The Morning News with Vineeta Sawkar

The Minnesota Twins celebrate the '65 Twins Season on Saturday and then induct Corey Koskie as the 41st member of the Twins Hall of Fame. Julie Vavruska from the Twins speaks about what can fans can expect for the ceremonies.

Uptown Porchfest, Minnesota Children’s Museum Summer Block Party, and Pickle Fest?!? Todd Walker talks about all the happenings in the Twin Cities area this weekend.

An event to honor the life of Philando Castille is happening in St. Paul. Organizer Adrian Perryman talks about what is planned and ways to make an impact in the community.

The Twins started a series against the Detroit Tigers and it went into extra innings. It ended with Rocco Baldelli getting elected and the Twins losing. Henry Lake breaks down the game and we hear about what is ahead for the Timberwolves as their schedule is released.

Chris says there will be a bit of a change on the way in the form of warmer temperatures and chances of storms.

New guidelines from the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology suggest abstaining from alcohol to keep you healthy. Dr. Haitham Hussein joins the show to talk about the impact of alcohol on the body and ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

The average mortgage rate has reached its lowest point since last October and this news could bring some life into the housing market. U.S. Bank's Head of Retail Home Lending John Hummel explains the impact this could have on those looking to by or sell a home and what he expects to see in the coming months.

Living Well Disability Services runs group homes across the Twin Cities that serve adults living with disabilities. They are now facing funding cuts and have concerns about their impact. President and CEO Tom Gillepsie talks about how they are handling these developments as they prepare for their annual fundraising gala in Minneapolis tonight.

There is growing speculation over Governor Tim Walz running for a third term in Minnesota. Esme Murphy from WCCO joins the show to explain the reasons why his decision is in doubt and the political figures that could be on the DFL ticket if he does not run.

The Minnesota Twins and The Salvation Army today are announcing plans for an in-game radiothon benefitting the non profit. Dan Furry details what is ahead and how you can help.