New temporary Medicare program covers weight loss medications
A new Medicare program covers GLP-1 medications like Ozempic for weight loss purposes. The program begins July 1, 2026 and will end in December 2027.
A new Medicare program covers GLP-1 medications like Ozempic for weight loss purposes. The program begins July 1, 2026 and will end in December 2027.
Teen vaping: What parents should know
While the number of teens vaping has dropped, usage is on the rise. Dr. Madeleine Gagnon joins All Day to talk about what parents should know.
While the number of teens vaping has dropped, usage is on the rise. Dr. Madeleine Gagnon joins All Day to talk about what parents should know.
Osseo holds public meeting on plans to open municipal cannabis store
City of Osseo will discuss plans for a municipal cannabis store as residents express concern over the project.
City of Osseo will discuss plans for a municipal cannabis store as residents express concern over the project.
Fargo company claims to be only light bulb maker in U.S.
Fargo-based 'Goodbulb' aims to keep producing light bulbs in U.S. as other manufacturers shift operations overseas.
Fargo-based 'Goodbulb' aims to keep producing light bulbs in U.S. as other manufacturers shift operations overseas.
Status on possible peace deal between U.S. and Iran
North Central College political science professor William Muck discusses the status of talks with Iran on ending the war and what it means for the Strait of Hormuz.
North Central College political science professor William Muck discusses the status of talks with Iran on ending the war and what it means for the Strait of Hormuz.
New charges revive scrutiny of Children’s Theatre abuse history
Documentary filmmaker Norah Shapiro responds to charges against a former Children's Theatre Company employee. The allegations come following the release of her documentary highlighting decades of sexual abuse within the organization. For more information on the film and links to child sex abuse prevention organizations, head to magicandmonstersfilm.com.
Documentary filmmaker Norah Shapiro responds to charges against a former Children's Theatre Company employee. The allegations come following the release of her documentary highlighting decades of sexual abuse within the organization. For more information on the film and links to child sex abuse prevention organizations, head to magicandmonstersfilm.com.
Art teacher and mom crowned Miss Minnesota USA
Rachel Betterley is heading to the Miss USA competition after being crowned Miss Minnesota USA 2026. Betterley, an art teacher from northern Minnesota, is the first married woman, first mother, and first woman over 30 to win the state title. She joins us to discuss her path to the crown and what's ahead at Miss USA this August.
Rachel Betterley is heading to the Miss USA competition after being crowned Miss Minnesota USA 2026. Betterley, an art teacher from northern Minnesota, is the first married woman, first mother, and first woman over 30 to win the state title. She joins us to discuss her path to the crown and what's ahead at Miss USA this August.
'Kumbayah: The Juneteenth Story' marks 30 years
Kumbayah: The Juneteenth Story returns for a special anniversary performance, bringing to life the history behind Juneteenth through storytelling and music. Author and co-director Rose McGee joins us to discuss the play's 30-year legacy and the story that continues to resonate today.
Kumbayah: The Juneteenth Story returns for a special anniversary performance, bringing to life the history behind Juneteenth through storytelling and music. Author and co-director Rose McGee joins us to discuss the play's 30-year legacy and the story that continues to resonate today.
Minnesota startup takes on fruit flies without chemicals
A Minnesota startup is developing technology designed to reduce fruit fly populations without the use of chemicals. Novoclade founder Siba Das joins us to explain how the approach works, what it could mean for agriculture, and why the U.S. Department of Agriculture selected the company to help develop defenses against the New World screwworm.
A Minnesota startup is developing technology designed to reduce fruit fly populations without the use of chemicals. Novoclade founder Siba Das joins us to explain how the approach works, what it could mean for agriculture, and why the U.S. Department of Agriculture selected the company to help develop defenses against the New World screwworm.
New cancer treatment technology to fight tumors in the liver
Allina Health is using new technology that targets tumors in the liver by using ultrasonic sound waves.
Allina Health is using new technology that targets tumors in the liver by using ultrasonic sound waves.
What to expect at Grandma's Marathon this weekend
Organizers with Grandma's Marathon join All Day Live to talk about what runners and spectators can expect for race weekend along the north shore.
Organizers with Grandma's Marathon join All Day Live to talk about what runners and spectators can expect for race weekend along the north shore.
SCOTUS rules gov. can't restrict guns for marijuana use
On Thursday the Supreme Court ruled against a federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana users.
On Thursday the Supreme Court ruled against a federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana users.
Minneapolis Farmers market celebrates 150 years
The Minneapolis Farmers Market is celebrating it's 150th year this season.
The Minneapolis Farmers Market is celebrating it's 150th year this season.
Minneapolis considers repealing bathhouse ban
The Minneapolis city council is expected to vote on an ordinance to repeal the ban on bathhouses. Dylan Boyer from the Aliveness Project joins All Day to talk about what this would mean for the city.
The Minneapolis city council is expected to vote on an ordinance to repeal the ban on bathhouses. Dylan Boyer from the Aliveness Project joins All Day to talk about what this would mean for the city.
Big Honkin' Truck Parade takes over Minneapolis
Some Big Honkin' trucks will be on display in Minneapolis for the Big Honkin' Truck Parade.
Some Big Honkin' trucks will be on display in Minneapolis for the Big Honkin' Truck Parade.
Minnesota can retain business headquarters, but is it attracting new ones?
A new University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management examines the Twin Cities "headquarters economy" and why it is struggling to attract new businesses.
A new University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management examines the Twin Cities "headquarters economy" and why it is struggling to attract new businesses.
Identifying and treating perimenopause
Leslie Lee and Morgan Kraut of MK Aesthetics discuss the signs and symptoms of perimenopause and new treatments available.
Leslie Lee and Morgan Kraut of MK Aesthetics discuss the signs and symptoms of perimenopause and new treatments available.
Helping children avoid and heal from growth plate injuries
Growth plate injuries are on the rise for kids who play sports. Shriner's Childrens Twin Cities providers Pamela Long and Allyce Fisk explains what growth plate injuries are and how to prevent them.
Growth plate injuries are on the rise for kids who play sports. Shriner's Childrens Twin Cities providers Pamela Long and Allyce Fisk explains what growth plate injuries are and how to prevent them.
Fifteen charged with anti-ICE conspiracy: Breaking down the charges
Yesterday, U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen announced anti-ICE conspiracy charges on 15 individuals. Defense Attorney Mike Bryant tells us more about the charges.
Yesterday, U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen announced anti-ICE conspiracy charges on 15 individuals. Defense Attorney Mike Bryant tells us more about the charges.
What you need to know about flesh-eating screwworm parasites
University of Minnesota Veterinary Parasitologist and Clinical Pathologist Dr. Erin Burton joins us to tell us about the flesh eating New World Screwworm that has been found the United States. She explains the risk it poses to livestock and the potential for it to come to Minnesota.
University of Minnesota Veterinary Parasitologist and Clinical Pathologist Dr. Erin Burton joins us to tell us about the flesh eating New World Screwworm that has been found the United States. She explains the risk it poses to livestock and the potential for it to come to Minnesota.