Joar Leifseth Ulsom, the Norwegian winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Russell Westbrook from the Oklahoma City Thunder and a conversation between psychology professor and men’s basketball coach, John Tauer and TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer about sports psychology are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with Emily Sweeney.
The death of Stephen Hawking, three men charged with the bombing of a Minnesota mosque and a 500 pound British bomb excavated from an Italian Adriatic town are all part of today’s News in :90 with Carolyn Meyer.
Psychology professor and men’s basketball coach John Tauer joins TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer to discuss sports psychology.
President Donald Trump fires Rex Tillerson and St. Thomas students organize a March for Our Lives walk out. This and more on News in :90 for March 13, 2018.
St. Thomas women’s basketball, St. Thomas softball and St. Thomas men’s golf updates are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with reporter Mark Ahern.
A helicopter crash in New York, a charter bus crash in Minnesota, tweets from President Trump about gun control, and a St. Thomas petition for safer crosswalks are all part of today’s News in :90 with designer Jon Westerberg.
TommieMedia’s second Top Stories show, a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, regulations on self-driving cars in Minnesota, and a city council ruling on student renters are all part of today’s News in :90. Director Sophie Carson reports.
A St. Thomas student lands an internship in Poland and ROTC wins a national award. Plus an update on the Michael Campbell trial. Join anchors Carolyn Meyer and Gamiel Hall for the latest on those and more on Top Stories, a rundown of TommieMedia’s top content from the past two weeks.
The season opener for St. Thomas baseball, the St. Thomas women’s basketball team playing in the sweet sixteen round for the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, and unprecedented interest in curling clubs across the country are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with videographer Charlie Siddons.
Mark Dayton’s proposed funding for security enhancements and mental health improvements in Minnesota schools, a filed lawsuit against Dick’s Sporting Goods and Walmart and fines against passing untrained pets as service animals are all part of today’s News in : 90 with reporter Matthew Curry.
St. Thomas ROTC wins an award, the Super Bowl 52 crew hands off a basketball to the 2019 Final Four organizers, and the Oscars received the lowest Neilson to date last night.
The Men’s Hockey team had five players named to the All-MIAC team, Elise Barnes is named MIAC Softball Player of the Week and diver Andrew Grabowski is headed to nationals.
Snowkiting, a hybrid of skiing and kite flying, is a popular winter sporting trend that has started to garner the interest of Minnesotans looking for something to do with all the snow that’s still left.
The Dead Century joins TommieMedia’s Lauren Andrego to perform their song “Ten Ton Summer.”
The Dead Century, made up of Nick Check, John Paul Check, Austin Peterson and Robert Muehlbauer, have been performing at venues across the Twin Cities since 2016. They join TommieMedia’s Lauren Andrego to talk about their band and perform their unreleased single, Ten Ton Summer.
