Minnesota Olympians return home to a celebration in Duluth, Parkland High School students return to the school, and corporate sponsors drop partnerships with the NRA. Design Manager Christine Hastings has today’s News in :90.
A plane slides off a runway in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and Lindsey Vonn competes in what will probably be her last Olympic event. Reporter MacKenzie Bailey has today’s News in :90.
This is News in :90 for Thursday, Feb. 21 with University affairs editor Solveig Rennan.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, Feb. 21 with Reporter Taylor Shupe.
The St. Paul teachers union is expected to vote on a tentative contract, and the president discusses a bipartisan bill to help improve the federal background check system for gun ownership. Director Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
Coffee Bene reduces its library hours, Opinions Editor Sam Miner writes a response to the Florida shooting, and Catholic Studies founder Don Briel is in hospice. Designer Keely Gregory has today’s News in :90.
Authorities charged Nikolas Cruz with 17 counts of premeditated murder following Wednesday’s school shooting. St. Thomas first-year Joseph Sarne died Tuesday, Feb. 6 in a car crash and Mikaela Shiffrin made her Olympic debut. Photojournalist Sophie Ringold has today’s News in :90.
A stolen Ohio school bus, St. Thomas’ Art History gallery and penguins in California looking for love on Valentine’s Day are all part of Charlie Siddons’ News in :90.
Former St. Kate’s student pleads not guilty to federal charges, a 16-year-old Sibley County native charged with felony gross negligence has reached a plea deal, President Donald Trump tries to eliminate federal support of the U.S. waterway cleanup, and Annie Youngblood is the Tommie Award winner.
President Trump unveils his new infrastructure plan, the Senate hosts a rare open debate on immigration policy, and stocks are rising. Reporter Samantha HoangLong has today’s News in :90.
A St. Kate’s student is charged in connection with the fires set on campus last month, a new bill ends the federal government shutdown, and North Korea and South Korea have a show of diplomatic unity at the Olympics. Reporter Matthew Curry has today’s News in :90.
A chair was stolen from U.S. Bank Stadium after the Super Bowl, the governor of North Dakota pays $37,000 for Super Bowl tickets, and Drake visits Miami. Reporter Althea Larson has today’s News in :90.
An earthquake in Taiwan, SpaceX and the discovery of a 10,000 year old skeleton found in an English cave are all part of today’s News in :90 with chief story editor Emily Sweeney.
The Tommie Awards finalists voting is now available, the stock market dropped and then rallied Tuesday morning, and the grand jury looks into the Justine Ruszcyk case. Reporter Kyle Manderfeld has todays News in :90.
Men’s basketball defeats Carleton College, Super Bowl viewership has dropped and Minnesota sets the record for the coldest Super Bowl to date. Reporter MacKenzie Bailey has today’s Sports in :60.
