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Feds face 'uphill climb' in Minnesota anti-ICE conspiracy case, law expert says
Proving that 15 Minnesotans conspired to impede or injure federal officers during the surge of immigration agents into the state will be difficult for federal prosecutors, says University of St. Thomas law professor Mark Osler.
Morning Announcements for June 17
These are the Morning Announcements for Wednesday, June 17. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Minnesota's red flag law is working, but new ERPO coordinator wants more people to know it exists
Samantha Hoyt, who was previously in law enforcement for 18 years, took on the new role of Extreme Risk Protection Order coordinator in March and is tasked with raising awareness about the law. After reviewing the existing case files, she joined Morning Edition for her first interview on the job this week.
Morning Announcements for June 16
These are the Morning Announcements for Tuesday, June 16. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Upcoming hemp-THC ban will tank some Minnesota breweries, drink distributors
A federal ban that could wipe out Minnesota’s booming low-dose, hemp-THC edible market is approaching in November. Despite that, some breweries are continuing to make THC drinks up until the deadline. They hope Congress steps in before it’s too late.
How an eclectic score brings ‘Come From Away’ to life
From Irish whistles to 1990s power ballads, the music of “Come From Away” helps tell the true story of a town that welcomed stranded travelers after 9/11.
Melissa Hortman's House seatmate reflects on memorial, 1 year next to her empty chair
Rep. Sydney Jordan, DFL-Minneapolis joined Cathy Wurzer on Monday to talk about what the last year has been like sitting next to Hortman’s empty chair after her assassination.
Morning Announcements for June 12 and 15
These are the Morning Announcements for Friday, June 12 and Monday, June 15. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Bemidji mayor receives national leadership award following last summer's derecho
Bemidji Mayor Jorge Prince will receive the Tommy Longo Disaster Leadership Award at Bemidji City Hall. The award celebrates city and county officials who show great leadership following major disasters.
Drought conditions remain across Minnesota despite recent rain
Moderate drought conditions expanded to 22 percent of the state landscape and severe drought expanded by 10 percent, climatologist Mark Seeley told MPR News.