WCCO 9-Noon

The Mueller Report, trouble for liberal arts colleges and the Vikings schedule take Today's Top 3. After that, Cory has more on the Vikings schedule and some talk about the latest regarding Robert Kraft and his legal battle before talking money and socially responsible investing with financial analyst Dan Aronson.

The hour begins with the press conference announcing the Lynx will retire Lindsay Whalen's number this upcoming season. Later, Cory has some tech news and we have our weekly check-in with Dr. Love.

WCCO reporter Sloane Martin joined Cory with reaction to the news of the Lynx retiring Lindsay Whalen's number and to discuss her impact on Minnesota.

What harm can pornography do a relationship and why is it important to find a partner who is sexually compatible? Dr. Love answers those questions and more with Cory.

What is socially responsible investing? Cory spoke about that and other money topics with financial analyst Dan Aronson.

Cory chats with Sue Spalding, CEO of the Alzheimer's Association in Minnesota, about the connection between bad sleep and dementia. Later, some more medical news and talk about the Vikings and Kirk Cousins.

What's the connection between sleep and dementia? Cory spoke about that with Sue Spalding, CEO of the Minnesota chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.

Cory begins the hour with a list of some of the biggest myths regarding sleep before getting into today's segment of tech news. Later, Seth Stohs of Twins Daily joins to talk baseball.

Cory talked baseball with Twins Daily founder Seth Stohs. They discussed the recent losses to Toronto, struggles in the bullpen, and Seth has an update on what he's seeing with the Twins' minor league clubs.

A bad choice of words from Michelle Obama, another Twins loss and political fundraising are Today's Top 3. Cory has one more segment discussing the money raised already by the 2020 candidates before we tackle several legal topics with Mike Padden.