Renters in Northern Minnesota are seeing the results of a new, first-of-its-kind law in our state. Plus, some of the state's law students from tribal nations receive top honors and candlelight winter walks return to Minnesota state parks.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: frankie felegy

Anchor: Grace Jacobson

Reader scripting: Victor Palomino

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
Photo Credit: Duluth Tenants Union Facebook
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A legal battle affects a northern Minnesota industry. Then, new laws impacting Minnesotans go into effect with the new year, and, health officials urge vaccinations as respiratory illnesses rise.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Victor Palomino

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Victor Palomino

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
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Rideshare drivers at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport call for better work conditions. Plus, the federal government puts the state's unemployment insurance program under the microscope and a Minnesota company invests in hunger relief.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Xan Holston

Anchor: Grace Jacobson

Reader scripting: Victor Palomino

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
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We take a look at how the revitalization of derogatory language is impacting some Minnesotans. Plus, a federal grant funds transit improvements in greater Minnesota and organizers of the new Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame announced where it will be located.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Katharine DeCelle

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Victor Palomino, Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
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As federal agents increase their presence in the state, questions are rising about the rights of protesters versus those of law enforcement. Then, one last push to get info from the state's queer community. Plus, Rochester honors the first woman ever elected to office in the city.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Xan Holston

Anchor: Grace Jacobson

Reader scripting: Victor Palomino, Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
Photo Credit: Xan Holston

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How the Twin Cities is bringing unique solutions to the issue of homelessness. The city of Winona tries to find a new home for its police and fire departments. And, a Minnesotan is elected to represent the interests of Native Americans around the Midwest.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Faaya Adem

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
Photo Credit: Adobe Stock

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St. Paul's Boriken Cultural Center celebrates Christmas Caribbean style. Congress tries to provide schools in Northern Minnesota with a helping hand. And, how you can check out artifacts from the Vatican without having to travel to Rome.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Jose Ozoria

Anchor: Grace Jacobson

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
Image Credit: Boriken Cultural Center

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Why thousands of jobs in Minnesota's hemp industry are in jeopardy. Plus, the Trump administration forces another group of African immigrants to leave the country, and, Terminal One at Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport has a sleek new look.

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Executive Producer: Victor Palomino

Producer: Xan Holston

Anchor: Chantel SinGs

Reader scripting: Joel Glaser

Fact checking: Joel Glaser, Victor Palomino

Editorial support: Emily Krumberger

Mixing & mastering: Chris Harwood
Photo Credit: Minnesota Senate Media Services

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