Wednesday, October 22nd — The Minnesota Supreme Court rules that USA Powerlifting violated the state’s Human Rights Act when it barred a transgender woman from competing in the women’s division. Minneapolis teachers prepare to vote on whether to strike after contract negotiations stall again. And four years after Bemidji teen Nevaeh Kingbird went missing, police renew the search with a new $10,000 reward.
Plus: St. Paul introduces a new gun violence prevention ordinance, a Fridley man is charged in a Minneapolis arson case, health insurance premiums are set to rise for millions, and we’re counting down to Halloween with 2025’s most popular costumes.
Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things To Know.

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