MPR News PM Update
Aug. 26, 2019
Rep. Ilhan Omar has been the subject of verbal attacks from President Trump and has remained a steadfast voice on the left of the Democratic Party. I sat down with her today for a candid conversation about what her life is like now that she’s become one of the most prominent members of Congress. Later in the show, I was joined by an award-winning Minnesota State Fair baker who shared a few tips on blue ribbon-quality baking. ~ Angela Davis, MPR News host | Updraft blog | Forecast
 
DNR to close Mille Lacs to walleye fishing Sept. 6
A busy fishing season and high catch rates in July and August when the water was warm led to an increase in fish that were caught and released but died anyway, officials said Monday.
Aug. 2015: 'Empty lake': Struggling Mille Lacs resorts hope for winter walleye
Walleye popularity: Why walleye is Minnesota's 'holy grail of fish'
 
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Minn. joins lawsuit filed over rollback of child immigrant protections
Nearly 20 states, including Minnesota, are suing the Trump administration over its effort to alter a federal agreement that limits how long immigrant children can be kept in detention.
Researchers: Lengthy detention of migrant children may create lasting trauma
 
Walz wants state to be ready to roll on legal marijuana
Gov. Tim Walz has directed state agencies to be ready to implement legal marijuana, even though the Republican-controlled Minnesota Senate shows no sign of allowing it to become law.
Legalizing marijuana: Can Minnesota learn from other states?
 
Minnesota's deputy Human Services commissioner resigns again
Claire Wilson is leaving the Minnesota Human Services Department at the end of the week. She resigned six weeks ago but pulled back her resignation after former Commissioner Tony Lourey stepped down.
 
Judge in opioid trial rules Johnson & Johnson must pay Oklahoma $572 million
In a landmark ruling, Judge Thad Balkman ruled in favor of Oklahoma in its lawsuit to hold the drugmaker accountable for the costs of opioid addiction in the state. 
 
Photo story: The saga of one sunrise in Duluth, and a magical moment nearly missed
If you can get out of bed early enough to catch a summer dawn over Lake Superior in Duluth, it's a good bet that you'll get to witness a magical moment. You just have to make sure you're paying attention.
Aug. 2015:'Empty lake': Struggling Mille Lacs resorts hope for winter walleye
 
Ask a 'sotan: Does Minnesota really have more shoreline than California?
Does Minnesota has more shoreline than California? A curious fairgoer wants to know. It turns out, one programmer from Minnesota found the answer.
 
What question do you have for Gov. Tim Walz?
Gov. Tim Walz will sit down with 1A on Thursday at the Minnesota State Fair to talk about state issues and answer your questions. What’s your question? 
 
A Beautiful World: Project Success helps students identify, achieve their dreams
The program started out 25 years ago with the recognition that students needed more than an education to define their lives.
 

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