In today's segment, more Minnesota voters will be heading to the polls for special elections. Then, your online activity and data have new state protections. And, Minnesota has a new official State Constellation. 

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Xan Holston 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Frankie Felegy

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, a new law makes it easier for those needing tinted car windows. Then, a Twin Cities bridge gets funding for suicide prevention. And, the NCAA elevates a Minnesota university to Division One status.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Lydia Moran 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs 

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

A new scam is targeting residents in Northern Minnesota. Then, the state has a new law about police drones. And, colleges and universities will carry more opioid overdose drugs, like Narcan, on campus.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Faaya Adem 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Frankie Felegy 

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's stories, health officials warn of an unusually high West Nile Virus risk. Then, are United States executive orders moving the country into martial law? And, you're recycling to try and protect the earth. But are you doing it correctly?

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Jose Ozoria 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Xan Holston 

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Heading to the doctor? Some patients in Minnesota may see new forms to fill out. Then, why you may have to start paying more to visit the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, and you'll now have easier access to free water at sporting events, concerts, and other large venues.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Victor Palomino 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Frankie Felegy

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's segment, a new law that gives Minnesotans power over their online data Then, the state's Clemency Review Commission recently met. We hear from a Minnesotan who was recommended for a pardon. The Board of Pardons decides his case next month. And, a new option for those who don't want to be buried or cremated.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Emily Krumberger 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Xan Holston 

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, a warning about pest control scam. Then, threats about federal cuts to school funding have parents and teachers asking questions. And, a new, easy way to help prevent fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Jamad Jama 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser 

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's broadcast, mental health warnings are coming to social media feeds. Then, reactions from former students about the lawsuit against Macalester College. And, the state wants to recognize those who served in the Secret War in Laos.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Kylie Kendall 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs 

Reader scripting: Xan Holston

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's stories, the state is opening a limited number of deer hunting permits for young adults. Then, how Greater Minnesota is responding to a housing shortage. And, the Minnesota State Patrol is getting a new headquarters.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Ngoc Bui 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, tribal input allows northern Minnesota schools to keep their sports mascots. Then, how wildfires are affecting the state's air quality, and what can be done about it. And, why the Roseau River Wildlife Management Area won't be opening its Wildlife Drive this summer.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Britt Aamodt 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs 

Reader scripting: Xan Holston 

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood