Shows

Latino art's variety in Minnesota focus of an upcoming book
The book from Afton Press features 12 artists whose work spans the artistic spectrum. The project’s leader included established and emerging artists.
Mayor Carter calls for exemption to St. Paul rent control policy
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says he'd like to see the city's rent control initiative include a 15-year exemption for new housing — and have that exemption be retroactive. Carter also outlined public safety proposal during Tuesday’s State of the City address.
How one MN educator brings Black History Month to the classroom
A school counselor in Minneapolis Public Schools is finding ways to incorporate Black history into his lessons — including a celebration of Juneteenth.
Ask a COVID doc: Revisiting indoor mask guidelines and community transmission in MN
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expected to revisit their indoor masking guidelines this week. Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Melanie Swift joined host Cathy Wurzer to answer your questions.
From the archives: Marlon James on 'Black Leopard, Red Wolf'
Marlon James will be back talking about his latest novel, “Moon Witch, Spider King,” on Big Books and Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller at noon on Friday. In the meantime, listen to their 2019 conversation at the Fitzgerald Theater.
George Floyd killing: Jury to get case Wednesday in ex-cops' federal trial
The fate of three ex-Minneapolis police officers federally charged with depriving Floyd of his right to medical care will fall to a jury Wednesday morning following Tuesday’s closing statements from the prosecution and defense.
Answering your questions about the Supreme Court
As President Joe Biden prepares to announce his nominee to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer, host Angela Davis talks with two constitutional law professors about the nomination and confirmation process, the history and size of the Supreme Court and whether the highest court in the land was designed to reflect the American citizenry or not.
Latest on COVID-19 in MN: Wastewater, case counts signal pandemic retreat
Minnesota’s newest COVID-19 numbers show more evidence of a rapidly ebbing surge. That includes Twin Cities wastewater, where COVID concentrations are at their the lowest since July. By late fall, the omicron mutation started whacking Minnesota.