Month: September 2022

Guardians and parents often want to protect young adults’ mental health by avoiding difficult conversations about their medical care. Dr. Jennifer Needle stated that her professional experiences have led her to believe differently….

Plus – Why deer crossing signs will be removed from Minnesota highways; Minneapolis experiment with pedestrian streets; New report shows that 70% of Minnesota gun deaths were suicides last year; and many more….

Schools rush to fill special education slots with incentives & bonuses. One advocate says that this is ‘kind of a band-aid on a bullet hole’….

Our writers provide context and insight to help you understand the key issues facing Minnesota….

Plus Hennepin County attorney debate, COVID levels up, rising taxes on Northside; the plight the prairie chicken…

Plus: GOP ignites a new abortion fight, New York Times questions Minnesota lawmakers’ stock trading…

Minneapolis and St. Paul have approximately 70% of their students who are of color. The teacher corps in St. Paul is just 17%, while other metro areas reflect similar numbers….

These games do not feature listeners or callers. They are played by station staffers and bit players on the air, with occasional assistance from personalities from sister radio stations….

plus: Crow Wing County election officials still face 2020 questions; National Weather Service forecasters lean toward colder temperatures in Minnesota this winter; Learning app shut down for inappropriate content; and other news….

Plus; How many Minnesotans live close to home; Star Tribune publisher to retirement; some panic at Panic! More: Disco fires out;…