MPR News UpdatePM edition
Good evening! Angela Davis here. If you haven’t heard, I’ll be hosting a new show on MPR News starting this coming Monday, Dec. 3 at 11 a.m. On the show, I’ll lead conversations that make sense of Minnesota news, issues, and how we live our lives. The show producers and I will also be interacting with listeners online. We’ve launched a Facebook group to be a place for discussion before, during and after the show (along with some behind the scenes photos and video!) I’ll also be featured in the MPR News PM Newsletter! Starting next week you’ll notice a new look and a new focus on local news and conversations. I look forward to hearing from you and telling your stories! -- Angela Davis
Saturday snow: 2″ to 5″ likely MSP, 5″ to 10″ south
Our first storm of meteorological winter brings heavy snow to the I-90 corridor. The Twin Cities rides the northern fringe of the significant snow zone.
Mpls. council moves to shift $1.1 million from police department

The amendment to Mayor Jacob Frey's proposed budget would provide ongoing funding for violence prevention and other programs.

'The M' emerges: St. Paul's only art museum reopens Sunday

The Minnesota Museum of American Art, is back with a bigger space and a shorter nickname

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Heroin dealer gets eight years in prison for fatal 2017 drug sale

Anthony West admitted that he sold heroin but stopped short of taking responsibility for causing the death of one of the people who injected the drug. The judge disagreed.

Mpls. mayor vows to fire cop for racist 4th Precinct decorations
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Friday promised to quickly fire a Minneapolis 4th Precinct police officer for decorating a Christmas tree with objects that appeared to mock the precinct's largely African-American population.
Minnesota DNR says Red River diversion decision at least a month away

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says its decision on issuing permits for the Red River diversion project in the Fargo-Moorhead area should happen in late December or early January.

Radio station dumps ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’

It seemed like a nice little song at one time until more men got educated about things like consent. Now, it's just creepy.

Prosecutors seek new murder charge against ex-Mpls. cop in Ruszczyk killing
Hennepin County prosecutors are asking a judge to add an intentional second-degree murder charge against ex-Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor, who shot and killed 911 caller Justine Ruszczyk in July 2017. 
Running down the week in Minnesota sports, from the T-wolves to Gopher volleyball

MPR News host Cathy Wurzer checked in with Howard Sinker for the latest. Sinker is a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune.

Amid spike in measles cases, health officials warn of 'losing decades of progress'

The number of cases worldwide leaped more than 30 percent from 2016 to 2017, according to the World Health Organization and the CDC. And they say the rise has roots in failures to vaccinate children.

The horrible truth behind some heartwarming videos

The story of a school that had a high percentage of underserved students accepted into some of the nation's best universities was salve for the wounds of a wicked world. Who didn't feel good watching the viral videos of students checking whether they got accepted or not?

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