Gamiel Hall and Emily Sweeney host Top Stories, a rally will be held at the state capitol to protest the cost of diabetes drugs, Minneapolis will pay nearly $200,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a news anchor, and Yam Haus is featured in the final episode of Backstage Pass. For the last time, Assignment Editor has today’s News in :90.
St. Paul police say a bicyclist died Wednesday after colliding with a school bus, nineteen students were elected April 26 to serve on next year’s Undergraduate Student Government and Maryland Democratic governor candidate, Kevin Kamenetz, died of cardiac arrest at age 60. University Affairs Editor Solveig Rennan has today’s News in :90.
Iran chastises the U.S. for pulling out of the nuclear deal, an E. coli outbreak has reached Minnesota, and three Americans detained in North Korea for over a year are heading home. Director Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
President Trump prepares to announce his decision on the Iran deal and senior Valerie Brukhis receives the Fulbright scholarship this and more on News in :90.
A volcanic eruption in Hawaii destroys 26 homes, millions of anti-Semitic tweets have reinforced negative stereotypes on the platform, and the St. Thomas dance team introduces its new coach. Photographer Esmee Verschoor has today’s News in :90.
Four St. Thomas students are named Hult Prize finalists, Minnesota sees a slow-down in refugee arrivals, and Minnesota house Republicans propose an $825 million public works spending bill. Photographer Davis Narey has today’s News in :90.
Iran’s Foreign Minister criticized President Donald Trump’s threat to withdraw from the Iran Nuclear Deal, six people were injured in a shooting at a Minneapolis housing complex Wednesday night, and a body was found in a Connecticut building. Production Editor Noah Brown has today’s News in :90.
Officials call on Husky Energy to stop using a dangerous chemical, two St. Thomas seniors plan a new apartment building, and Iowa lawmakers fast-track a new abortion bill. Reporter Taylor Shupe has today’s News in :90.
May Day brings rallies against labor issues in 14 countries, St. Thomas students create ways for the campus to be more bike friendly and leaders of South Korea, Japan and China meet for a summit conference. Reporter Ava Diaz has today’s News in :90.
A bombing in Afghanistan, a statement from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Israel, White House comments on Trump doctor Ronny Jackson and an arrest in Minneapolis for a 2015 Kansas City killing are all part of today’s News in :90. Reporter Iggy Garcia-Creighton reports.
TommieMedia’s latest episode of Top Stories, an explosion in Superior, Wisconsin, George H.W. Bush hospitalized and a meeting between North and South Korean leaders are all part of today’s News in :90. Reporter Kat Barrett reports.
The Opus College of Business will offer a new degree in health care innovation, the Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s job, authorities discovered mass graves in Rwanda, and Lauren Andrego has a new video package featuring hammock usage on campus. Reporter MacKenzie Bailey has today’s News in :90.
FemCom hosts its “Take Back the Night” march, a democratic lawmaker protests current gun laws on the Minnesota house floor, 19 football players receive an academic honor, and the “Tour de Franzia” is canceled. Reporter Brady Halbmaier has today’s News in :90.
A new parking lot will be built at St. Catherine’s University, a Canadian judge detained suspect Alek Minassian for the death and injuries of pedestrians in North Toronto, and an AP-NORC poll shows results about Facebook usage. Design Manager Christine Hastings has today’s News in :90.
Kate Middleton gives birth to her third child, the man responsible for the slaying of four at a Nashville Waffle House is still on the run, and IDEA forms have received criticism from professors. Senior Reporter Lauren Andrego has today’s News in :90.
