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Morning Announcements for Dec. 29
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, Dec. 29. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Feeding Our Future defendant connected to taxpayer-funded group homes in Twin Cities
A company allegedly used to launder money stolen from the government in the Feeding Our Future fraud case owns five houses where taxpayer-funded group homes operate. Those group homes have collected millions of dollars from the government.
Year in review: Minnesota's weather highs and lows
Climatologist and meteorologist Mark Seeley goes over the extreme weather swings over the course of the year.
Morning Announcements for Dec. 26
These are the Morning Announcements for Friday, Dec. 26. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
As Rochester’s chess scene grows, one high school team is eyeing another statewide title
Over the last two decades, Rochester's youth chess scene has grown, with the city's high school teams earning champion status at eight statewide tournaments. One of them, Century High School, is hoping to repeat as a state champion in 2026.
Morning Announcements for Dec. 24
These are the Morning Announcements for Wednesday, Dec. 24. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
From dreams to sacred sites: Jim Bear Jacobs' commitment to storytelling, connection
Jim Bear Jacobs, citizen of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians, has worked in racial justice for a decade and a half. But recent changes in federal policy have brought an end to his work with a local faith-based organization. Even so, Jacobs remains committed to the work spurred by dreams years ago.