North Star Stories

Today, a new mine that will bring more than 300 new jobs to the Iron Range. Then, a new shopping center hopes to become a multicultural hub in Saint Paul. And why electric vehicle drivers are going to start paying more to own their cars.

In today's broadcast, how you can help residents of Northern Minnesota impacted by the recent storms. Then, why a graduate of Macalester College is suing the school. And a new outdoor concert venue is coming to the Twin Cities.

In today's stories, a new strain of COVID with a primary symptom you should know about. Then, a Minnesota family celebrates a Supreme Court victory. And a new program to help Native youth get in shape.

Today, the latest on the school dress code debate in Forest Lake. Then, recent incidents have some communities concerned about identifying who is really a law enforcement officer. And Minneapolis rolls out a new tool to crack down on dangerous driving.

In today's segment, big changes are coming to what has been known as the Xcel Energy Center. Then, why some state community radio stations are worried about their future. And Minnesota's Attorney General joins the fight to protect public broadcasting.

Today, why a Minnesota company is suing Google. Then, how Somali food is spicing up the Twin Cities. And, Amazon is expanding its presence in Southeast Minnesota.

In today's broadcast, renters in Duluth demand faster repairs. Then, how cultural traditions are helping to mitigate wildfires. And, Minnesota High schools are sending some students to the head of the class.

In today's stories, tariffs take a toll on the state's economy. Then, why federal changes may mean more nuclear energy plants in Minnesota. And, the shores of Lake Superior face urgent coastal threats.

In today's segment, an update on the suspect accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. Then, is the current political climate deterring Minnesota's youth from politics? And, a Northwest scenic overlook reopened for public view.

Today, a State Senator's burglary trial held up after political violence. Then, the East Bethel community reacts to current political rhetoric. And, MyPillow's CEO is ordered to pay more than two million dollars in defamation fees.

Today, new help for those spending time behind bars. Then, sacred items return to their Native tribes. And, officials say we're facing an elevated risk of power outages this summer.

In today's broadcast, measles cases in the U.S. are on the rise. Then, a new law every driver in Minnesota needs to know about. And, controversy surrounding a transgender softball player from our state sparks nationwide attention.

In today's stories, the state is looking for feedback as part of Pride month. Then, when the tornado siren sounds, do you know what to do? And a national park in Northern Minnesota gets a new visitor center.

In today's segment, a new warning from the TSA about weapons in carry-ons. Then, farmers may soon be able to grow produce all winter long. And, federal flood relief is heading our way.

Today, why it's going to cost more to buy cannabis. Then, anxiety grows for the state's Jewish community. And, a fatal reminder about the dangers of cliff diving.

Coming up, those riding city buses in Mankato will start seeing and hearing some changes. We continue our Pride Month coverage with a look at how a film series is connecting Minnesota's queer communities with others across the globe. And, a summer exhibit in Duluth takes visitors back in time.

Today, more Minnesotans are losing their local newspapers. Then, we learn about the history behind the Juneteenth holiday. And, there's a new campaign to "Stay Cool."

In today's stories, a military celebration in Washington DC is countered with protests around the country, including here in Minnesota. Researchers urge long COVID patients to enroll in a new study. And, Amtrak's new route outperforms expectations.

In today's stories, the state ramps up oversight of autism and housing support programs. Then, shocked by the military-like presence by Federal agents earlier this month, some in Minneapolis are still demanding answers. And, a school in Winona is getting a new Indoor athletic complex.

In today's news, Otter Tail County Awards big bucks to fight drug addiction. Then, how the Trump Travel ban is impacting Minnesotans. And, the Fond Du Lac Band breaks ground on a new elder housing complex.

Today, ATM "jackpotting" has police in Duluth on high alert. Then, women farmers are growing in numbers in the state. And, teddy bears bring comfort to Minnesota fire victims.

In today's broadcast, a Northern Minnesota woman pleads not guilty to voter fraud. Then, a new art exhibition brings a Mexican feel to a metro island. Plus, a mental health program at a Minnesota college is at risk after losing federal funding.

Today, a school board policy update creates controversy among students and parents. Recycling in northwestern Minnesota is getting an upgrade. And, a summer lunch program in northeastern Minnesota needs your help.

In today's segment, a national health care provider is closing four of its offices across our state. Then, concerns that some Minnesotans are in jail because they don't have enough cash. And, Hibbing Speedway Gets a major makeover.

The community surrounding Minneapolis restaurant Taqueria y Birrieria Las Cuatro Milpas reacts to a raid by federal agents. And, a man police say killed more than 90 animals now faces felony charges.