Monday, October 13th — Faulty DWI tests may have led to inaccurate convictions across Minnesota, prompting an immediate statewide inspection of all testing instruments. A Douglas County couple survives a carbon monoxide scare as fire officials launch a new campaign to prevent similar tragedies. Sioux descendants file a historic lawsuit against the United States, on Indigenous Peoples Day, seeking recognition and the return of ancestral land near Lake Pepin. And fall travel takes off as MSP braces for a busy MEA break week.
Plus — President Trump signs a ceasefire deal in Gaza, Minneapolis’ mayoral race heats up with new endorsements and DFL controversy, and the FBI issues a warning about a billion-dollar “phantom hacker” scam.
Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things To Know.

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