MPR News with Tom Weber

Tom Weber, a reporter and host at MPR News for a decade, resigned effective June 22, 2018. You can find his work covering the people and places of Minnesota here.
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The evolving future of a Twin Cities soccer stadium
The ongoing squabble over a new soccer stadium for the Twin Cities has both supporters and critics digging in their heels.
August is time for lakes and cabins -- and ticks
We dive in today on some the research going on more behind the scenes on ticks and tick-borne disease.
Minneapolis police chief lays out policing philosophy and goals
Chief Harteau joins Tom Weber in the studio to talk about her philosophy of policing, and about her goals for Minneapolis police.
Lake Mille Lacs walleye fishery facing a crisis with few easy answers
Dave Orrick joins Tom Weber to talk about the walleye problem on Lake Mille Lacs, the possible solutions, and why there's no easy answer.
New retail and restaurants for travelers at the growing Minneapolis-St. Paul airport
Metropolitan Airports Commission head talks with Tom Weber about all things airport - terminal expansions, food, wages, airplane noise, and the future of the airport.
Statewide testing shows little change in student scores
Minnesota students showed little change from last year in the latest round of statewide reading, math and science test results.
Minnesota Security Hospital and restraints
When patients at the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter are physically aggressive, how should staff respond? Minnesota Security Hospital employees are at odds with state administrators over the answers to those questions.
Local organizer reflects on national Black Lives Matter gathering
Tom Weber talks with one of the Minnesotans who attended the Black Lives Matter gathering in Cleveland to plan what is next for the movement.
Security hospital workers seek freer hand on restraints
Staff at the hospital, where mentally ill patients can become violent, are allowed to use mobile restraints when risk is "imminent." Workers say that standard is getting them hurt.
Diversity in advertising and marketing: A BrandLab Fearless Conversation. Tom Weber recently talked with three local leaders in these industries about how to increase diversity.