Researchers in far northern Minnesota are concerned about a young wolf south of Voyageurs National Park that's been seen several times along a roadside, displaying little to no fear of people. Tom Gable, who leads the Voyageurs Wolf Project, which studies the predation habits of wolves in and around the park, said he fears someone could shoot the wolf, or that people will feed it, thinking that it looks thin, and hungry.

MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with Peter Rachleff, co-executive director of the east side freedom library in St. Paul and a retired history professor at Macalester College specializing in labor history.  

A federal judge sentenced Aaron R. Broussard on Monday to life in prison for sending lethal doses of fentanyl through the mail. In 2016, eleven people in ten states died of overdoses after buying drugs from his website, including University of Minnesota agricultural economist Jason Beddow. 

A 33-year-old central Minnesota man has been found guilty of assault and stalking motivated by racial bias for his months-long campaign of threats and property damage that terrorized a nearby family.