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Atlantic writer on Renee Good's killing and the feds' 'inaction'
Journalist Quinta Jurecic joined Morning Edition Wednesday to talk about her reporting on Good’s killing in January by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer and the “predictable” inaction by the federal government.
Rain made Floyd Lake tornado invisible, more dangerous, meteorologist says
These types of tornadoes “can appear to probably come out of nowhere,” Tommy Grafenauer, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks, N.D., told MPR News.
Truth Social post by Trump about St. Paul kindergartners sparks safety concerns, criticism
Community leaders say President Donald Trump’s Truth Social post with a video of a St. Paul kindergarten graduation ceremony comes amid what they describe as a broader increase in anti-Muslim and anti-Somali rhetoric online and nationally.
Morning Announcements for July 6-7
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, July 6, and Tuesday, July 7. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Minnesota K-12 health standards’ future unclear after administrative judge objects
Officials expected to phase in the state’s first-ever statewide school benchmarks on topics from nutrition and first aid to sex abuse prevention through 2028. That timeline is in jeopardy now after an administrative law judge ripped the state’s process to implement the standards.
Excommunication not the end for traditionalist sect, Vatican expert says
Vatican historian and scholar Massimo Faggioli told MPR News the Vatican issued steps for St. Pius X churches to reenter the Catholic Church, it just depends on whether they’ll follow suit.
Minnesotans on the American Experiment, 250 years on
On the U.S. semiquincentennial, Minnesotans across the state feel a mixture of pride, unease, disappointment, hope and fear about the nation.
Morning Announcements for July 3
These are the Morning Announcements for Friday, July 3. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
June ends with record high heat and humidity
The last few days of June went out with a bang as heat gripped the state and dew points reached an all time high.