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Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
The time might be up for turkeys in Ashwaubenon after one chased a little kid down the street, forcing a woman to intervene.
It was just another day in New Jersey this morning when an armored truck spilled money over the highway in East Rutherford. People risked being hit by cars to pick up a few dollars.
In Birchwood, Wis., northwest of Barron and Rice Lake, the kids in Nicole Schlapper's kindergarten class start the day greeting one of their classmates. They get to pick how they want to do it -- hug, handshake, high five etc.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has taken the undermining of the free press to a new extreme, posting a Facebook video railing against an investigative journalism organization that has partnered with his state's biggest newspaper.
Those words from Trevor Berger, the Atwater, Minn., police chief, are a reminder of the thin ice we're all living on in the nation's health care system.
Anti-Semites, Nazis finding inspiration in Baraboo prom photo
Today on 1A (10 a.m. on MPR News), the guests will tackle the infamous prom photo from Baraboo, Wis., which has been roundly criticized, motivating the community to respond in the belief that the lack of education and understanding is involved in Baraboo's hatred of Jews.
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
Yes, we know. There's a little bit of public relations involved in Tuesday's visit to the hospital by members of the Minnesota Twins. But let's just set the cynicsm aside for a moment. Just because we can. Also: Joe Mauer petting a dog. That's why.
No charges will be filed against a New Hope police officer who shot and killed Ronald Klitzka, but the narrative of events released by prosecutors Wednesday makes the word “tragedy” insufficient to describe what happened.