The Morning News with Vineeta Sawkar

Former State Senators Amy Koch and Jeff Hayden talk about the implications of Rep. Angie Craig announcing her run for the senate as well as the likelihood of a special session as lawmakers work to get a budget done.

Executive Director Peter Smerud joins the show to talk about funding for youth outdoor programs in Minnesota that may be in jeopardy in the legislature.

The Wild are done for the season after losing to the Golden Knights. We are now looking forward to The Timberwolves as they get ready for their next game in round 2 of the NBA Playoffs. The Twins had a serious rain delay yesterday before they lost to the Guardians.

We bring CBS News anchor and correspondent Lindsey Reiser to the show and get to know about her life and career. We also discuss her coverage of the Trump Administration and the big headlines of the week.

Director of The Minnesota Valley Women's Chorale Judy Sagen joins the show. She talks about their annual Spring Concert, "Finding My Voice," which honors the voices of women in today's world.

Jess Myers from The Pioneer Press talks about the wild losing game 6 against the Las Vegas Golden Knights. We recap the game and look toward the future of the team and what could come next.

What new fraud laws need to be passed with the House Fraud Committee? Governor Walz wants to eliminate state funding for private school transportation and it is getting reaction from Minnesotans. Esme Murphy will discuss these topics and more on WCCO TV Sunday morning.

Adam will have hell to pay for this flub. Find out what it was on The WCCO Morning News with Vineeta Sawkar.

A look at how good they have been with Mark Genosky from the Twins radio crew.

The Mayor of Stillwater Ted Koslowski, joined Vineeta to discuss possible plans for the rivertown to invest in a new Social District for visitors to enjoy.