In today's segment, big changes are coming to what has been known as the Xcel Energy Center. Then, why some state community radio stations are worried about their future. And Minnesota's Attorney General joins the fight to protect public broadcasting.

Today, why a Minnesota company is suing Google. Then, how Somali food is spicing up the Twin Cities. And, Amazon is expanding its presence in Southeast Minnesota.

In today's broadcast, renters in Duluth demand faster repairs. Then, how cultural traditions are helping to mitigate wildfires. And, Minnesota High schools are sending some students to the head of the class.

In today's stories, tariffs take a toll on the state's economy. Then, why federal changes may mean more nuclear energy plants in Minnesota. And, the shores of Lake Superior face urgent coastal threats.

In today's segment, an update on the suspect accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. Then, is the current political climate deterring Minnesota's youth from politics? And, a Northwest scenic overlook reopened for public view.

Today, a State Senator's burglary trial held up after political violence. Then, the East Bethel community reacts to current political rhetoric. And, MyPillow's CEO is ordered to pay more than two million dollars in defamation fees.

Today, new help for those spending time behind bars. Then, sacred items return to their Native tribes. And, officials say we're facing an elevated risk of power outages this summer.

In today's broadcast, measles cases in the U.S. are on the rise. Then, a new law every driver in Minnesota needs to know about. And, controversy surrounding a transgender softball player from our state sparks nationwide attention.

In today's stories, the state is looking for feedback as part of Pride month. Then, when the tornado siren sounds, do you know what to do? And a national park in Northern Minnesota gets a new visitor center.

In today's segment, a new warning from the TSA about weapons in carry-ons. Then, farmers may soon be able to grow produce all winter long. And, federal flood relief is heading our way.