North Star Stories

Today, a warning about pest control scam. Then, threats about federal cuts to school funding have parents and teachers asking questions. And, a new, easy way to help prevent fetal alcohol spectrum di…

In today's broadcast, mental health warnings are coming to social media feeds. Then, reactions from former students about the lawsuit against Macalester College. And, the state wants to recognize tho…

In today's stories, the state is opening a limited number of deer hunting permits for young adults. Then, how Greater Minnesota is responding to a housing shortage. And, the Minnesota State Patrol is…

Today, tribal input allows northern Minnesota schools to keep their sports mascots. Then, how wildfires are affecting the state's air quality, and what can be done about it. And, why the Roseau River…

In today's segment, Senator Nicole Mitchell resigns post-conviction. Then, a small nonprofit newsroom gets a major victory in court. And, for the first time, a female CEO will head up the nation's la…

Today, a new cancer center opens in central Minnesota, a new reform to the Homeowners' Associations laws has homeowners and leaders asking questions, and a reminder about the "Move Over" law for Minn…

In today's broadcast: scammers preying on fear about your family's safety are getting more sophisticated, a statewide  LGBTQIA2S+ survey aims to bring current solutions to decades-old issues, and a w…

In today's stories: a southeastern diocese faces new legal challenges for child abuse, immigrant rights organizations call for more local government action, and two Minnesota college hockey players g…

Today: Minnesota repeals shotgun‑only deer hunting zones statewide, local businesses are closer to opening their doors to the recreational Cannabis industry, and Hormel sues Johnsonville over an alle…

In today's segment, the new foods you'll find at this year's State Fair, a follow-up about Forest Lake's debate over hate symbols in schools, and state lawmakers try to make the skies a little safer …

Today, why Minnesota may cut the statewide walleye limit. Then, how art and nature mix in a new statewide program. And, why MnDot is turning off the lights on a Winona bridge.

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In today's broadcast, construction is causing even more congestion on a Twin Cities interstate. Then, how some up north are putting a positive spin on the destruction left behind by summer storms. An…

In today's stories, Mankato approves the use of A.I. cameras despite privacy concerns. Then, a Minnesota company takes on the internet's biggest search engine. And, a new platform showcases the state…

Today, The Department of Justice is investigating Minnesota's hiring practices. Then, we celebrate the life of a beloved community member from St. Paul. And, a new law you need to know about if you'r…

In today's segment, Minnesota's Governor announces a special election to fill the vacancy left by the murder of Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman. Then, how Hibbing is coping with an abundance of aband…

Today, an endangered species is spreading its wings again in northern Minnesota. Then, take the repellent out; mosquito season is upon us. And, big news for Minnesota Frost fans.

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In today's broadcast, a Lower Sioux teen baseball player gets national recognition. Then, after federal cuts, an important hotline for LGBTIA+ youth goes silent. And Northland Arboretum brings space …

In today's stories, Minnesota has its first licensed cannabis business. Then, Minnesota may be facing a physician's crisis. And, students with special needs in the Northland are getting updated class…

Today, Federal cuts may shake Greater Minnesota manufacturers. Then, why you should check for ticks after every walk this summer. And a new meat-packing plant brings on-the-job training to central Mi…

In today's segment, Federal cuts force a Minnesota health insurance company to drop coverage for about 90-thousand Minnesotans. Then, students and families react to tuition increases at the Universit…