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Minnesota hospitals navigate IV fluid shortage  
After Hurricane Helene shut down production of the world’s largest IV fluid manufacturer, Minnesota hospitals scrambled to find new sources and canceled some surgeries. Weeks later, the hospitals report varying levels of normalcy with the help of new conservation methods. 
Cube Critics discuss ‘Emilia Pérez’
Cube Critics Alex V. Cipolle and Max Sparber discuss a film about a Mexican cartel boss going through an interesting transition.
Closing arguments delivered in federal human smuggling case
After hearing three and a half days of testimony, the jury in a federal human smuggling case will begin deliberating judgement Friday. Two Florida men face charges alleging they brought migrants from India into the U.S. illegally.
Minneapolis continues with construction plans for George Floyd Square
The Minneapolis City Council’s Climate & Infrastructure Committee voted unanimously Thursday to advance the conversation about plans for George Floyd Square and the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey vetoes city council’s plan for labor standards board
Frey is asking the council to sustain his veto and create a new plan. He wants the board to have a 50/50 split between employees and employers, as well as an equal number of appointments made by city council and the mayor.
Report: Minnesota Lottery needs to tighten up how it regulates retailers
Minnesota’s Office of the Legislative Auditor reports that the Minnesota State Lottery generally complies with requirements, but has room to improve when it comes to how it manages retailers.