passes the House unanimously.
• WCCO's Paul Douglas on the effect our rainy weather has on flooding. Oh, and more on "snow" for the northern part of the state. 
• A triple shooting in Minneapolis.
• Previewing the Governor's State of the State. 
• The mother of a missing Winona woman tells WCCO Radio about the search.
• A new Area Code for Southern Minnesota. 
• The Timberwolves and Nuggets Game Two!

WCCO's Susie Jones has today's All Local:

• Flood risks are increasing
• Red Flag warning with our heat wave
• Winter is over and that means Road Construction!
• Senator Amy Klobuchar joins the fight against Fentanyl
• Good news for the Twins' Kyle Farmer who was hit by a pitch in the face Wednesday.
• Plus, new rules in Minneapolis for public prayer, and golfers are flocking to the course with our warm temps. 

WCCO's Susie Jones has all the news you need this Wednesday with the All Local. Stories today include: 

• Flooding issues in Stillwater
• The Timberwolves lose in LA and now face a win-or-go-home scenario at home Friday night. 
• What appears to be a shoutout in Brooklyn Park leaves three hurt and six under arrest. 
• The search in Taylors Falls for a man who fell off a rock ledge.
• The new Metro Transit Gold Line gets Federal funding.
• Under all that snow? Yep. Plenty of treats left behind by your dog.
• Plus many more!

WCCO's Susie Jones brings you all the local news you need in today's All Local, including these stories: 

• Gobert and the Wolves deal with fallout from Sunday's drama.
• An update on two Wisconsin police officers who were shot over the weekend. 
• Attorney General Keith Ellison responds to the case taken from Hennepin County and given to his office by the governor.
• Paul Douglas has an update on our unseasonable warm week, with the dreaded snow word creeping back this weekend. 
• Plus an update on a missing Winona woman, the Twins bring in some high school baseball teams, what MnDOT is doing about all that trash under our snow, and yes, it's allergy season again.

WCCO's Susie Jones has Wednesday's All Local, including these stories: 

• A strike Friday involving workers at Cub Foods.
• A return for for the state bird in 2023? Yes the mosquito will be back.
• WCCO's Mark Freie on mental health resources.
• A very expensive and important race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
• A court ruling to make it easier to prosecute Street Racing.
• St. Paul prepares for some flooding this spring. 
• The hit musical "Hamilton" makes its return to the Twin Cities.
• Tax time is coming and Minnesota has some tips for last-minute filers. 
• A new Twins player learns to cope with our cold weather!

WCCO's Mark Freie takes you through the top news stories of the day. 

New food at Target Field, the president of the University of Minnesota steps down, and much more with WCCO's Mark Freie on the All Local!