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🎧 At 9 a.m., MPR News host Angela Davis talks with longtime high school boys basketball coach Larry McKenzie. He was the first coach in Minnesota history to win six basketball state titles. He retired in July, but he is still mentoring. Now, instead of leading high school athletes, he is coaching other coaches. Find the rest of the MPR News lineup on our website.
⛅High temperatures Tuesday will again be mainly in the 20s to low 30s but with increased cloud cover. An air quality alert is in effect for much of Minnesota, including the Twin Cities area, until noon Tuesday. Get the latest on Updraft. | |
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 | | Federal crackdown continues as violent crime ebbs | Minneapolis reported significantly fewer homicides and carjackings last year after a big spike in 2021. Federal authorities continue to push forward with an initiative targeting violent crime, which Minnesota U.S. Attorney Andy Luger announced in May.
The Minneapolis online crime dashboard shows carjackings down 20 percent last year, to a still high number of 524. Homicides also fell. Luger said it’s still too early to tell if this is a result of the federal effort, but he and other law enforcement leaders are cautiously optimistic. | |
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