Minnesota Now: Sept. 24, 2025
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The Minnesota Board of Pardons has ruled that a man in prison for murder can soon walk free. It comes after the Attorney General's Conviction Review Unit found law enforcement malpractice in the case from 1998. We get the details of the state's decision.
Kamala Harris reveals new details about her campaign with Tim Walz in her new book.
Plus, a Hamline law professor dug into what's happening with migrant child deportations. She shares what she found.
Chief meteorologist Paul Huttner has a look at how long this beautiful fall weather will last.
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And we learn about the films featured at this year's Twin Cities Arab Film Festival, including some with Minnesota roots.
The Minnesota Music Minute is BRICK by the Minneapolis-based ensemble, Charles Gorczynksi Tango Quartet. “Live in West Salem” by The Lavender Project is the Song of the Day.
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