Minnesota Now: Oct. 28, 2026
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Two conservative online influencers have been charged with voter fraud in Minnesota. They posed as Muslim Minnesotans during the August primary in an effort to make a viral video questioning voter integrity in the state. We had the latest on the case.
Several major health systems in Minnesota are looking to merge. An expert shared what drives consolidation and how it impacts your healthcare.
Plus, from the potential start of driverless taxis like Waymo, to the end of the car share service Evie, we looked at the future of transportation in the Twin Cities.
Chief Meteorologist Ben Cathey shared details on potential severe weather.
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And a St. Paul movie theater is celebrating spooky season with Hmonglloween, a series of horror movies by Hmong filmmakers.
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