In today's segment, Minnesota's Governor announces a special election to fill the vacancy left by the murder of Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman. Then, how Hibbing is coping with an abundance of abandoned animals. And, members of Minnesota's Congressional delegation send Canada a complaint letter.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Xan Holston 

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, an endangered species is spreading its wings again in northern Minnesota. Then, take the repellent out; mosquito season is upon us. And, big news for Minnesota Frost fans.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Mik Finegan

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Kylie Kendall, Faaya Adem

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's broadcast, a Lower Sioux teen baseball player gets national recognition. Then, after federal cuts, an important hotline for LGBTIA+ youth goes silent. And Northland Arboretum brings space for conservation and recreation.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Mik Finegan

Anchor: Grace Jacobson

Reader scripting: Ngoc Bui, Faaya Adem

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's stories, Minnesota has its first licensed cannabis business. Then, Minnesota may be facing a physician's crisis. And, students with special needs in the Northland are getting updated classrooms. 

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Jose Ozoria

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Ngoc Bui, Lydia Moran

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, Federal cuts may shake Greater Minnesota manufacturers. Then, why you should check for ticks after every walk this summer. And a new meat-packing plant brings on-the-job training to central Minnesota.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Britt Aamodt

Anchor: Grace Jacobson 

Reader scripting: Ngoc Bui, Grace Jacobson

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

In today's segment, Federal cuts force a Minnesota health insurance company to drop coverage for about 90-thousand Minnesotans. Then, students and families react to tuition increases at the University of Minnesota. And an update on the Minnesota Senator shot and critically injured in what authorities called a targeted political attack.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino 

Producer: Katharine DeCelle 

Anchor: Chantel SinGs 

Reader scripting: Faaya Adem and Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino 

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger 

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood

Today, a new mine that will bring more than 300 new jobs to the Iron Range. Then, a new shopping center hopes to become a multicultural hub in Saint Paul. And why electric vehicle drivers are going to start paying more to own their cars.

In today's broadcast, how you can help residents of Northern Minnesota impacted by the recent storms. Then, why a graduate of Macalester College is suing the school. And a new outdoor concert venue is coming to the Twin Cities.

In today's stories, a new strain of COVID with a primary symptom you should know about. Then, a Minnesota family celebrates a Supreme Court victory. And a new program to help Native youth get in shape.

Today, the latest on the school dress code debate in Forest Lake. Then, recent incidents have some communities concerned about identifying who is really a law enforcement officer. And Minneapolis rolls out a new tool to crack down on dangerous driving.