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 Minnesota woman was charged Wednesday on one count of federal terrorism after being accused of encouraging two fellow college students to join a jihad months before she allegedly set several fires at St. Catherine University.
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.
This year’s finalists for the Tommie Award have been announced. University Affairs Editor Solveig Rennan gives an in-depth look at each of the three seniors selected.
Two St. Thomas students have a role in the Super Bowl halftime show, MSP expects record numbers, and police arrest activists blocking a Metro Transit route. Senior Reporter Lauren Andrego has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas students Cory Spawn and Joe Sladek will be on the field at U.S. Bank Stadium during the halftime show of Super Bowl LII assisting with set up and tear down.
The upcoming Super Bowl is expected to earn over $330 million in revenue. Learn more as Design Manager Christine Hastings breaks down some of the numbers surrounding Super Bowl LII.
Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, a father of three victims charges Larry Nassar, and Web Manager Anne Kopas argues that Instagram is harmful to study abroad. Chief Story Editor Emily Sweeney has today’s News in :90.
This is News in :90 for Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018.
Minnesota’s lieutenant governor, Trump’s comment at the State of the Union, Israeli settlements and a St. Thomas graduation fee are all part of today’s News in :90 with University Affairs Editor Solveig Rennan.
A $50 graduation fee has been waived for the Class of 2018 following talks between administrators and student government officials.
Much of the world will get to see, a blue moon, supermoon and a total lunar eclipse all rolled into one Wednesday morning. There hasn’t been a triple lineup like this since 1982, and the next won’t occur until 2037.
