Month: August 2022

There’s an expectation that Emmer, who has headed the House GOP’s campaign arm since 2018, will be rewarded with some kind of promotion if the Republicans seize the House in the fall….

Plus; New lions, tigers arrive at Sandstone sanctuary. Air pollution is still more dangerous than violent crime in the Twin Cities. Suni Lee visits Battle Creek Elementary….

Plus: St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter unveils 2023 budget proposal; Twin Cities attorney claims new Minneapolis Public Schools policy violates the Constitution; one on one with Twins’ Hall of Famer Dan Gladden; and more….

There are two Supreme Court seats on the ballot, 10 for the Court of Appeals and 94 for District Court. In only one race — a District Court race in Shakopee — is there more than a single choice for voters….

plus: A crowd gathers for a public hearing on Hiawatha’s future; Minneapolis council votes to approve 12-weeks of paid parental leave; floods hit Cambridge, Isanti County; and many other topics….

plus: Mike Max at WCCO radio, Pedal Pubs have a birthday celebration and the Mall of America jingle….

Many students graduate with the best intentions….

The Inflation Reduction Act offers tax credits to industries and utilities that use renewable fuels. It also rewards consumers who improve their home energy efficiency with rebates and tax credits for those who buy electric vehicles….

Plus – British pop star Darius Danesh is found dead in Rochester; authorities revoke a license of a plastic surgeon over molestation allegations; Patrick Henry High school to be renamed; and more….

plus: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey suggests adding police; Cargill achieves record revenues; a baby Tiger needs a name and more…