Missouri historian Bob Priddy tells about a Maryville man's historic feat in WWII.

A couple of new developments this week that impact Missouri - a new flag rule for bases and a new relationship with the nation's high-tech defense installation, NGA.

This week: special session update, ED MN's Denise Specht on back-to-school concerns, MN census update, 3M Open.

This week: police accountability-special session preview, MN National Guard response to Sexual Assault/Harassment report, Twins TV broadcaster Dick Bremer on the upcoming season.

This week: police accountability remains key issue at State Capitol, firework safety for the 4th, food shelf update amid COVID-19, Golden Gopher Gable Steveson on social justice.

Missouri's U.S. Senators praise the new $295 million community hospital facility, which includes a center to support traumatic brain injury research.

This week: special session in review, MNsure enrollment amid COVID-19, MN National Guardsman's perspective on the aftermath of Gorge Floyd's killing, Northwoods League preps to play ball.

U,S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper traveled to Ft. Leonard Wood June to lead a re-enlistment ceremony where 53 soldiers recommitted their obligation to defend the U-S Constitution.

Historian Bob Priddy tells about the early combat experience of Missouri's Harry S. Truman, who had to make many more difficult decisions about war as president.

This week: political repercussions from COVID-19/police accountability issues, local filmmakers highlight small businesses, MN State Colleges and Universities reach out to keep students, NASCAR and social change.