Helping teens learn from failure
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Failure can be tough in the moment, but experts say setbacks can help build resilience, confidence, and long-term success. Dr. Madeleine Gagnon, pediatrician and founder of PULSE, joins us to discuss why learning to navigate disappointment is an important part of growing up. We talk about how parents can help teens bounce back when things don’t go as planned and turn challenges into lasting life lessons.

Prince's keyboardist Lisa Coleman reflects on Prince's legacy ahead of 2026 celebration
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Prince’s longtime keyboardist and collaborator Lisa Coleman joins us to share memories from her years working alongside Prince and reflect on his lasting legacy in Minnesota and beyond. 

Flight to MSP diverted after unruly passenger incident
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A United flight bound for Minneapolis was forced to divert to Madison after a disturbance involving an unruly passenger. Heather McNevin from the Department of Aviation at Minnesota State University, Mankato joins us to explain what happens when a flight is diverted, who makes that decision, and how disruptions like this affect passengers, crews and airline operations.

Key takeaways from DFL and GOP conventions
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Political analyst Blois Olson joins All Day to discuss key takeaways from the GOP and DFL conventions over the weekend.

Vikings hiring Nolan Teasley as GM: Ahmad Hicks reacts
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The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly hiring Nolan Teasley from the Seattle Seahawks as their next general manager. FOX 9 Sports Reporter Ahmad Hicks joins All Day to talk about what it means for the franchise.

Minneapolis council president, metro bears, Australia vs. 3M : All Day Live
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Today on All Day Live, we break down the latest Minneapolis City Hall drama with Council Member Elliot Payne, plus why black bear sightings seem to be popping up all across the Twin Cities suburbs. We also take a closer look at housing affordability and development challenges shaping communities across Minnesota. Plus, we talk Rochester’s controversial goose egg program, worsening air quality concerns, and new developments involving a federal ICE agent accused in a Minneapolis shooting case after authorities announced an arrest in Texas. And later, legal analysis on Australia’s lawsuit against 3M, live Capitol coverage, weather updates with Erika Mrazik, and more local stories making headlines across Minnesota. All that and more on today’s episode of All Day Live.

Minneapolis city council president addresses strained relationships amid chief resignation
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Minneapolis is facing a major shakeup after the police chief’s resignation, with tensions now escalating between City Hall and leadership over how the decision was handled. City Council President Elliot Payne reacts to the situation as questions grow around transparency and what led to the departure. 

Australia sues 3M in $1.4B PFAS case
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Australia takes legal action against 3M over PFAS contamination claims valued at $1.4 billion. Legal analyst and University of Minnesota professor Richard Painter joins us to break down how a country can sue a U.S. company, how cross-border cases like this work, and what laws actually apply.

Canada goose problem: Managing growing flocks
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Minnesota communities, including Rochester, are facing growing challenges posed by Canada geese, where expanding flocks are impacting parks, lakes, and public spaces. Sharon Stiteler, known as The Birdchick, joins us to explain why goose populations are rising and how wildlife officials manage them. We also break down egg addling and other tools used to help control Canada goose numbers locally.

Twin Cities housing shift: Investors buying more homes
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We’re looking at a growing trend in the Twin Cities housing market as investors purchase a larger share of homes, raising questions about availability for first-time buyers and the future of starter homes. Edward Goetz from the University of Minnesota’s CURA joins us to break down what’s driving the shift and how suburban communities are responding as single-family rentals continue to rise.

Bear sightings rise in Minnesota suburbs
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Black bears are being spotted across parts of the Twin Cities metro, including Elk River, Burnsville and Shoreview, with multiple sightings caught on camera. Spencer Peter from the North American Bear Center joins us to talk about the uptick in spring bear activity and what it means for residents. Officials are reminding people to stay alert as bears move through suburban areas in search of food. (Photo credit: Jason Olson)

Data Center construction halted in Pine Island
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A judge in Goodhue County halted the construction of a data center after the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy filed  a lawsuit. The Executive Director of  the MCEA Kathryn Hoffman jonied All Day to discuss the issue. 

Diane's Place named a top 50 restaurant in North America
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Diane's Place was honored by North America’s 50 Best Restaurants. The Minneapolis eatery was named one of their top restaurants. 

Tick season ramps up across Minnesota
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Tick season is ramping up across Minnesota, and experts say this year is already off to a busy start. Vector ecologist Jordan Mandli from the Metro Mosquito Control District joins us to talk about peak tick season, why deer tick nymphs can carry a higher risk for Lyme disease, and what Minnesotans can do to reduce their chances of getting bitten this summer.

Teen social media habits
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Over half of teens use their phones for an hour or more between the hours of 10 P.M. and 6 A.M. Dr. Madeleine Gagnon joins All Day to talk about how teens and parents can break these habits this summer. 

Hennepin County begins testing public beaches
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Crew with Hennepin County are starting to test lakes to ensure popular swimming spots are safe. 

Minneapolis debates data center moratorium
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Minneapolis leaders are weighing a possible pause on new data center development. Dan McConnell joins us to talk about the debate over growth, energy use, and what data centers could mean for downtown Minneapolis.

Response to Pope Leo warning of AI
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University of St. Thomas professor John Abraham joins All Day to respond to the Pope Leo's encyclical on AI.