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Drugs, Sleeping in your car, drug paraphernalia, and bath houses. See what the Mpls city council is up to. Our President terrifies children at the White House Easter egg hunt. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.

Heard On The Show:

House DFL members to file ethics complaint against Reps. Engen, Hudson

House GOP alleges conflict of interest by Rep. Falconer, plans ethics complaint

Trump warns a ‘whole civilization will die tonight’ if a deal with Iran isn’t reached

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Masters week is upon us.

The Twins are gonna have a long summer.

Championship night in college basketball.

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Who do you root for, the Gull Lake homeowner who flies his helicopter to his house, or the city of East Gull lake, which does not want him to? King Charles did not give the UK an Easter message, but did provide a Ramadan message. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.

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Woman arrested after protesters disrupt Easter service at St. Paul church, charges dropped

Final upstairs mass held at the Basilica of Saint Mary before yearlong $45M renovation begins

Iran war live updates: Trump holds press conference after Tehran rejects strait reopening in ceasefire talks

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Mischke makes a call to a listener and, suddenly and inexplicably, the sun bursts from the clouds. Come take a ride to the moon and back.

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There's a guy in the Philippines who takes Lent very seriously. Mayor Mamdani of New York wants to hire 80 of his activist friends despite a budget shortfall. Complaints against Minneapolis police chief Brian Ohara probably don't mean too much. Patrick joins from the opening game and John Heidt with the news. 

1 crew member rescued after US fighter jet shot down in Iran, AP sources say

Charges: Plymouth day care worker had BAC of 0.356 when she fell on top of child, owners push back on police report

Government appeals order releasing 5-year-old Liam Ramos and father from ICE detention

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Minnesotans could pay upward of $20 billion every year in a few decades if the state doesn’t adapt to climate change, according to a new study from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.

The Legislature-mandated report, which was released Monday, March 16, says the costs of not adapting to the warming climate are higher than if the state began to make necessary changes.

Minnesota has seen heavier rainfall, smokier air and warmer summers in recent years as a result of climate change, according to the report.

“Investing in adaptation reduces costly risks to the state and its residents,” the report said.

If the state invests more in climate projects, it could cost $2.5 billion to $4.1 billion annually, considerably less than what the long-term negative effects are expected to cost Minnesota. Expenses for failure to adapt could balloon up to $57 billion by 2070.

After a bill to lower license tab fees failed in the Minnesota House transportation committee, the cost is unlikely to go down anytime soon.

In 2023, the legislature increased the tax rate for license tab fees, while at the same time dramatically slowing the rate of depreciation, so you pay a higher rate on an artificially high valuation on your vehicle.

There’s a bill in the house to lower the license tab tax rate from 1.575% of your vehicle’s value to 1.285%, while also speeding up the depreciation of your car.

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New information on Keith Ellison's alleged involvement in the FOF scandal. A legitimate businessman tried to get a grant from the state and was rebuffed. Trump pardoned a nursing home tycoon who cheated people out of $39 million. A gloom and doom update: undersea cables, which can be ripped apart by ships dragging their anchor, is a disaster we haven't even thought about. John Heidt with the news. 

Minneapolis police concerned about increase in motor vehicle thefts

Allina, union reach tentative deal on first contract for 600 medical workers

Trump says Pam Bondi, loyalist who oversaw Justice Department upheaval, out as AG - KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News

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Mischke interviews Kevin Ashton, the author of "The Story of Stories: The Million-Year History of a Uniquely Human Art." 

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Minneapolis City Council Member Latrisha Vetaw (Ward 4) joins Jay and Kenny at the Crabby Coffee Shop for an in-depth conversation on the current state of Minneapolis politics.

She opens up about the deep divisions within the City Council — particularly the split with the Democratic Socialists — and shares her perspective on how a city should actually be run. From public safety and housing to economic development and quality of life, Vetaw discusses what’s working, what’s broken, and the practical steps needed to create a safer, stronger, and more thriving Minneapolis for everyone.

Raw, honest, and insightful — this episode pulls back the curtain on local governance in one of America’s most watched cities.

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Where are the missing high-level NASA scientists and researchers? (Not Here) FOF defendant gets off practically scot-free. Kristi Noems Husband wears the double k, I need help in aisle five undergarments. John Heidt with the news. 

Baby inside car stolen from Minneapolis day care found safe but thief escapes

New Minnesota Twins season brings new ballpark food options

Kristi Noem's Husband Allegedly Told Model His Wife Was Having Affair with Her Adviser: 'There's Nothing I Can Do About It'

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