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A late winter snowstorm led many schools and businesses to change their plans Monday. We'll find out how much snow fell in different parts of the state. And we'll hear from Minnesotans who braved the aftermath with shovels in hand.
The snow also led a hunger relief advocacy day at the state capitol to move online. We'll talk with the leader of The Food Group about priorities this year, as some Minnesotans stand to lose their SNAP benefits.
And some business owners want the federal government to pay them back for tariffs the Supreme Court ruled were illegal. We'll talk with a trade lawyer and a St. Paul manufacturer.
Plus, the NCAA women's basketball tournament is coming to Minnesota this week.
Our Minnesota Music Minute was “Winter Builds Character” by USPOP and our Song of the Day was “Deep Dark Water” by Bethany Larson and the Bee's Knees.
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A late winter snowstorm led many schools and businesses to change their plans Monday. We'll find out how much snow fell in different parts of the state. And we'll hear from Minnesotans who braved the aftermath with shovels in hand.
The snow also led a hunger relief advocacy day at the state capitol to move online. We'll talk with the leader of The Food Group about priorities this year, as some Minnesotans stand to lose their SNAP benefits.
And some business owners want the federal government to pay them back for tariffs the Supreme Court ruled were illegal. We'll talk with a trade lawyer and a St. Paul manufacturer.
Plus, the NCAA women's basketball tournament is coming to Minnesota this week.
Our Minnesota Music Minute was “Winter Builds Character” by USPOP and our Song of the Day was “Deep Dark Water” by Bethany Larson and the Bee's Knees.

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