Brian Lambert

Plus: Klobuchar sidesteps impeachment question at CNN Town Hall; Court of Appeals overturns ruling on DNR’s role in management of White Bear Lake; Minnesota High School League says boys can compete on dance teams; and more.

Plus: more than 1,000 trees to be cleared for Southwest LRT project; Klobuchar votes for Trump’s judicial nominees more often than other presidential candidates; Army Corps of Engineers delays plans to dispose of three Mississippi River lock-and-dam sites; and more. 

Plus: U of M researcher identifies virus associated with sudden paralysis in children; Longtime FOX 9 anchor Jeff Passolt announces retirement; Klobuchar criticizes Barr’s rollout of Mueller report; and more.

Plus: Klobuchar to hold Fox News town hall in Wisconsin; Keillor’s Common Good Books has a new owner, name; wild turkey crashes through windshield of SUV on I-94;  and more.

Plus: Secretary of State Simon vows to take voter data case to state Supreme Court; Walz asks Trump for federal disaster relief funds; U of M student files lawsuit against billionaire Richard Liu; and more.

Plus: Trump escalates attacks on Omar; Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo testifies at Noor trial; prosecutors say man accused of injuring boy at Mall of America wanted to kill an adult; and more.

Plus:  Trump returns to Minnesota today; more than $500k raised for boy thrown from Mall of America balcony; report says TCF made more than $620,000 in card fees from University of Minnesota students last year; and more.

Plus: governor to sign ‘hands-free’ bill; UMD men’s hockey team back in NCAA championship game; NY Post slammed over Omar cover; and more.

Plus: more rain, sleet and snow expected in Twin Cities; bodies found at Lake Minnetonka home identified as Irwin and Alexandra Jacobs; legislative auditor says state lacks adequate controls over child-care assistance program; and more.

Plus: ‘potentially historic’ snowstorm still on track to hit Minnesota; attorney says Noor fired weapon to protect partner; data breach at Minnesota Department of Human Services exposed personal information of 11,000 people; and more.