July 25, 2019
We’re momentarily back in the rainfall business across parts of Minnesota. Spotty showers are expected in Minnesota through Friday afternoon. And the beautiful July weather will be back this weekend. On Minnehaha Creek earlier this week, two boys got a fish story of a lifetime: They lassoed a 6-foot sturgeon and hauled it out of the creek. “I could not believe how big it was,” one of the boys said. ~ MPR News staff | Weather forecast

Rattlesnake squad comes to the rescue — of the snakes

When temperatures soar in southeastern Minnesota, homeowners tend to have more run-ins with the typically shy, and threatened, timber rattlesnake. When that happens, the rattlesnake responders are called in.
How you (and your dog) can avoid snake bites: And what to do if you get bitten
Snakes in the grass: A key to Minnesota's vanishing prairie

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ICE broke a car window to arrest an undocumented immigrant. Then they did it again

In two separate but similar incidents this month, federal immigration officials in Minneapolis and Kansas City, Mo., broke out car windows to arrest undocumented immigrants who had reentered the country after being deported.

Hmong farmers, HealthEast write prescription for better health: Veggie boxes

Eating healthy can be a challenge for people who lack access to fresh produce, or can’t afford it. The Hmong American Farmers Association and HealthEast have been trying to change that, and in turn, transform the doctor-patient relationship.

What's next after Mueller? Lawsuits, investigations and more

Democrats say they will continue to hold Trump to account. But Republicans say that nothing should be next, at least when it comes to investigations of the president.
Mueller on election interference:'They're doing it as we sit here'
Mueller hearings: Trump, allies frame testimony as win for White House
After Mueller's testimony: Election security divides Congress

Minnesota Historical Society offers support to dementia caregivers

The Minnesota Historical Society, the designated keeper of the state’s memories, is helping people providing care to Minnesotans whose memories and mental abilities are fading because of dementia.

‘This is my identity’: Synchronized swimmer proud to be in the water

By intentionally creating a space for LGBTQ athletes, the Subversive Sirens is inviting people who would never otherwise consider participating in water sports.
Water Main:Broadening the circle of competitive swimming
Minneapolis residents: New partnership offers $5 swimming lessons
Summer bummer: Risks of outdoor swimming

A field guide to Minnesota's iconic animals

Minnesota is proud of its wildlife — even the state’s professional basketball teams are named after lynx and wolves. But spotting these cats and dogs in the wild isn’t as simple as catching a game at the Target Center. Naturalist Dave Schmidt offers tips for those on the trail of five of the state’s iconic creatures.

Child care is unaffordable for average- and low-wage Minnesotans

The average cost of infant care in Minnesota is more than the average rent.

Minnesota police board stresses sex assault response in police training

People preparing to be police officers will be trained to recognize trauma that sexual assault victims can experience after a vote Thursday by the Minnesota Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training.

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