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Nail-biters for Gophers, Vikings and more sports news
Sports guys Wally Langfellow and Eric Nelson joined MPR News host Nina Moini to talk about the Vikings and Gophers’ nail-biter games over the weekend.
Former Minnesotan in Kyiv: ‘Very uncertain’ situation as war in Ukraine rages on
MPR News host Nina Moini spoke with Brian Bonner, a journalist formerly with the St. Paul Pioneer Press and the former editor of the Kyiv Post, Ukraine’s premiere English language newspaper.
Federal lawsuit claims Minnesota’s abortion laws unconstitutional
University of Minnesota Law School Professor Jill Hasday joined MPR News host Nina Moini to share how the lawsuit might affect the future of abortion law in Minnesota.
Playoff preview: Minnesota United prepare to take on LA Galaxy in conference semifinals
Minnesota United FC take on LA Galaxy on Sunday in the MLS Cup conference semifinals. Recently retired player Zarek Valentin joined the program to share what the Loons are up against.
In a new book, Minnesota author spotlights unsung hero from the HIV/AIDS crisis
“When the Band Played On” by Michael G. Lee tells the story of Randy Shilts, a pioneering journalist who worked to change the narratives and reporting around the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980s.