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As bill to ban cryptocurrency ATMs in Minnesota gets airing, local police departments back it
Several local police department officials are supporting a ban on cryptocurrency kiosks. A legislative proposal doing that got an airing at the Minnesota Capitol on Tuesday but discussion is continuing.
Morning Announcements for Feb. 25
These are the Morning Announcements for Wednesday, Feb. 25. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
‘Someone loved them’: As the ICE surge continues in Minnesota, pets suffer
As Minnesotans are detained and deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, volunteers and pet shelters are led to provide housing and care for the animals that are often the family members involuntarily left behind. 
Minnesota gun bills stall but Annunciation families vow to keep pushing the proposals
Proposed bans on assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines stalled in a Minnesota House committee Tuesday after survivors and families affected by the Annunciation Church and School shooting made pleas that lawmakers pass them.
Team USA curling coach reflects on final Olympic games, Minnesota hometown pride
The games in Italy were Phill Drobnick’s fourth and final, as he’s decided it’s time to retire after two decades of coaching curling. Drobnick joined Cathy Wurzer on Morning Edition Tuesday to reflect on his team’s Olympic run and a storied career.
Morning Announcements for Feb. 24
These are the Morning Announcements for Tuesday, Feb. 24. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Sen. Port carries cannabis testing bill as slow rollout of Minnesota marijuana continues
“The backlog is in testing right now, but I think we're going to see, within the next few months, really a growing, blossoming array of products available around the state,” DFL state Sen. Lindsey Port told MPR News.
Investigation: Thousands of new mothers referred to law enforcement after faulty drug tests
Rather than illicit drugs, many of these parents had eaten or used poppy seeds, heartburn medications, CBD gummies and prescribed medications during their pregnancy, leading to encounters with police and child welfare agencies.
Morning Announcements for Feb. 23
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, Feb. 23. Tell us what you’re celebrating!