Minnesota has a new State Senator. An incident in Rochester, Minnesota, brings questions about where we are as a society. And a St. Paul landmark will be getting a new name. 

An emergency quarantine has been instituted for parts of northern Minnesota. The fishing opener is this weekend. We explain why some have been fishing legally since the ice melted. And, why one Minnesota school district will be starting classes early in the fall. 

The state is making it easier for gun owners to keep their firearms safe. Some Minnesotans living with autism respond to claims by the federal government about the developmental disability. And, Native American healthcare clinics are bracing for major budget cuts. 

The state could end up paying to relocate a Minnesota sports landmark. Some Northern Minnesota towns are missing visits from their neighbors. And, are state pharmacies becoming an endangered species? 

A rescue operation saves hundreds of animals across the state. A proposed federal bill has some communities concerned about voter registration. And, Minnesota's largest credit union is spreading its wings.

A recent ICE arrest at work has many questioning what federal officers can require of employers. And yet another change to student loan repayments leaves former college students in our state struggling financially.

Today, a northern community college looks to the environment for new workforce initiatives. Some metro area organizations are providing vital information to vulnerable communities. And new rules on the roads may have you checking your rearview mirrors more often. 

In today's broadcast, a student group's generosity makes a big impact on a local agency. It's never too early to check for cancer, as rates in Minnesota go up for some age groups. And help for those dealing with impact of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. 

In today's stories, a northern college sees a future in electronic sports. How organizations are accommodating to keep pride in the state. And a tribal council's new leadership carries the heritage tradition. 

In today's segment, how new logging orders will affect Minnesota's natural areas. Wildfire season is upon us. What the experts say you should know to be prepared. And construction is about to begin at one of the most photographed spots in the state.