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Morning Headlines – September 10th, 2026

>>Lawmakers Renew Push for Gun Violence Prevention Measures (Undated) - Minnesota lawmakers are renewing calls for tougher gun violence prevention measures following last week's mass shooting in Minneapolis that left three people dead and several others injured, including police officers. DFL Senator Scott Dibble says legislation passed by the Senate last session could have helped prevent...

Afternoon Headlines, September 10th 2026

>>Higher Minimum Wages Take Effect for Minnesota Nursing Home Workers (St. Paul, MN) -- Thousands of Minnesota nursing home workers are getting a pay increase under new minimum wage standards taking effect today. The new hourly minimums range from $19 for general nursing home workers to $27 for licensed practical nurses. Certified nursing assistants must now receive at least $22.50 an...

Afternoon Headlines, September 10th 2026

>>Higher Minimum Wages Take Effect for Minnesota Nursing Home Workers (St. Paul, MN) -- Thousands of Minnesota nursing home workers are getting a pay increase under new minimum wage standards taking effect today. The new hourly minimums range from $19 for general nursing home workers to $27 for licensed practical nurses. Certified nursing assistants must now receive at least $22.50 an...

Morning Headlines – September 10th, 2026

>>Lawmakers Renew Push for Gun Violence Prevention Measures (Undated) - Minnesota lawmakers are renewing calls for tougher gun violence prevention measures following last week's mass shooting in Minneapolis that left three people dead and several others injured, including police officers. DFL Senator Scott Dibble says legislation passed by the Senate last session could have helped prevent...

Afternoon Headlines, August 9th 2026

>>Appleton City Council to Discuss Prison Agreement (Appleton, MN) -- The future of the Appleton prison is back before city leaders tonight. (WED) The Appleton City Council is expected to continue discussions over an agreement with CoreCivic, which will operate the former Prairie Correctional Facility as a 1,600-bed federal immigration detention center. CoreCivic has offered the city about...