MPR News with Tom Weber

State lawmakers are taking a hard look at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program, or MSOP, and there are talks of reform. However, will the Jacob Wetterling case end those talks?

Reporter Laura Yuen shared what she knows about the young men who were sentenced this week for attempting to join ISIS.

Three members of the Counter Stories team discussed what they're seeing and hearing in their communities after last week's election.

Two authors of a new book, "All the Real Indians Died Off": And 20 Other Myths about Native Americans," visited MPR News to discuss the stigmas they face.

Ramsey County Attorney John Choi announced Officer Jeronimo Yanez would face felony charges for the shooting of Philando Castile. Several members of the community reacted, and experts provided legal analysis.

Somalia will elect a president at the end of November, and that election will have a large impact on the Somali population in Minnesota

President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promises have immigrants concerned about their future. John Keller and Irma Marquez Trapero of the Immigrant Law Center in Minnesota joined MPR News to talk about what questions they're hearing.

Itasca County has voted Democratic back to every election dating back to 1928. Donald Trump broke that winning streak for Democrats this election.

Superintendent Ed Graff joined MPR News to talk about all the things affecting the Minneapolis Public Schools

Maricela Flores shared her story of bringing a janitor's union to Target, Macy's and Best Buy.

Democratic Sen. Al Franken talked about this week's election -- and what it means for Congress and his work in Washington.

In Maple Grove yesterday, racist graffiti was scrawled on a bathroom wall at Maple Grove Senior High, including one where "#whitesonly" was written just above another word: Trump.

MPR News host Tom Weber spoke with experts and candidates across parties to get their reaction to some of the surprising, and not so surprising, results of the 2016 elections.

A look at issues facing Minnesotan and national voters.

Ramsey County Elections manager Joe Mansky joined MPR News to talk about elections, voting - and to answer listener questions large and small.

Fadi Fadhil, an Iraqi-American who now lives in Minneapolis, told his story of escaping the Saddam Hussein regime and getting to the U.S. Tuesday marked his first time voting as an American citizen.

Brian McClung, former director of communication for Tim Pawlenty, and Katharine Tinucci, former campaign manager for Governor Mark Dayton, analyzed races from the top of the ticket to the bottom.

In this month's Counter Stories, co-hosts address a variety of experiences they've either felt or seen while voting or trying to vote as well as several statutes and resources available to anybody who needs them.

Chris Arnold, NPR Planet Money correspondent, on his investigation into the situations of Wells Fargo employees

Incumbent Justice Natalie Hudson and attorney Michelle MacDonald joined the program to talk about why they should be on the Minnesota Supreme Court.