MPR News PM Update
March 13, 2019
There are plenty of things many of us don’t like to talk about. But few topics are as uncomfortable and painful to discuss as miscarriage. Today I was joined by three guests to talk about what causes miscarriages, how common they are and how women and their partners grieve. We also heard personal stories from our callers and learned about some resources for dealing with the pain. Tune in tomorrow when I’ll be talking with former NPR host Michele Norris on race, growing up in Minnesota, and her recent chat with former first lady Michelle Obama. ~ Angela Davis, MPR News host | Forecast
 
Massive storm drives multiple warnings
Warnings for wind, flood watches and fog advisories are all across the map. There's even avalanche warnings in the Rockies and blizzard warnings in the Upper Midwest.
Storm 'Bomb cyclone' thwacks central U.S.
Snow and rain  Melting and rain expected to cause flooding
 
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FAA grounds Boeing 737 Max planes in U.S., pending investigation

President Trump says the U.S. is issuing an emergency order grounding all Boeing 737 Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft in the wake of a crash of an Ethiopian Airliner that killed 157 people.

Ethiopia crash fallout Canada joins other nations grounding 737 Max 8s
 
Michelle Obama's book tour stops in St. Paul on Wednesday night

One woman who got tickets for herself and her entire book club as soon as they went on sale is Sheletta Brundidge, co-host of the "Two Haute Mamas" podcast. Brundidge talked with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer about why she's going to the event.

 
Paul Manafort to serve total of more than 7 years following D.C. guilty plea

Donald Trump's former campaign chairman wrapped up the second of his two federal cases following a conviction in Virginia and a guilty plea in the District of Columbia.

MoreManafort indicted in New York on state charges
 
Does it matter where you go to college? Some context for the admissions scandal

It's no surprise that rich people game the system to get their kids into top colleges. Here are some key takeaways as the bribery scandal evolves.

EarlierU.S. accuses actresses, others of fraud in massive college admissions scandal
 
Senate GOP effort on Trump border wall seems to fall short

An 11th-hour rescue mission by Republican senators to stave off an awkward defeat for Trump on his declaration of a national emergency at the Mexican border, and to protect themselves from a politically dicey vote opposing him, seemed to collapse Wednesday.

 
Appetites: New black-owned restaurants create soul food scene in Twin Cities

The Twin Cities has never been known as a good place to get soul food, but some dedicated entrepreneurs are making the local food scene take note of an unusual-to-Minnesota phenomenon: black-owned food businesses serving both classic and innovative takes on black cooking.

 
Opioid litigation brings company secrets into the public eye

Lawsuits over the way drugmakers have marketed opioids are already putting a dent in companies' reputations. Litigation has forced the release of internal documents that are shifting the narrative.

 
MN Supreme Court: OK for cops to seize mom's car after child's DWIs

Megan Olson already had three DWI convictions. Under Minnesota law, the authorities could seize the car she was driving. Only one problem: it wasn't her car. It belonged to her mother.

 
Mariah Carey finally plays her own Twin Cities show

Mariah Carey performs at the State Theatre in Minneapolis on Wednesday night. It will be the first time that the 49-year-old singer, who has scored 18 number one hits, will headline a solo concert in the Twin Cities.

 
After 30 seasons, Frank Theatre's 'not done yet'

With no permanent home, the theater company has built a loyal, mobile audience that likes to be challenged.

 
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