Minnesota Matters

This week: COVID-19--legislative update, health and economic impact, what Minnesotans can do to help, sports world shutdown.

Missouri Public Safety Director, Col. Sandy Karsten shares the symbolism of the empty POW-MIA table seen at military gatherings around the state.

This week: COVID-19, Rep Craig introduces bill to put CO detectors in all hotel and motel rooms, gambling addiction awareness month, Gopher Athletic Director Mark Coyle

The Marine Corps League has continued the camaraderie of this branch of the military since 1937.

Alan Sanning is with the Samuel Gerhart Detachment in Jefferson City – and explains the mission.

This week: Super Tuesday--a look back/a look ahead, aviation impact on MN communities, Golden Gopher spring football preview.

The Buffalo Soldier is the unofficial name of black soldiers on horseback recruited after the civil war to serve on the western frontier

Donna Madison of the Alexander/Madison Chapter of the Kansas City Area, the oldest chapter honoring the Buffalo Soldier. She is part of a team of descendants who are certified to tell the stories.

This week: guns, insulin and budget at the State Capitol, MN responds to coronavirus concerns, heart health update, Big 10 Commish Kevin Warren visits U of M.

A new naval combat ship will be commissioned as the USS Kansas City in June. Features Commanding Officer Travis Dvorak and crew as they demonstrate their city pride.

Thanks to KMBC for footage.

This week: the latest from the state legislature, spring flood preview, 40th anniversary of the Miracle on Ice with Rob McClanahan.

Missouri’s seven veterans homes provide skilled nursing care—and comradierie to those who served -Jamie Merchert of the state Veterans Commission says the homes are being updated to exceed standards.