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🎧All this week at 9 a.m., we’re listening back to some of the conversations we’ve had on this show over the past year. Associate producer Samantha Matsumoto joined MPR News host Angela Davis to share some of the shows that have stood out to her . Here's what else we have planned today.

Tuesday will bring temperatures finally near normal again with highs well into the 20s for most of Minnesota. Southwest Minnesota will already see some low 30s and northeast Minnesota may stay just below 20. Get the latest on Updraft.
People on horses on an icy road
Ride to Remember: Dakota 38+2 riders end journey in Mankato

Monday was the last ride for the first riders who started it back in 2005. In an announcement, organizers of the Dakota 38+2 Wokiksuye Ride stated their decision to end their official ride came after long periods of prayer.
 
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Tornado ravaged towns rebuild and struggle. Two small Minnesota towns were hit hard by tornadoes earlier this year. As the year ends, each is still recovering and rebuilding, and community leaders see success and struggle. 

Capitol will be abuzz in new session even as remote options remain.
When the legislative session starts Jan. 3, more people are expected to be around the Capitol. While some remote options will remain for lawmakers and their constituents, key legislators anticipate much more in-person activity.

Thousands are trapped on Pine Ridge Reservation. Here's how you can help. Indigenous tribes in South Dakota are fighting for their lives after 30 inches of snow and severe wind blocked roads. Here are some ways you can help them.

Where to hear music in the Twin Cities on New Year’s Eve. As we close the book on 2022, here are 10 music events throughout the Twin Cities to celebrate the start of 2023. For even more New Year’s Eve options, check The Current’s Gig List for additional shows you can take in on Dec. 31.

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