WCCO 9-Noon

Reaction to the Mohamed Noor trial and verdict covers the first half of the hour before Cory talks mental health with a pair of guests from Ellie Family Services. Later, we discoved what's new on Netflix.

It's the start of Mental Health Awareness Month and Cory is joined by Erin Pash and Matt Johnson to talk about therapy and the services they provide through Ellie Family Services.

The Mohamed Noor verdict came last night and Cory began today's show with his reaction to the events, case and trial in Today's Top 3.

As the jury deliberates in the Mohammed Noor trial, Cory weighs in with his thoughts on the tragedy and trial. Later, Cory shares some tech news and tips for parents hoping to raise successful children.

Cory dives back into the gas tax and Lake Calhoun/Bde Maka Ska topics before tackling the issue of renaming our landmarks and buildings with Yohuru Williams from The University of St Thomas.

The gas tax, lake controversy and Twins are topics in Today's Top 3. Later, Matt Langer of the State Patrol joins to detail the hands-free bill set to become law later this summer.

Cory explored the issue of changing the names of our landmarks, buildings and lakes with Yohuru Williams from the University of St Thomas.

Minnesota State Patrol Chief Matt Langer joined Cory to talk about the hands-free driving bill set to become law on August 1st.

The hour starts with an amazing story of a man who survived two recent heart attacks thanks to the quick work of his family and first responders. Later, Cory shares some of the latest measles news and Dan Cook joins in studio with his reaction to Avengers: Endgame and the latest Game of Thrones episode.

Cory starts with some tips on how to handle your email inbox before some tech news and some ideals from Explore Minnesota on vacation destinations that are kind to your wallet.