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Special Olympics USA Games: Local bocce coach on what athletes gain beyond competition
The Special Olympics USA Games are bringing athletes from across the country to the Twin Cities this week. MPR News host Nina Moini spoke with Special Olympics bocce coach Kymm Salwasser about the sport, the community it creates and the lessons athletes learn through competition.
Tribal health experts gather to uplift traditional tobacco and confront commercial tobacco
The National Tribal Tobacco Conference convenes in Minneapolis this week. Two participants joined Minnesota Now to talk about traditional tobacco, which holds a cultural significance, and public health efforts around commercial tobacco in the region’s Native American communities.
As police leadership shifts, Minneapolis council seeks information on future of department
As the Minneapolis Police Department undergoes a leadership transition following former Chief Brian O'Hara's resignation, Minneapolis City Council member Robin Wonsley led other members in a request for more information from Mayor Jacob Frey about the department's direction. She joined MPR News host Nina Moini to discuss the request and the future of MPD leadership.
One day in February, Linda Yang learned that ICE agents were preparing to detain her husband Zong. He’s now in Laos. Linda and their five kids are adjusting to life without him in St. Paul.